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Allie’s Place is a five-story supportive housing development in the Soundview section of the South Bronx. Envisioned as a community residential resource center, this facility provides transitional housing for unhoused mothers with children, as well as necessary education, daycare, and employment training for both the residents and the surrounding community.

Allie’s Place is a five-story supportive housing development in the Soundview section of the South Bronx. Envisioned as a community residential resource center, this facility provides transitional housing for unhoused mothers with children, as well as necessary education, daycare, and employment training for both the residents and the surrounding community.

Interior and exterior spaces were developed to allow programs to physically overlap, and to foster a sense of community among residents. Featured prominently within the building, at the intersection of key circulation paths and visual corridors, is the culinary education space. The robust culinary workforce development program provides training for residents and other members of the non-profit’s programs. A large multi-purpose room, located along the front of the building, serves resident, educational, and community functions.

Interior and exterior spaces were developed to allow programs to physically overlap, and to foster a sense of community among residents. Featured prominently within the building, at the intersection of key circulation paths and visual corridors, is the culinary education space. The robust culinary workforce development program provides training for residents and other members of the non-profit’s programs. A large multi-purpose room, located along the front of the building, serves resident, educational, and community functions.

This facility derives its form from embracing site and regulatory factors, resulting in a unique “pinwheel” design with an abundance of outdoor open spaces for communal gardening and children’s play. The design also incorporates sustainable elements to conserve energy, promote the health and wellness of the residents, and allow the building to function as an educational tool.

This facility derives its form from embracing site and regulatory factors, resulting in a unique “pinwheel” design with an abundance of outdoor open spaces for communal gardening and children’s play. The design also incorporates sustainable elements to conserve energy, promote the health and wellness of the residents, and allow the building to function as an educational tool.

Location
Bronx, NY
Area
70,000 sf
Completion
2020
Clients
CRRC Development
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Location
Bronx, NY
Area
70,000 sf
Completion
2020
Clients
CRRC Development
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