80 Park Avenue Redesign Embraces Traditional Style
New plans for the residential project at 80 Park Avenue were presented, featuring a traditional Federalist architectural style after previous modernist elements were removed based on board feedback.
Catching Up
Catching Up
On June 26, 2025, the project for 80 Park Avenue was introduced as a complete home reconstruction, effectively a new build due to existing structural issues. The initial plans showcased a modernist design with a flat roof and an expanded two-car driveway, following several variances previously granted by the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Key Insights
Revised plans for 80 Park Avenue were reviewed, showing a significant shift in architectural style.
- The previous modernist design and roof deck were removed following prior board feedback.
- The new design for 80 Park Avenue now features Federalist architecture with traditional details and a matte black shed roof.
- The project remains a teardown and rebuild of the existing 100-year-old structure, maintaining its volume and height to not exceed adjacent homes.
Zooming In
Zooming In
Before these design revisions, the project at 80 Park Avenue had already secured several variances from the Zoning Board of Appeals. These included adjustments for front and side yard setbacks, gross floor area, and building height, indicating the scope of the planned expansion and reconstruction of the 1948-built home. The changes presented reflect a move towards designs that align more closely with Eastchester's traditional aesthetic.
Next Steps
Next Steps
The project at 80 Park Avenue proceeded to a public hearing on October 23, 2025, where its site plan application received final approval, subject to conditions including a landscaping plan.