Recent Projects

Unboxing Culture

The NJPAC Cultural District will be a 7-acre mixed-use development that includes performing art space, galleries, retail, and over 1,000 residential apartments.

Ex.0

The Ex.0 offers a novel approach to affordable housing in our cities. By unlocking vacant residential spaces without disrupting existing ground-level retail space, the Ex.0 provides inexpensive housing for buildings and neighborhoods in transition.

Live-Work Analysis NYC

rePLACE Urban Studio was commissioned by the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) to analyze the potential for implementing "live-work" typologies in New York City.

Barack Obama Presidential Library
NYC Submission

Columbia University, in coordination with rePLACE Urban Studio and Renzo Piano Building Workshop, submitted two potential sites for the Barack Obama Presidential Library, which is now undergoing planning efforts in Chicago.

The Newark Alleyways

Uncovering Newark's forgotten urban fabric.

Taopu Smart City

A major industrial zone for Shanghai in the 1970s, Taopu is now envisioned as a 1000-acre vibrant R&D-focused mixed-use center.

A Neighborhood for Health and Wellness

rePLACE is helping NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital expand their Washington Heights campus into a holistic community for wellness and care.

Bike Hub

In anticipation of an 18-month shutdown of the L-train, which would have affected 250,000 riders each day, rePLACE partnered with Karp Strategies to conduct a feasibility study for a new cyclist support hub in the Lower East Side.

Center for Community

rePLACE recently partnered with the Urban League of Essex County, a non-profit organization in Newark, NJ to create a strategy that leverages nearby real estate in order to operate their new community center in perpetuity.

Sensory Lab

The Sensory Lab is a pop-up installation to help revitalize Washington Park in downtown Newark, NJ. It is a flexible, modular system that engages all five senses and forces visitors and residents to think about the park differently.