The architectural team on the development includes Beyer Blinder Belle, Cetra Ruddy, FX Collaborative, and Matthews Nielsen Landscape Architects, with additional engineering work from Colliers Engineering, ICOR Associated, MG Engineering, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, Thorton Thomasetti, Holt Construction, and AECOM Tishman. The project, being dubbed Hoboken Connect, focuses on Hoboken Terminal, Lackawanna Plaza, and three properties just north of NJ Transit’s rail tracks. The most recent version of the Hoboken Yard Redevelopment Plan passed in early 2020 and while the COVID-19 pandemic slowed down the preparation process, New York-based LCOR finally presented their plans to the community during a March 15 virtual meeting. Image courtesy of LCOR.Ī major project along the Hudson River that has languished for years is looking to finalize a deal that would build offices, residences, and new public spaces near Hoboken’s major transit hub.
The project, dubbed Hoboken Connect, focuses on Hoboken Terminal, Lackawanna Plaza, and three properties just north of NJ Transit’s rail tracks.
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