City of Yes zoning updates enables new development on irregular lots. More flexibility means smarter, high-value, community-focused design

Eli Meltzer took the stage at the Bisnow discussing how City of Yes is shaping the future of NYC development

Recap and video from City of Yes webinar held on January 28th including key takeaways and why City of Yes matters

Meltzer/Mandl Architects announce a free webinar on the City of Yes initiative and its changes to zoning and housing rules

City of Yes cuts rear yards from 30' to 20' for buildings under 75', allowing bigger floor plates, lower costs, and easier conversions

The increasing number of vacant office buildings presents a unique opportunity to repurpose these spaces into residential units. Many of...

Pro Tips: Navigating the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) in NYC

City of Yes will have a tremendous impact on the city landscape most notably eliminating parking requirements for developers.

With City of Yes, the Mayor has adopted a new approach focusing almost exclusively on providing as many new units as possible.

HPD has reworked and tightened up their Preservation Design Guidelines drawing a clear line between Moderate ('Mod') and Substantial ('Sub')