Bankside Master Plan

Rather than creating a building with the intention of melding it into its surroundings, Bankside gave Hill West Architects a unique opportunity to create an entire neighborhood, two projects that are linked by the waterway and are on either side of the 3^rd Avenue Bridge which connects the Bronx to Manhattan. Well serviced by subway access, this up and coming neighborhood is rich with culture and local flavor.  Hill West’s new Master Plan will bring new commercial, retail, culture, and residential development to the area, along with a new park along the waterfront that will add new ways for the residents to connect to the waterfront.

Riverside Center

The City Council approved the Riverside Center ULURP in 2010.  Hill West collaborated with French Architect, Christian de Portzamparc, to develop 5 new multi-use buildings overlooking the waterfront in New York’s Upper West side between West 59^th and West 61^st Street.  This project has evolved to include 3.2 acres of open space, a K-8 public school, and now has 100,000 square feet of retail shops and services.  Three of the buildings have been branded as Waterline Square, developed by GID Development Group and the remaining 2 buildings are currently under construction with separate developers.

Hill West has collaborated with world-renowned architects on 4 of the 5 buildings including the three buildings at Waterline Square and One West End in collaboration with Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects.

470 Kent

470 Kent

Flushing Waterfront

Little Makalapa Master Plan