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Small street. Big cranes. 🏗

Construction is advancing on 11 Spring Street in New Brunswick as the sculpted façade continues to take shape and curtainwall fabrication is well underway. Way to go project team! 👏

West Side Square is nearing the finish line in the City of Jersey City. 🏁

Designed by MHS Architecture, construction on this award-winning development is nearly complete, bringing a 13-story residential building with 477 units, more than 31,000 SF of amenity space, and 9,700 SF of retail to the City's Marion neighborhood. 🏗 Located within walking distance of a proposed new PATH station, the project was carefully planned to support future transit expansion, including a 30-foot building setback incorporated into the approvals process to accommodate a future station extension and help strengthen long-term connectivity in the neighborhood. 🚉

Learn more: https://re-nj.com/developers-near-completion-of-477-unit-west-side-square-project-in-jersey-city/

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There's a lot happening in the Hub City right now, and we're proud to be a part of New Brunswick's ongoing development boom! 🏗

MHS Architecture Associate Principal Juan Rodriguez recently stopped by 11 Spring Street in his hometown of to check on the construction progress. 👷‍♂️

The sculpted façade is beginning to take shape as the concrete superstructure rises beyond the 12th floor. Curtainwall fabrication is well underway, while CNC fabrication continues on the custom perforated garage screen at the podium level. Well done project team!

We look forward to sharing more from construction as 11 Spring Street continues to rise.

The future is bright! 🌞 Last week, MHS Architecture Principal Vince Marchetto hosted the final review of his NJIT studio class at the MHS office in Hoboken, concluding a semester-long exploration of transit-oriented development opportunities across NJ TRANSIT’s real estate portfolio. 🏗

Using NJ Transit’s LAND (Leveraging Assets for New Development) Plan as a framework, fifth-year architecture students analyzed underutilized properties across the state, identifying opportunities for new Transit Villages that together could deliver approximately 17,000 residential units, 5.5 million SF of office space, and 400,000 SF of retail, all within a five-minute walk of transit. 🚉

Joined by a review panel that included leaders from the planning, architecture, and transportation fields, the studio reflected MHS Architecture’s ongoing commitment to supporting the next generation of architects and urbanists, and after seeing the creativity of the students’ work, we're feeling pretty good about the future of our industry. 💪

ICYMI: Last month, the Bayonne Planning Board approved an application for the 1 LeFante Way redevelopment, located within the Riverwalk at South Cove Redevelopment Plan area.

MHS Architecture's design reimagines this site as a true mixed-use destination. An eight-story, 125-room hotel with a banquet hall, restaurant, and retail space alongside two 300-foot residential towers delivering 696 units. This project reflects a comprehensive vision aimed at reshaping the South Cove area and advancing ’s evolving waterfront. ⚓

Read more: https://newyorkyimby.com/2026/04/renderings-reveal-three-building-development-at-1-lefante-way-in-bayonne-new-jersey.html