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NJ Architecture News – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

August 15, 2024
Graduate Princeton Hotel, Princeton
Design: Graduate by Hilton
Graduate Princeton Hotel New Jersey
photo : Andrew Frasz
Graduate Princeton Hotel NJ
Graduate by Hilton, the global hospitality company’s university-anchored hotel brand, announced the opening of Graduate Princeton today. Located on historic Nassau Street in the heart of downtown, directly opposite campus, Graduate Princeton boasts 180 guest rooms and a signature restaurant, Ye Tavern.

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New Jersey Architectural Updates 2022

July 22, 2022
All American Healthcare Offices, 494 Broad Street, Newark
Architect: Kimmerle Newman Architects and Kimmerle Workspace
All American Healthcare Newark Office
photo : William Neumann Photography
All American Healthcare Newark Office
Kimmerle Group Provides Design Services for All American Healthcare’s New 17,000-SF Office at 494 Broad Street in Newark. A connector of high-quality and professional healthcare staff, AAH expanded within its existing building from a 3,000-square-foot space to a 17,000-square-foot, full-floor office at 494 Broad Street in Newark, NJ.

June 27, 2022
Ancheta Residence, Rumson
Design: Narofsky Architecture
Ancheta Residence Rumson New Jersey
photo : Phillip Ennis
Ancheta Residence, Rumson
The 1-acre site is on a Cherry Tree lined Street of mostly traditional homes. The Ancheta Residence client desired to build a modern home of approximately 4,000 sq. ft.

Feb 18, 2022
University Health Services Building, Princeton University
Architects: WRNS Studio
University Health Services Building Princeton University
images courtesy of architects practice
University Health Services Building Princeton

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New Jersey Real Estate Updates 2021

Nov 21, 2021
Bayfront Redevelopment Open Space Master Plan, Jersey City
Design: SWA Group
Bayfront Redevelopment Master Plan in Jersey City by SWA Group
rendering courtesy SWA Group
Bayfront Redevelopment Area Open Space Master Plan in Jersey City
Occupying a formerly contaminated 100-acre site on the Hackensack River, the Bayfront Redevelopment Area Open Space Master Plan designed by SWA Group represents a paradigm shift towards more sustainable, resilient, and equitable development along the Hackensack.

Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park Museum
Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park Museum, NJ

Oct 26, 2021
Kenneth K.T. Yen Humanities Building, Pennington
Design: Voith & Mactavish Architects
Kenneth K.T. Yen Humanities Building New Jersey
photo : Jeffrey Totaro
Kenneth K.T. Yen Humanities Building

Sep 4, 2021
Gloria Crest Mansion, Englewood, NJ
Gloria Crest New Jersey Mansion
photo : Signature Realty
Gloria Crest Mansion
This NJ mansion was originally priced at $39 million in 2013 before a series of price reductions to the final price of $4.6 million. Although somewhat dated, along with high property taxes of $168,000 per year and a complicated corporate ownership, the home has a lot going for it including a pool, pool house and aviary, stream, lake, waterfall, island and pavilion.

Aug 23, 2021
Salt Box Residence, Mantoloking
Design: Parnagian Architects LLC
Salt Box Residence Mantoloking NJ
visualization : Parnagian Architects LLC
Salt Box Residence in Mantoloking
The Salt Box Residence is a 2,400 sqft home sited in the low-lying, flood-prone salt marshes of New Jersey’s Barnegat Bay. The client’s brief was to design a lasting replacement for a multi-generational family home that had been damaged beyond repair during Hurricane Sandy.

Jun 10, 2021
Gloria Gaynor’s NJ Mansion
Gloria Gaynor’s New Jersey Mansion

Jun 4, 2021
Sojourner Truth Apartments for Rutgers University, 40 College Ave, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Design: Elkus Manfredi Architects
Sojourner Truth Apartments, The Yard, New Jersey
photo © Brad Feinknopf Photography
Sojourner Truth Apartments

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NJ Property Development Updates 2019 – 2020

Sep 2, 2020
University of Delaware Puglisi Hall, Roselle Center for the Performing Arts, Newark, Delaware
Architect: MGA Partners
Puglisi Hall University Delaware Newark
photo : Halkin | Mason Photography
Puglisi Hall at University of Delaware, Newark
As part of the Department of Music at the University of Delaware, Puglisi Hall in the Roselle Center for the Performing Arts supports an active and diverse academic and performance program for students, faculty, the community, and visitors.

Oct 31, 2019
The Modern, Fort Lee
Design: Elkus Manfredi Architects
The Modern Fort Lee New Jersey architecture
photo © Evan Joseph
The Modern at Fort Lee
The Modern at Fort Lee is a new mixed-use residential development at the foot of the George Washington Bridge in New Jersey. It is a major landmark for Fort Lee and a catalyst for significant future growth in the surrounding area.

Apr 3, 2019
485 Marin in Jersey City, Jersey City
Architects: HWKN
485 Marin in Jersey City NJ
image courtesy of architects
485 Marin in Jersey City, NJ

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NJ Property Development Updates 2012 – 2018

Mar 2, 2018
Lewis Arts Complex Princeton University
Design: Steven Holl Architects
Lewis Arts Complex Princeton University by Steven Holl Architects
photo © Paul Warchol
Lewis Arts Complex Princeton University Building

Feb 22, 2018
Lotus Equity Group Office Building, Newark
Design: Michael Green Architecture
Lotus Equity Group Office Building in Newark - New Jersey architecture
image courtesy of architects
Lotus Equity Group Office Building in Newark
Lotus Equity Group today announced plans to develop the United States’ largest mass timber office building as part of Riverfront Square, Newark’s most ambitious redevelopment project.

Feb 6, 2018
Riverfront Square, Newark waterfront
Design: Michael Green Architecture

Largest timber-constructed office building in USA.

Lotus Equity Group announced plans to develop the USA’s largest mass timber office building as part of Riverfront Square, Newark’s redevelopment project.

It will include around 500,000 sqft of Class A office space designed to enhance tenant wellness and environmental sustainability.

Largest timber-constructed office building in USA
images courtesy of architects

The 11.8-acre waterfront site is located close to Newark Broad Street Station. Nearby is the proposed Riverfront Park designed by James Corner Field Operations.

Riverfront Square Newark waterfront building design

The wooden structure forms a massive mixed-use development on the Broad Street corridor.

The environmentally-sustainable office tower project is likely to also include up to 2,000 residential units, large and small-scale retail, cultural and public open space, a hotel, 2 million sqft of office space, and parking spaces.

Riverfront Square Newark wood building facade structure

The sustainable building is formed of three separate sections, at 6, 8 and 11 stories tall.

Columns, exterior panels, elevators, stairwells and floor systems will be made of mass timber, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions through retained carbon.

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Sep 30, 2016
Biotrial North American Headquarters by Francis Cauffman, UHSTP, Newark
Design: Francis Cauffman, Architects
Biotrial North American Headquarters
photo : Chris Cooper
Biotrial North American Headquarters in New Jersey

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Oct 7, 2013
MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, Camden, NJ
Design: Francis Cauffman, Architects
MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper in Camden, New Jersey architecture
photo : Chris Cooper
MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper in Camden

Sep 25, 2013
230 Halsey Street, Newark
Design: Richard Meier & Partners Architects
230 Halsey Street in Newark - New Jersey architecture
picture Courtesy Richard Meier & Partners
230 Halsey Street
This new building has been designed with bright classrooms full of natural light to promote learning and it is intended to become the center of an active, 24-hour neighborhood.

May 6, 2013
Newark Visitor’s Center
Design: YBGSNA
Newark Visitor Center Building - New Jersey architecture
image from architect
Newark Visitor’s Center

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Feb 15, 2012
Teachers Village Newark
Design: Richard Meier & Partners
Teachers Village Building
picture © Richard Meier & Partners
Teachers Village Newark
This new NJ mixed-use development includes two school buildings with three charter schools and a daycare center, rental apartments for Newark teachers, and 70,000 square feet of retail space.

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New Jersey Buildings – Recent Designs

Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Princeton University
Design: Hopkins Architects with Payette Associates
Frick Chemistry Laboratory
photo : Princeton University
Frick Chemistry Laboratory
The soaring atrium at 27 feet wide and 75 feet high connects the building’s two wings, fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration and putting research firmly on display.

The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center, Montclair, New Jersey
2010
Design: ikon.5 architects
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center Building
photograph : James D’Addio
The Yogi Berra Museum

Newark Visitor Center Project, New Jersey
Newark Visitor Center Competition

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New Jersey Architecture

e-architect select the key examples of New Jersey Architecture Developments. We cover completed New Jersey Architecture Developments and new building designs across the state.

Major NJ Building Projects, alphabetical:

Campbell’s Employee Center, Camden, New Jersey
2010
Design: KlingStubbins
Campbell Soup Company Employee Center
photograph from KlingStubbins
Campbell Soup Company Employee Center

George Segal Art Gallery, Montclair
Design: ikon.5 architects
American Art Gallery Building
image from architect
American Art Gallery

John T. Gregorio Towers, Linden
Design: Gran Kriegel Associates
Gregorio Towers Linden
picture from architect
Gregorio Towers Linden

Princeton University – Arts Buildings
Design: Steven Holl Architects
Princeton University Arts Campus
image : Princeton University
Princeton Building

16-18 Quarry Street – housing, Princeton Borough
Design: RMJM Hillier
Princeton House
photo from RMJM Architects
Princeton House

Richard Stockton College, Pomona
Architect: RMJM Hillier
Richard Stockton College
picture from architect office
Richard Stockton College

Swell House, Highland Park
Studio ST Architect and Z-A
New Jersey house
picture from architect firm
New Jersey house

University Medical Center Princeton Hospital
Architects: RMJM Hillier / HOK
Princeton Hospital Building
photo : RMJM HillierHOK
Princeton Hospital

More New Jersey Buildings online soon.

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NJ Architectural Designs

Major NJ Building Designs, no images, alphabetical:

Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, Holmdel
1957
Eero Saarinen with landscape architects Sasaki, Walker & Associates

Capital Health System New Mercer Hospital
2007
HKS, Inc.

Gordon Wu Hall, Princeton
1983
Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates

Princeton University – Chemistry Building
2005-
Hopkins Architects

Princeton University – Genomics building
2007
Rafael Vinoly

Princeton University – Science Library
2007
Frank Gehry

Princeton University – Whitman College
2007
Porphyrios Associates
Approx. $136m dormitory building

Trenton Bath House, Trenton
1954-59
Louis Kahn

Union City – condominium tower

Daniel Libeskind

Vista Center – office tower, Trenton
2009
RMJM
25-storeys

More New Jersey Building Designs online soon

Location: New Jersey, USA

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Contemporary Architectural Designs

Neighbouring State/Country Architecture to New Jersey

Pennsylvania Architecture

New York State Architecture Designs

Delaware Buildings

Princeton University Arts Campus

American Architecture

Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial Inc., New Jersey
International open two-stage design competition for the purpose of realizing an inspiring Memorial to the Holocaust and genocide on a magnificent site dedicated for that purpose by the city of Atlantic City, NJ.
Jury incl. Daniel Libeskind, Richard Meier
Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial Competition

Buildings / photos for the New Jersey Architecture page welcome.