Nestled just north of Rufus King Park in Jamaica Queens, Hill West developed a full-block master plan, transforming the former site of Mary Immaculate Hospital into new housing for the community.

The master plan for Parkhill City designs several new buildings with over 600,000 square feet of residential development on the full block at 152-11 89th Avenue in Jamaica Queens, just north of Rufus King Park. The block was formerly home to Mary Immaculate Hospital, which closed in 2009.

In the first phase of the project, Hill West completely converted and rebuilt the two main structures of the hospital into a new 17-story residential rental building with 481 units, enlarging the building and replacing its facade with a contemporary metal and glass skin. The adjacent building, which was the original prewar building, had its limestone and brick facade restored. An 8,000 square foot amenity roof terrace tops a 1-story Penthouse addition.

The residents of Parkhill City have access to over 20,000 square feet of indoor amenities, including a 60-foot lap pool, whirlpool hot tub, cold plunge pool, sauna, steam room, fitness center, arcade, children’s playroom, café and juice bar, screening room, as well as multiple lounges.