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Building a Brand New Neighborhood in Queens

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By Matt Chaban 2/09/11 7:59pm
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    The two towers are part of a larger project that is a continuation of the Queens West development at right.

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    The first phase includes developing two waterfront parcels as open space, as well, part of a new 11-acre park stretching to Newtown Creek.

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    Of course, there will be bike lanes.

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    The Related Companies, Phipps Houses, and Monadonck Construction won the bid to redevelop the first phase of Hunters Point South in Queens.

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    A rendering of the entire project, which includes more than 6,000 apartments. Related is developing the two towers at far left.

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    Hunters Point South today.

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    Designed by New York firms SHoP Architects and Ishmael Leyva, the project includes 908 apartments, 20,000-square-feet of retail and a 1,100-seat school. Of the apartments, 75 percent will be set aside for affordable housing.

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    Previously, the parcels were going to be developed as the Olympic Village for the city's bid for the 2012 Summer Games.

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    The winning designer of that project was LA-based Morphosis.

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