Developer files to convert storage building to 40K sf community facility in Pelham Parkway

Marc Glassman, on November 23, filed a permit application for a $2 million project to convert a storage building to a 30-unit, 40,336-square-foot community facility building at 1682 Stillwell Avenue in Pelham Parkway.

The plans call for a change in size and change in use of the building. Per the plans, the project will convert the 21-foot tall, one-story building to a 60-foot tall, six-story building.

The project is described in the filings as: herewith filed alteration 1 application to convert an existing one-story building to a six-story community facility. The initial cost as reported in the DOB filing for the work described in this permit application is $2,016,800.

The plans show that the ground floor will be converted to two recreation and dining spaces, offices, storage space, and a laundry room. The newly constructed floors two through six will each have six sleeping accommodations per floor, along with community facility space.

Bild Architecture is listed as the architect.

Direct link to Acris document.LINK

Direct link to DOB document.LINK