QUEENS — A developer is planning to construct a modern-looking eight-story rental building on a Kew Gardens corner next to another project from the same team.
Whitestone-based Curzon Development LLC filed permits to build the new 21,376-square-foot structure at 83-61 116th St. Monday that would replace a two-story red-brick house, city documents show. The site would also encompass a neighboring lot at 116-02 Curzon Rd., YIMBY first reported.
Renderings of the proposed development by Bluarch Architecture show the building's contemporary design, featuring rounded balconies and a large rooftop space.
If approved, the building would include 32 apartments and stand adjacent to another project currently under construction at 83-67 116th St. that is also being developed by Curzon Development and designed by Bluarch Architecture.
That eight-story building, which replaced another two-story home, will include 46 apartment units, glass balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Both buildings will be rentals, according to Bluarch Architecture.
Photos: Courtesy of Bluarch Architecture
None of the developments will include commercial space or parking garages, documents show.
The developer did not immediately respond to request seeking comment.