Loeb describes public realm, sustainability, and parking benefits
Loeb says the project will widen sidewalks, add street trees, exceed sustainability code as an all-electric building, include bike rooms, 38 parking spaces, EV charging, and FDNY-approved micromobility.
This also, with the new building, gives us an opportunity.
to widen the sidewalk.
There are no street trees, put in street trees, sort of address the public realm and be a better neighbor.
I'll let Chris answer more questions, but we will be not only meeting but exceeding code around sustainability.
It'll be an all-electric building.
And we really looked at, and he'll show you, contextual materials.
This came out of conversations as well with the community board.
So we've been there for 70 years.
We're going to be there another 70 years.
We want this building to feel part of the community.
And then finally, there will be bike rooms, electric bikes, 38 parking spaces, none are required, but having some in the basement, as well as the community board asked for EV charging
and FDNY approved micromobility, and so we're including that as well.