21 East 104th Street

Number of apartments: 36

Year opened: 1996

Year originally built: 1930

Building description:

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Ascendant Neighborhood Development

3 days ago

JOIN US on June 2nd for a webinar organized by the Center for Architecture (AIANY) titled: A Primer in Effective Community Engagement and Design.

Ascendant’s Executive Director, Chris Cirillo, will be joining a panel discussion focusing on what constitutes community engagement and why architects, designers, planners, and developers should strive to prioritize engaging community stakeholders no matter the project scale.

When: Tuesday 6/2 at 6:00-7:30PM ET
Event Location: Live Webinar
Price: AIANY Member: Free | AIA Member (not AIANY): $5 | Student: Free | General Public: $10

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A Primer in Effective Community Engagement and Design - Calendar - AIA New York / Center for Architecture

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*This event is occurring as a live webinar. Registrants will be emailed a link to access the program; please continue to register.*

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Ascendant Neighborhood Development

2 weeks ago

Landmark East Harlem, with the help of Urban Archive, just published an amazing virtual walking tour of East Harlem's First Historic District!
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East Harlem’s First Historic District

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The East Harlem Historic District extends roughly from 111th to 120th streets, Park Avenue to the East River. The district comprises 820 buildings, 677 of which are contributing—meeting the criteria...

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Ascendant Neighborhood Development

3 weeks ago

Historic Districts Council is presenting a FREE webinar series called PRESERVATION SCHOOL. This series will help attendees better understand the process of proposing a historic district on either the state or local level.

All classes will take place virtually on ZOOM and will be available on the HDC's Youtube Channel: youtu.be/6HwNimMBGP4 and Website: hdc.org/events/preservation-school/

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Preservation School – HDC

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This class will guide participants on tools and strategies for researching buildings in New York City, including various repositories and document types. Learn the basics of how to investigate the ori...

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Ascendant Neighborhood Development

1 month ago

SMALL BUSINESS UPDATE:

New awnings just went up at Bangklyn East Harlem!
We think they look great with the lights ON inside---because Bangklyn is open for TAKE-OUT and DELIVERY!
To order call 646-429-8128 or you can order online: www.yelp.com/biz/bangklyn-east-harlem-new-york-2

And that reminds us-- here are our other small business tenants that are currently open!

Lloyd's Carrot Cake - you can place cake orders to be picked up at E. Harlem location: 1553 Lexington Ave | (212) 831-9156 | www.lloydscarrotcake.com/riverdale

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Bangklyn East Harlem - East Harlem - New York, NY

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Ascendant Neighborhood Development

1 month ago

JOIN US for a FREE webinar course organized by Pratt Institute and AIA Brooklyn: Affordable Housing’s Response to the Pandemic, Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM ET. Ascendant’s Executive Director, Chris Cirillo, will be joining a panel discussion focusing on the increasing demand for affordable housing in our cities. Participants will learn about and understand how the COVID-19 pandemic will influence the future landscape of affordable housing. (AIA members will earn 1.5 LU/HSW credits!)

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Affordable Housing’s Response to the Pandemic

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Affordable Housing’s Response to the Pandemic

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