Broome Street Development is situated in the heart of the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Image credit: N/A

Broome Street Development is situated in the heart of the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Image credit: N/A

Broome Street Development is situated in the heart of the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Image credit: N/A

Broome Street Development, a mixed-use, mixed-income and multigenerational development, was meticulously planned to serve the present and future needs of New York City’s population and integral community organizations, with its design seamlessly integrating into the existing style of the Lower East Side. Image Credit: Chris Cooper

The project’s facade successfully blends with the historic architecture of the Lower East Side, expressed by a stacking of 6-story volumes – further subdivided into 3-story groupings. Image Credit: Chris Cooper

The Suffolk’s entrance is adorned by warm-toned, textured brick cladding and playful stepping, paying homage to the historic building fabric and masonry work of the Lower East Side. Image Credit: Chris Cooper

The lobby opens through the building to a serene, landscaped courtyard within the block, where a recreated footprint of the historic synagogue building envelops the new Beth Hamedrash Hagodol garden space. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

Located on the 7th floor, the residential amenity deck provides residents with a comfortable space conducive to remote work, offering tables with plenty of charging outlets, conference rooms for multi-person meetings and soundproof phone booths for privacy. The grand staircase, complete with marble detailing and warm step lighting, allows for easy access to a serene landscaped outdoor terrace. Image Credit: Frances Scott

Through Gotham’s ongoing commitment to fostering community through curated resident program, this lounge and demo kitchen frequently hosts cooking demonstrations, craft classes, networking events and more. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

A lushly landscaped terrace with comfortable seating and barbeque grills allows residents to socialize and entertain guests in an elevated and sophisticated space while also connecting to the below amenity floor to encourage indoor-outdoor living and provide convenient access to the accessible demo kitchen. Image Credit: Chris Cooper

The outdoor rooftop pool, a rarity among New York City multifamily projects, provides residents the opportunity to enjoy the fresh air and take in the stunning views of the Williamsburg and Manhattan Bridge, New York Harbor, Downtown, and Midtown including the Empire State Building. Image Credit: CTC Studios

The 24/7 state-of-the-art gym spans three separate spaces to provide residents with a diverse range of workout equipment to complement a healthy lifestyle including free weights, cardio equipment, and a Mirror. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

Encouraging a wellness-driven lifestyle, Gotham hosts weekly yoga, cardio and cycling classes in this private movement studio. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

The floor to ceiling windows in The Suffolk’s residences were intentionally integrated for residents to experience the pouring natural light and stunning views of New York City from all angles. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

The spacious kitchens were developed to create a warm and inviting space for residents to enjoy through duo toned kitchen cabinets and a Blomberg suite of appliances. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

The Suffolk’s bedrooms each offer floor to ceiling windows with retractable blinds, allowing residents to customize their space to best suit their needs. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

The Abode by Gotham collection, measuring between 315 to 350 square feet, was meticulously designed to maximize living space and storage, resulting in a built in murphy bed that transitions seamlessly into a sofa. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

When the murphy bed is stored away, this built-in sofa is offered among all Abode by Gotham residents and offers ample room to lounge and relax while also providing hidden storage. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

Residents of the Abode by Gotham collection of micro-units have access to this spacious, dedicated lounge with a fully equipped kitchen, additional storage to amplify space beyond their unit and laundry facilities. Image Credit: Adam Macchia

The Chinese-American Planning Council’s new 40,000-square-foot headquarters. This public-private partnership has provided this vital organization with the ability to establish a headquarter and expand its services to support the 80,000 Asian American, immigrant, and low-income individuals it serves across New York City each year. Image Credit: Chinese-American Planning Council

The Chinese-American Planning Council’s new space was delivered to the non-profit free and clear, allowing for its design to specifically cater to the organization’s growth and expansion of its services. Image Credit: Chinese-American Planning Council

The Chinese-American Planning Council oversees all programming for the low-income senior population that resides within 64 Norfolk. This resident lounge with a kitchen is a gathering place for residents to enjoy, connect and socialize with each other while participating in CPC’s ongoing programming. Image Credit: Gotham Organization

On track for completion in Q1 2025, the Beth Hamedrash Hagodol synagogue will receive its brand new, 4,000-square-foot congregation and cultural heritage center after suffering a tragic fire in 2017. The recreated footprint of the historic synagogue building will envelope BHH’s garden space and will be available for the public use of students, Lower East Side residents, and the BHH Congregation. Image Credit: Image Credit: Adam Macchia