Applicant Stark presents school building designs
Stark presents the four school designs: Beth Chana School, Central United Talmudical Academy, Yeshivas Ahavas Israel, and Yeshiva Litziram Satmar, all featuring five-story designs with large rooftop play areas and maximized floor plates.
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I'm just going to bring you through some existing condition photos real quick.
This is looking up Park Avenue.
This is the heart of the rezoning area where new residential buildings will locate, the existing residential neighborhood beyond.
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The new schools, given the time here, I'm going to move quickly through this.
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Bethana School up on Spencer Street to the north.
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There's a five-story school for girls.
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45,000 square feet, five-story school.
This maximizes the programmable space at the roof.
This is a common design theme that you're going to see across each of these schools.
Again, it maximizes the usable floor plates for the schools, keeps construction costs down by not having any setbacks, and importantly, allows for as large a rooftop play area as possible.
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Central United Talmudical Academy is the largest school among the proposed schools.
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Same dynamic, five stories, large rooftop play areas.
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Yeshiva Havis Israel, right across the street from Central United, allowing coordinated operational dynamics.
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Next slide, existing conditions already being used for religious purposes.
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This is a future rendering about
Really showing the way that these schools can interact with one another.
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We're going to skip through the legalization site.
There's a site that's already been used for quasi-educational purposes.
The application will allow to seek a new certificate of occupancy.
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