COMMUNITY CENTER AND MOSQUE

Fareeha Tabssum (CE)
Basil Khan (CE)
Qasim Akhlaq (CE)

Advised by Professors Cosmas Tzavelis, Leo Argiris and Joe Smith

This facility is intended not only for use as a place of worship for Muslims within the region but also as a community center to promote unity and development. Alongside large prayer areas for men and women, this space will include amenities such as modern classrooms, computer labs, an indoor basketball court, a cafeteria, and a rooftop space for recreational uses. Finally, the scope of this construction project consists of a full design for a public use facility.

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NY HARBOR SCHOOL FREDEVELOPMENT

Lionel Gilliar-Schoenenberger (CE)
Mohamad Hassan (CE)
Crystal Woo (CE)
Benny (Haobin) Wu (CE)

Advised by Professors Cosmas Tzavelis, Leo Argiris and Joe Smith

The New York Harbor school, located on Governors Island, needs a new school building for classrooms, labs, a competition-sized pool, and a gymnasium. The current school building is being outgrown, evidenced by the makeshift storage facilities outside the school. Our solution consists of: (1) a new academic building to house the desired amenities, (2) an extension of an existing building for a cafeteria, and (3) a pedestrian bridge connecting the two new structures to create a unified campus.

SSS TOWER DEVELOPMENT

Sean Kim (CE)
Shirley Yan (CE)
Shuyao Zheng (CE)

Advised by Professors Cosmas Tzavelis, Leo Argiris and Joe Smith

The SSS Tower Development Project is a mixed use project that aims to stimulate the local economy in the Yorkville neighborhood in Manhattan. It will provide residential housing through a variety of apartment spaces to encourage diverse sets of families to settle in. The project will also provide commerical space to fill niche needs and to contribute to business growth.

KLCA

Chrisanna Chen (CE)
Adisa Radoncic (CE)
Lazaros Xenophontos (CE)
Kyril Yurchuk (CE)

Advised by Professors Cosmas Tzavelis, Leo Argiris and Joe Smith

The KLCA project is a mixed use development containing both residential units and a community center. We are looking to promote the wellness of the mind and body as well as social interation, following the isolation and anxiety that has risen from the COVID-19 pandemic. We will be providing a community center to involve the community as well as 82 units with 30% being afforable inculsionary housing.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING
IN GREENPOINT, BROOKLYN

Kangwoo (Patrick) Kim (CE)
Kevin Lee (CE)
Jonathan Pan (CE)
Kyungchan (Jason) Park (CE)

Advised by Professors Cosmas Tzavelis, Leo Argiris and Joe Smith

The proposed affordable housing project is to be located along the East River in the neighborhood of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Three (3) ten (10) story buildings are planned to be built on-site along with parking and community spaces. At completion, the project will include designs for structural systems, foundation systems, archictectura design of the buildings and site, as well as flood resiliency measures.