Garden Street Lofts Delivers in Hoboken
Del-Sano, Bijou Complete $16.8M Redevelopment, Aim for LEED Silver
By Andrew Deichler
Del-Sano Contracting Corp. has finished construction on Garden Street Lofts, which is poised to become Hoboken's first LEEDcertified residential building. The $16.8 million project began with a 42,888-square-foot former coconut-processing warehouse at 158 14th St. Del-Sano built a
seven story, 35,054-square-foot addition, which is linked to the original facility at the fifth floor level. Garden Street Lofts includes 30 residential condominiums, which are already 50 percent sold, as well as 7,500 square feet of ground floor retail space. The 77,942-square-foot property is in the Hudson Waterfront submarket.
Del-Sano and owner Bijou Properties LLC have put more than two years into the redevelopment, and are aiming for LEED silver certification. "It took years of effort by some of the best and freshest minds in the industry to create a model for sustainable residential development that offers comfort, style and beauty, while being sensitive to the impact on the environment," said Larry Bijou of Bijou Properties. Del-Sano Contracting Corp. is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), and specializes in LEED-registered construction projects.
www.delsano.com
Del-Sano, Bijou Complete $16.8M Redevelopment, Aim for LEED Silver
By Andrew Deichler
Del-Sano Contracting Corp. has finished construction on Garden Street Lofts, which is poised to become Hoboken's first LEEDcertified residential building. The $16.8 million project began with a 42,888-square-foot former coconut-processing warehouse at 158 14th St. Del-Sano built a
seven story, 35,054-square-foot addition, which is linked to the original facility at the fifth floor level. Garden Street Lofts includes 30 residential condominiums, which are already 50 percent sold, as well as 7,500 square feet of ground floor retail space. The 77,942-square-foot property is in the Hudson Waterfront submarket.
Del-Sano and owner Bijou Properties LLC have put more than two years into the redevelopment, and are aiming for LEED silver certification. "It took years of effort by some of the best and freshest minds in the industry to create a model for sustainable residential development that offers comfort, style and beauty, while being sensitive to the impact on the environment," said Larry Bijou of Bijou Properties. Del-Sano Contracting Corp. is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), and specializes in LEED-registered construction projects.
www.delsano.com
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