The project is the latest exciting development to come to downtown Flushing, and will play an important part in the growth and development of the surrounding area.
Two Fulton Square will be constructed in two phases; The first phase of construction will bring a 220-unit condominium building, as well as a tower with 150,000 square feet of office and retail space.
The second phase will include construction of 200 additional condominiums, a 200,000 square foot commercial component for entertainment and international retail, plus a 240-room themed hotel.
The project will be built atop of a three-level glass retail podium, and feature expansive roof-top outdoor gardens and an indoor swimming pool located on the top floor of the tower with spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline, accessible only to hotel guests and residents.
The new plans follow completion of F&T’s One Fulton Square, designed by architect Daniel Margulies, which is one block away.
It includes 43 condominiums, a 10-story and 168-key Hyatt Place, and a three-story retail podium, totaling over 346,000 square feet.
F&T Group is presently updating its plans to make full-use of the site’s potential.
Two Fulton Square will be significantly larger, and will nearly occupy two entire blocks. The retail podium will dominate the streetscape, though cut-throughs will open up the entirety of the site to pedestrian access.
F&T’s plan will be a major improvement compared to the parking lots and low-rises that are currently on-site, and multiple levels of outdoor space will activate the development’s significant retail component, energizing the surrounding neighborhood.
Elevated parks will be interspersed throughout the complex, and solar panels will sit prominently atop the high-rise component.
Phases I and II are designed to link with waterfront luxury residential towers with pedestrian bridge access to Willets Point, CitiField and the USTA National Tennis Center.
The Willets Point’s redevelopment presents a significant opportunity for Queens, and current plans for Two Fulton Square are no less than impressive. Both projects promise to revitalize a stagnant area of Flushing.
No completion date has been announced, but with work wrapping up at One Fulton Square, demolition at the site is expected to begin later this year.
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