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Revealed: Sheepshead Bay’s tallest tower

A look at new renderings for Muss, AvalonBay’s 30-story, 250-unit resi building

Renderings of 1501 Voorhies Avenue in Sheepshead Bay (credit: Perkins Eastman Architects) (inset: Joshua Muss)
Renderings of 1501 Voorhies Avenue in Sheepshead Bay (credit: Perkins Eastman Architects) (inset: Joshua Muss)

Sheepshead Bay residents – along with the rest of us – can now get a good idea of what their neighborhood’s future tallest building will look like.

New renderings offer a glimpse of Muss Development and AvalonBay Communities’ proposed 331-foot, 30-story residential tower at 1501 Voorhies Avenue. It will be a towering glass-and-steel structure, soaring above the surrounding neighborhood.

The Perkins Eastman Architects-designed project will house 232 units, both rentals and condos, within 260,000-square-feet of residential space. An additional 15,000 square feet will be used as commercial space.

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The partners initially filed plans in September 2014. They bought the site in April of that year, paying $16.2 million.

The Real Deal interviewed Muss principal Joshua Muss about his life and career in its August 2015 issue. [6sqft] – Ariel Stulberg

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