See the Work

2311 Tiebout Avenue

Slightly Slanted and Strategically Sustainable

Esther Yang will tackle many projects during her Rose Fellowship with Fordham Bedford Housing Corporation (FBHC), but 2311 Tiebout Avenue is likely to be a constant companion. Esther is working with architect Jack Coogan of Oaklander, Coogan, and Vitto (OCV) Architects on this infill housing development in the Bronx. One early milestone was recently reached when they submitted designs for the development to New York City for approval.

The project designs demonstrate how FBHC is continuing to test sustainable strategies within affordable housing development. Plans call for incorporating solar hot water and for seeking LEED certification. The project will be one of many “test” buildings where FBHC and Esther will implement and learn from select sustainable techniques. Their goal is better sustainable decisions for subsequent projects. Stay tuned...

Project Summary

Location:
Bronx, New York
Fordham Bedford
Program Scope
20 affordable rental housing units
Common residential amenity room (133 sq ft)
Common residential amenity room (537 sq ft)
Common courtyard/terrace (471 sq ft)
Green roof
Project Status
On-the-boards
Location:
Bronx, New York
Fordham Bedford
Project Scope
5,766 sq ft gross site area
New construction
7 stories + basement
19,957 sq ft gross project area
Program Scope
20 affordable rental housing units
Common residential amenity room (133 sq ft)
Common residential amenity room (537 sq ft)
Common courtyard/terrace (471 sq ft)
Green roof
Residential Unit Profile

1Studio500-500 sq ft
71 BR511-511 sq ft
122 BR740-834 sq ft
Green Benchmarks
Green Communities (anticipated)
LEED Certified (anticipated)
Project Status
On-the-boards

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