Presented by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts, the annual series will be co-sponsored by LMXD (an affiliate of L+M Development Partners), Wilder Balter Partners and others.
Funds will be used to reopen neighborhood streets through the old factory complex, rebuild infrastructure, and create new public open spaces.
Electeds officials and hundreds of residents enjoyed a day of family-friendly fun with the property management team.
The museum will open in a 52,000-square-foot space at L+M’s Bronx Point development.
L+M Director of Sustainability Lauren Humphry shares the company’s approach on reducing the carbon footprint of The Heritage in Harlem.
Developed in collaboration with Wilder Balter Partners, the renovated plaza will provide a versatile public retail corridor, seating options, refreshed landscaping, and a café near L+M’s other New Rochelle project, Stella.
The 1.9 million square foot development was recognized for responsible land use and sustainable community development.
The development will bring affordable housing, educational community facilities, retail, and engaging new open space to the Harlem River waterfront property.
L+M Development Partners ranks seventh with five projects totaling 787,000 square feet.
Marcus Garvey Extension Building F recently opened and includes 122 affordable housing units and 52 units reserved for formerly incarcerated individuals. Building F is one of three buildings as part of Marcus Garvey Extension development, and will include 348 apartments when complete.