Architect at Peterson Rich Office
Brooklyn, NY
Joined April 2012
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Nathan Rich retweeted
A 🧵on all the call for property tax reform after 421-A was dismantled which was supposed to be the ‘Grand Compromise’ in return for ending the program which fuels MOST of NYC’s housing growth.
First up, one of 421-As biggest critics: @NYCComptroller
comptroller.nyc.gov/newsroom…
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Amazing work by our friends @PRO_arch in consultations with thousands of residents. @NYCHA be bold! pro-arch.com/projects/scalab…
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…I grew up in #Crownheights affordable housing. My family moved from a 1BR (I shared a room w/my mom) to a spacious affordable 2BR.
Yes, we need far more than 35 units, but this is a step in the right direction and we should not let the perfect be the enemy of the good….
Nathan Rich retweeted
We're excited to be working with a fantastic team at 737 4th Avenue to bring permanently affordable low-income apartments, neighborhood retail space, jobs for local residents, underground parking, green space, and much more to Sunset Park.
We won't settle for a bad plan either.
There have been developers like @FACbrooklyn that have made the economics of 100% affordable units work. It is possible.
We won’t settle for a bad plan.
Nathan Rich retweeted
I’ve been working w/developer to bring secure secure bike parking @ooneepod to this development and I think this critique is offbase.
The project is “replacing" a fast food resturant and is 25% affordable.. that’s 25 or so new affordable units for a nabe that needs them...
Nathan Rich retweeted
…we can ever expect the private sector to develop affordable housing. The only alternative is the city paying for 100% the costs, which isn’t on the table rn.
Just fustraing because we have to learn how to say yes to good projects and no to bad ones…
Nuance is key.
Nathan Rich retweeted
"There is a great opportunity for showing residents right away that priority one is fixing your building, your physical space, your needs."
@PRO_arch describe design solutions for @NYCHA & a resident-centered approach to infill w/@DianaBudds in @Curbed. curbed.com/2020/10/5/2149927…
Nathan Rich retweeted
.@PRO_arch produced a report of scalable solutions & design strategies to modernize @NYCHA buildings & campuses & improve living conditions for residents, as part RPA's @TheJMKaplanFund Chairs for Urban Design fellowship bit.ly/3b327xi
Nathan Rich retweeted
Rounding out this year’s Top 10 #MakeItAwards finalists is @ooneepod, which is bringing smart, modular, customizable pods to the streets of NYC that provide secure parking for bicycles. A bonus: the pods also provide public space amenities. @nyknicks sqsp.link/BtP2lz
Nathan Rich retweeted
Opening 7/11, 25 young architects address the issues of an imagined future in "5x5 Participatory Provocations" bit.ly/2ty20Xr
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SO PUMPED to see @PRO_arch breaking ground on such an innovative building concept! #Future #Architecture @archpaper ow.ly/RaF330a9H0I
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@PRO_arch @sagi_golan #designingaffordabilty @tinsheds talking about solutions @NYCHA innovations and new models for #Sydney @Sydney_Arch – at Sydney, New South Wales
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There's a strange fungus growing on the walls of the ISS and no one knows where it came from gizmo.do/knMOmOY
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Post-Sandy disaster recovery program is a “categorical” failure, says former program leader archpaper.com/2016/07/post-s…
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How 4 US cities are applying architectural solutions to homelessness j.mp/1TzLsCI
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NY-area #architecture enthusiasts: See @PRO_arch Public Practice exhibit this weekend archpaper.com/2016/04/peters…
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Applications for IPA's summer residency, Live/Work for the Workforce due today! #NYCLiveWork the-IPA.org
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Exposición del Artista Jong Oh en la Galería MARC STRAUS sapiensa.org/agenda/exposici… @arquired @sapiensa_org vía @marcstrausllc @PRO_arch @sgl_a