Q&A
Changes to the building's bulkhead design
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Council Member Abreu inquires about changes made to the building's bulkhead since the initial proposal. The panel explains that they have reduced the height of the bulkhead and plan to make it more visually appealing.
- The bulkhead height has been reduced from 12 feet to 10 feet
- Plans to make the bulkhead translucent or glass to improve visibility
- The building's overall height will be lower than the street level of Riverside Drive
Shaun Abreu
0:44:18
Yeah.
0:44:20
Have you made changes to the bulkhead since making your initial proposal?
Steve Wygoda
0:44:24
Yes.
0:44:25
We're gonna sorry.
Neil Weisbard
0:44:27
Right.
0:44:27
We we lowered it to 10 feet.
Shaun Abreu
0:44:29
Yeah.
0:44:29
What was it before?
Neil Weisbard
0:44:31
I believe the plan was 12 to 4 12 feet.
Zef Gjini
0:44:33
Yeah.
0:44:34
Yeah.
Steve Wygoda
0:44:34
And we're gonna lower it.
0:44:36
We're also gonna make it translucent.
0:44:37
We're gonna make it into glass, to the said we can.
Shaun Abreu
0:44:40
So you'll be able to see it to the to the other side.
Steve Wygoda
0:44:42
Yeah.
0:44:42
If you wanna look in that direction.
0:44:44
Yeah.
Shaun Abreu
0:44:45
We have we have some people who like to look high water.
Steve Wygoda
0:44:48
So we're gonna do that.
0:44:49
And you've seen glass enclosed elevators and all that.
0:44:53
It's we're we're gonna do that.
Shaun Abreu
0:44:56
Is it also fair to say that you you said in your presentation the building would be lower than the street, Riverside Drive itself?
0:45:01
Or It's just the Riverside.
Neil Weisbard
0:45:03
That's where
UNKNOWN
0:45:04
we were.
Neil Weisbard
0:45:04
Who's capped at?