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QUESTION
How was the unit mix and size determined for the housing project?
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The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) explains the considerations for unit mix and size in the housing project, focusing on maximizing space and incorporating feedback.
- Small site constraints influenced the design and unit mix decisions.
- A balance was attempted to maximize a mix of different unit types.
- Studio spaces feature alcoves for bed separation, enhancing living quality.
- Approximately half the units incorporate this alcove design, averaging about 400 square feet for studios.
Oswald Feliz
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The community board, Bronxboro President and Council member Stevens, the board expressed a concern about unit sizes.
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At each of these sites.
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Can you detail how the team landed at the current unit mix and the unit size?
Adam Beckerman
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Before I hand it back over to the, you know, development team.
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You know, on these, you know, infill sites, oftentimes, We're working with very small sites.
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So there's a lot of constraints.
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I think, you know, in this project, we try to, you know, maximize you know, a mix of units.
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I do wanna highlight that and and the moment you can speak this more that we utilized in the studio spaces, you know, alcoves, So there's a bit of separation.
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Even though it's a studio, there's a separation to put the bed, and we've incorporated that in about half the unit.
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So thinking about some of those feedback.
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Good day, David.
Jocelyn Torio
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I'll just mention that as Adam is discussing the Alcoast Studios, those are about 400 square feet on average, so that it's a generous size studio.
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And yeah.
Oswald Feliz
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Okay.