Stamford - Downtown Projects and construction

Nexis4jersey · Oct 28, 2012

Stamford Downtown Area

Downtown Stamford,Connecticut by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

BostonUrbEx · Oct 28, 2012

This makes the Stamford Urban Renewal Thread look like an actual city. The only decent places are where there's still old buildings standing.

Portlander · Oct 28, 2012

I always felt that Stamford was a pleasant mid sized New England city and I remember it's small but historically relevant downtown from occasional visits during the seventies. Once the Landmark Square office tower was completed I knew that Stamford would be changed forever. Sadly, it now reminds me of a "Tysons Corner meets the southern coast of Connecticut" from the interstate. I don't fault the city for capitalizing on it's location and luring numerous corporations out of New York but Stamford has ended up looking like a huge suburban office park with a matching identity. If only Bridgeport was a few miles closer to NYC!

deh74 · Oct 28, 2012

i wish stamford was where waterbury is.

Nexis4jersey · Jan 13, 2015

Harborpoint Update from Summer...

Nexis4jersey · Jan 13, 2015

Bedford Hall – 545 Bedford Street, F.D. Rich Company

– 82 apartment units
– Slated for completion Spring 2016

Morgan Lofts – Morgan Street, Fuller Development

– 175 apartment units

Rippowam Place – Washington Boulevard, RMS Companies

– 118 apartment units
– 1,500 sf. of ground floor retail
– 4,200 sf. of restaurant space

http://stamford-downtown.com/business-resources/current-developments/

Nexis4jersey · Jan 13, 2015

Under Construction

Harbor Square Hotel (Harbor Point Road)

Building Facts:
- Two connected 22 story buildings
- 260,000 sq ft hotel
- 130 Hotel rooms, 60 Apartment Units
- Developer: Building Land and Technology

http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/Harbor-Point-developer-looks-to-add-hotel-2296468.php#photo-1778200

Gateway @ Harbor Point (Washington Blvd./Pulaski St.)

Building Facts:
- Two 10 floor office buildings
- 474,000 sq ft office space
- Developer: Building Land and Technology
- $80 Million development

Greenfield (West Broad St./Merrell Ave./ Stillwater Ave.)

Building Facts:
- Ten 1-, 2-, and 3- floor buildings
- 18 units left to be built
- Developer: Charter Oak Communities
- Future construction potential exists on Stillwater Ave.

U/C

Nexis4jersey · Jan 13, 2015

Proposed/Approved/Site Prep

Station Place Redevelopment (Manhattan Street, Station Place, Atlantic Street, Henry Street)

Building Facts:
- Proposed
- Mix of Office, Commercial, Residential, Parking (Garage) space
- Combined Total of +1,000,000 sq ft of development
- Office/Hotel Complex: +600,000 sq ft,
- Metro Tower: 17 story office building
- Manhattan St Tower
- 150 room hotel, 150 residential units
- 11.5 story residential building (131 Units)
- 2.5 story residential building (24 Units)
- 60,000 sq ft street-level retail
- Total of 2,300 spaces between parking garages
- Developer: JHM Group of Companies, Malkin Properties, and Jonathan Rose Companies LLC
- $500M development
- Expected Groundbreaking: Mid 2014

Station Place/Manhattan Street Office Buildings:

http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/State-unveils-Stamford-rail-station-redevelopment-4659762.php#

184 Summer Street (The Summer House)
Building Facts:
- Site Prep, Possibly Under Construction
- 21 floors
- 222 Residential Units, 2,200 sq ft retail
- Expected Completion: Fall 2015
- Developer: F.D. Rich

http://stamford-downtown.com/business-resources/current-developments/

1055 Washington Boulevard (Park Square West Phase IV)

Building Facts:
- Approved
- 19 Floors
- 207 Residential Units
- Construction to start: 2015
- Developer: Trinity Financial

Southwestern Building labeled "West Park Place"

Parcel 38

Building Facts:
- Proposed
- 15 floors
- 800 Apartment Units, 150 room hotel, 50,000 - 60,000 sq ft retail
- Construction to start: 2014
- Completion: 2016, 2017
- $100+ Million Development
- Developers: F.D. Rich, Ironstate Development

Bridgewater Office Building (Bateman Way, Harbor Point)

Building Facts:
- Proposed/Site Prep
- 5 floors
- 850,000 sq ft office building
- Developer: Bridgewater Associates
- Expected Completion: 2016

http://ww1.hdnux.com/photos/15/56/67/3599840/11/628x471.jpg

East Main Street Transit Oriented Development

Building Facts:
- Potential for 15 Building Structures
- Residential w/ possible retail
- Developer: Parsons Brinckerhoff
- Planner: South Western Regional Planning Agency, NY-CT Sustainable Communities

http://www.sustainablenyct.org/docs/Stamford%20-%20SCI%20East%20Main%20Street%20Feasibility%20Study-6.26.13_cl.pdf

Post Office Redevelopment (Atlantic St/Tresser Blvd)

Building Facts:
- Twin 21 floor towers, 262 FT
- 650 one- and two-bedroom apartments
- 28,000 square feet retail space
- Developer: Cappelli Organization

http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/local/article/Plans-for-old-post-office-clear-hurdle-5271358.php#page-1

Morgan St (Fish Church Parking Lot)

Building Facts:
- 7 floors, 175 apartment units
- Architect: Fuller Development LLC

http://www.fullerdevelopmentllc.com/

Prep/proposed

Nexis4jersey · Jan 13, 2015

Stamford Update Courtesy of wtby4000

Marriott Residence Inn foreground (background is 184 Summer St)

184 Summer Street

Summer Place garage expansion (connection to under-construction part at rooftop level of existing garage)

467 Glenbrook Road

bolehboleh · Jan 14, 2015

I've always felt that Stamford had a better chance than any other CT city to be really great.

Nexis4jersey · Jan 29, 2015

mini Stamford Update from yesterday

Harborpoint

Harborpoint in Stamford,CT by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

Harborpoint in Stamford,CT by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

Eastside Luxury Condos

New Luxury Housing on Stamford's East Side by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

184 Summer Street

Stamford Rising by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

Stamford Rising by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

Stamford Hospital

Stamford Rising by Nexis4Jersey09, on Flickr

I will give a full update on Stamford in June, covering Downtown , South End / Harborpoint , Glenbrook & Springdale.

Nexis4jersey · Jan 30, 2015

Branch lines may benefit from Malloy’s transportation plan
By by Jeannette Ross on January 25, 2015
“Each of the branch lines has been through extensive studies,” Mr. Redeker said. They include Danbury, New Canaan and Waterbury.

The emphasis will be on expanded service and improved service. Although they are secondary to the main passenger line, he said the branch lines offer “extraordinary opportunities” for development and will be a “major focus” of the plan.

Budgeting will have to begin almost immediately to “build the capacity within the Department of Transportation to do the things we have to do,” Mr. Malloy said.

http://www.thereddingpilot.com/21146/branch-lines-may-benefit-from-malloys-transportation-plan/

Nexis4jersey · Apr 23, 2015

Summer House update from AntinoR from City Data

Nexis4jersey · May 24, 2015

Stamford Update from Friday

Summer House

Stamford's Construction Boom by Corey Best, on Flickr

Harborpoint / South End Completed...

Stamford Rising - South End / Harborpoint by Corey Best, on Flickr

Nexis4jersey · May 31, 2015

Cross Posted from wtby4000 on City Data

184 Summer St a.k.a. Summer House

New footpath next to 66 Summer St connecting to Summer Place garage

Marriott Residence Inn on Atlantic St - 05/23/2015

The 25 Bank Street lot is still empty

Rippowam Place demolition

At SW corner of Tresser Blvd and Atlantic St, signs are up for a new development, as noted by AntonioR in an earlier post. This new development will incorporate the vacated central post office.

The upcoming development

South tower

North tower

The new Merrell Ave development

Stamford Hospital

Nexis4jersey · May 31, 2015

More from wtby4000 on City Data

Here are photos from May 23 of 1032 Hope Street - 88 units/2,200 square feet

Source : http://www.1032hope.com/

And just down the street at Hope St and Fahey St, a 13-unit apartment building was recently constructed.

And this looks to be a newly constructed commercial building on the north side of Cushing Street

Portlander · May 31, 2015

A stunning transformation of a historically relevant small Connecticut city since my first visit in the mid seventies. The completion of the Landmark Building was a surprising addition to the Stamford skyline back then and now it takes some effort to find it. New York City spinoff and influence has lessened some of the previous New England charm and character in my opinion..

Stamford reminds me of New England's version of White Plains which has lost some of it's identity in an over abundance of shiny corporate office towers and high rise condos. I got the feeling of being in an overbuilt suburban office park on a recent trip to the city and southwest Connecticut. I'm not saying it's a bad thing, just very different and I'd still take Stamford over Bridgeport, but not New Haven!

Nexis4jersey · Jun 1, 2015

Portlander said:
A stunning transformation of a historically relevant small Connecticut city since my first visit in the mid seventies. The completion of the Landmark Building was a surprising addition to the Stamford skyline back then and now it takes some effort to find it. New York City spinoff and influence has lessened some of the previous New England charm and character in my opinion..

Stamford reminds me of New England's version of White Plains which has lost some of it's identity in an over abundance of shiny corporate office towers and high rise condos. I got the feeling of being in an overbuilt suburban office park on a recent trip to the city and southwest Connecticut. I'm not saying it's a bad thing, just very different and I'd still take Stamford over Bridgeport, but not New Haven!

Its trying its best to shed its corporate city image and replace it with a live , work , play image. But I feel like it keeps missing the mark in the Transportation dept , no bike lane network , an overcrowded Bus system , Downtown roads feel like freeways , narrow suburban sidewalks... The Newer Mixed use buildings add to the density but without the Transportation upgrades the strain on the grid is starting to show. South Norwalk and New Haven are seeing similar issues....

Nexis4jersey · Jun 6, 2015

Small overview of various projects in Downtown Stamford from Wednesday

Nexis4jersey · Jun 6, 2015

New Canaan Branch at Glenbrook Station

Number of Tracks : 1
Electrification : 12.5V AC
Type : At Grade
Opened : 1868
Rebuilt : 2011
Service Type : Hourly

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