Tag: INOA Architecture
Newark Approves Scaled Back Summit Tower Skyscraper
A Newark skyscraper that includes retail space will eventually rise near the Prudential Center.
First Phase of Newark’s Three-Tower Halo Project Tops Out
The most ambitious project to hit Downtown Newark in almost a century is officially the tallest residential building in the city.
46-Story Residential Tower Moves Forward Near Newark’s Prudential Center
A stretch of Downtown Newark that is mostly known for historic buildings could soon be home to a modern 579-unit apartment complex.
Despite Historic Commission Rejection, Newark Approves 45-Story Arc Tower
The Newark planning board greenlit the 344-unit high-rise Arc Tower development on Broad Street, a move the project’s architect says overrides a previous denial from Newark’s Landmarks & Historic Preservation Commission.
Newark Approves 77-Unit Development at 380 Central Avenue
KS Group has been given the go-ahead to revitalize several parcels in University Heights, Newark into a modern residential complex that includes parking.
Plan to Convert Newark’s Hotel Riviera Into Apartments Denied
A plan to convert a historic hotel in Newark’s Lower Clinton Hill neighborhood into apartments was denied by the zoning board last week.
Renderings Revealed as Construction Begins at 50 Sussex Avenue in Newark
Tona Construction has begun work on a modern 15-story development set to rise in the University Heights neighborhood of Newark.
New Renderings Out as Phase One of Newark’s Halo Starts Construction
The first phase of the three-tower complex will rise 38 stories and future portions are set to add what will become Newark’s tallest building.
$90M Construction Loan Announced for The Halo, Newark
A $90 million construction loan has been provided for Phase I of The Halo, a high-rise in Newark that, when built, would become the city's tallest building.
Construction Almost Done at Allure 258 in East Orange
A Newark-based company is putting the finishing touches on their latest high-rise endeavor, which will add 200 units to an evolving stretch of South Harrison Street.
