Residential

AKRF has helped bring thousands of market-rate and luxury residential units to fruition.

Many of our residential projects include unique design and construction considerations, such as 111 West 57th Street in Manhattan incorporating the historic Steinway Building into the base, and 53W53 in Manhattan including three floors of new exhibition space for the Museum of Modern Art.

AKRF also helped transform the iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel in Manhattan into condominium residences, and we are currently engaged in several office-to-residential conversion projects.

We have also celebrated approvals and openings for residential projects in White Plains and New Rochelle as well as numerous developments throughout New Jersey such as Kendall Woods in South Brunswick, Diamond at Warren in Warren, Wonder Lofts Apartments in Hoboken, Branchburg Village in Branchburg, and Lebanon Town Center in Lebanon.

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John Carbone, PE

Vice President, Civil Engineering

Charlie Fields

Senior Vice President, Environmental and Land Use Planning

John Hansen, PE, PP

Vice President, Civil Engineering

Ashutosh Sharma

Vice President, Site Assessment and Remediation

Dustin Kapson, LSRP

Vice President, Site Assessment and Remediation

Benjamin Sachwald

Senior Vice President, Acoustics, Noise and Vibration

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Recent Milestones

Two Clinton Park opened in New Rochelle, the Good Counsel Redevelopment in White Plains was approved for a mix of residential uses, Willows at Spruce Run received site plan approval in Clinton, construction topped out on 20 and 30 Halletts Point in Queens, and construction began on the Heatherwood in West Hempstead transit-oriented development.