Kingston Business Park Redevelopment

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After an RFP process, the City of Kingston has contracted Buro Happold to provide architectural and design concepts for potential housing and/or mixed-used development in the Kingston Business Park. The winning team also includes MVRDV as the architecture and design lead and Assemblage as landscape architect lead.

The City of Kingston and the Kingston Local Development Corporation (KLDC) are seeking to understand the feasibility of adding housing to the Kingston Business Park, the 107-acre property located at 370-384 Delaware Avenue and currently owned by the KLDC. After a competitive RFP process, Buro Happold’s proposal for Preliminary Site Planning and Architectural Studies for the Kingston Business Park project was selected.

First established in 1998, the Business Park was originally designed to accommodate four to five light manufacturing facilities totaling 300,000-500,000 square feet, utilizing approximately 40-50 acres for commercial development. Currently, there are two active commercial tenants: Howmet Aerospace and Community Manufacturing Solutions. Buro Happold helped the City and the KLDC perform initial site analysis based on a review of undeveloped parcels in the Business Park, explore possible types of residential and/or mixed-used development possible under the City’s form-based zoning code, and recommend other types of programming that could complement any new development. Buro Happold also analyzed placement of any new development based on the site’s environmental features.

Read Buro Happold's full review of the site here. (submitted February 2025)

The study was funded by an allocation of the City of Kingston's American Rescue Plan funding from the federal government.

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After an RFP process, the City of Kingston has contracted Buro Happold to provide architectural and design concepts for potential housing and/or mixed-used development in the Kingston Business Park. The winning team also includes MVRDV as the architecture and design lead and Assemblage as landscape architect lead.

The City of Kingston and the Kingston Local Development Corporation (KLDC) are seeking to understand the feasibility of adding housing to the Kingston Business Park, the 107-acre property located at 370-384 Delaware Avenue and currently owned by the KLDC. After a competitive RFP process, Buro Happold’s proposal for Preliminary Site Planning and Architectural Studies for the Kingston Business Park project was selected.

First established in 1998, the Business Park was originally designed to accommodate four to five light manufacturing facilities totaling 300,000-500,000 square feet, utilizing approximately 40-50 acres for commercial development. Currently, there are two active commercial tenants: Howmet Aerospace and Community Manufacturing Solutions. Buro Happold helped the City and the KLDC perform initial site analysis based on a review of undeveloped parcels in the Business Park, explore possible types of residential and/or mixed-used development possible under the City’s form-based zoning code, and recommend other types of programming that could complement any new development. Buro Happold also analyzed placement of any new development based on the site’s environmental features.

Read Buro Happold's full review of the site here. (submitted February 2025)

The study was funded by an allocation of the City of Kingston's American Rescue Plan funding from the federal government.

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  • Share Please provide better outreach and engagement of the neighbors to this project. When is the next meeting about this project - how can residents stay informed - we should not read about it in the paper after the fact. Please make sure this is a participatory planning process that truly reflects the needs, desires and lives of all Kingston residents. on Facebook Share Please provide better outreach and engagement of the neighbors to this project. When is the next meeting about this project - how can residents stay informed - we should not read about it in the paper after the fact. Please make sure this is a participatory planning process that truly reflects the needs, desires and lives of all Kingston residents. on Twitter Share Please provide better outreach and engagement of the neighbors to this project. When is the next meeting about this project - how can residents stay informed - we should not read about it in the paper after the fact. Please make sure this is a participatory planning process that truly reflects the needs, desires and lives of all Kingston residents. on Linkedin Email Please provide better outreach and engagement of the neighbors to this project. When is the next meeting about this project - how can residents stay informed - we should not read about it in the paper after the fact. Please make sure this is a participatory planning process that truly reflects the needs, desires and lives of all Kingston residents. link

    Please provide better outreach and engagement of the neighbors to this project. When is the next meeting about this project - how can residents stay informed - we should not read about it in the paper after the fact. Please make sure this is a participatory planning process that truly reflects the needs, desires and lives of all Kingston residents.

    RMS59 asked 27 days ago

    Thank you for your comment. An initial public meeting on this study occurred in November 2024 with an opportunity to hear about the goals of the study and ask questions to the City and consultant team. Future public engagement opportunities will depend on next steps now that the study is complete. 

    -Bartek

  • Share Despite the need for housing this development should be limited in size and scope that can safely be accommodated through ingress and egress from Delaware Ave . Perhaps trails, bike paths and walking but vehicular transport should not come through Ulster Street- unless of course you are looking to destroy an existing neighborhood. Please find a balance between creating new affordable housing that provides a good quality of life for people, while at the same time protecting and maintaining the quality of life for those that already enjoy living here. Thank you on Facebook Share Despite the need for housing this development should be limited in size and scope that can safely be accommodated through ingress and egress from Delaware Ave . Perhaps trails, bike paths and walking but vehicular transport should not come through Ulster Street- unless of course you are looking to destroy an existing neighborhood. Please find a balance between creating new affordable housing that provides a good quality of life for people, while at the same time protecting and maintaining the quality of life for those that already enjoy living here. Thank you on Twitter Share Despite the need for housing this development should be limited in size and scope that can safely be accommodated through ingress and egress from Delaware Ave . Perhaps trails, bike paths and walking but vehicular transport should not come through Ulster Street- unless of course you are looking to destroy an existing neighborhood. Please find a balance between creating new affordable housing that provides a good quality of life for people, while at the same time protecting and maintaining the quality of life for those that already enjoy living here. Thank you on Linkedin Email Despite the need for housing this development should be limited in size and scope that can safely be accommodated through ingress and egress from Delaware Ave . Perhaps trails, bike paths and walking but vehicular transport should not come through Ulster Street- unless of course you are looking to destroy an existing neighborhood. Please find a balance between creating new affordable housing that provides a good quality of life for people, while at the same time protecting and maintaining the quality of life for those that already enjoy living here. Thank you link

    Despite the need for housing this development should be limited in size and scope that can safely be accommodated through ingress and egress from Delaware Ave . Perhaps trails, bike paths and walking but vehicular transport should not come through Ulster Street- unless of course you are looking to destroy an existing neighborhood. Please find a balance between creating new affordable housing that provides a good quality of life for people, while at the same time protecting and maintaining the quality of life for those that already enjoy living here. Thank you

    RMS59 asked 27 days ago

    Thank you for your comment. 

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