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Hoboken Architecture Firm Gets Award for Tribeca Lofts on Jefferson Street

The AIA-NJ Annual Design Awards program recognizes architectural projects that exhibit "design excellence."

The New Jersey chapter of the American Institute of Architects has presented the Hoboken-based Minervini Vandermark Architecture with a merit award in the built residential category for its work on the Tribeca Lofts, located at 930 Jefferson Street.

According to a release, the AIA-NJ Annual Design Awards program recognizes architectural projects that exhibit design excellence in one of four categories: open (meant for any building type), residential, historic preservation and interior architecture. Projects are further designated as either “built” or “un-built.”

To be eligible, projects must be either located in New Jersey or designed by an AIA-NJ architect. Submitted projects are evaluated during the organization’s annual Design Conference by a group of distinguished architects from throughout the country.

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According to a release, the project is located at the southwest corner of 10th and Jefferson Streets, and offers three facades and a view of the Manhattan skyline. The design team incorporated an exterior material palette that includes brick, exposed concrete, frameless curtain-wall glazing, aluminum-clad timber windows, clear anodized aluminum cladding and terracotta panels and baguettes used for screening and guardrails.

The building features 15 one, two, and three-bedroom units, each from 800 to more than 1,600 square feet. Many of the units have amenities including decks, balconies and private rooftop patios.

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“We’re very grateful of the recognition we’re receiving for the design of Tribeca West,” said Frank Minervini, AIA, Principal of Minervini Vandermark. “We took a relatively small building and produced a design that mirrors the full-fledged aesthetic and functionality of a Manhattan condo.”

The project’s developers hope to receive LEED Gold certification for its implementation of sustainable technologies including storm-water detention and grey-water reuse, solar paneling, low-flush plumbing fixtures, a high-efficiency elevator and Energy Star-rated appliances.

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