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Mixed-use building planned for Long Island City; Doyle is project manager

Brooklyn, NY A new retail and office project is in the planning stages in Long Island City. According to project manager Michael Doyle, the new property is a 4-story mixed use building with sleek frameless storefront glass windows along the first floor façade.

The first floor will contain a retail tenant, geared specifically to food outlets. In the back will be an open courtyard for eating. The office design façade design includes five vertical steel columns framing a horizontal sunscreen on this architectural façade.

The project is located at 31-25 Thompson Ave., across the street from LaGuardia College area.

The project will break ground early Fall.

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