Jersey City residential study

Concept study Not a built project Jersey City, New Jersey

A six-storey infill concept for a narrow city lot, built as an interactive 3D model so every floor, wall and building system can be explored.

Floors: 6 + basement
Homes: 5 two-bedroom
Footprint: 25 × 75 ft
Roof slab: +62 ft

Street perspective of the concept: a six-storey brick building with pale limestone bands and dark window frames, between neighbouring buildings drawn as plain blocks.

Open interactive model Loads the 3D model (about 0.2 MB). Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom.

This still is the model’s street perspective. The interactive model opens only when you choose it.

What the study shows

Stills taken from the interactive model. Each of these views can be reached in 3D with the model’s own controls.

The concept building pulled apart into its levels: roof equipment at the top, five apartment floors with furniture, the ground-floor lobby and the basement with parked cars. — Floor by floor

Basement parking, ground-floor lobby, five homes and roof equipment, separated so each level can be read on its own.

Top-down plan of one apartment floor: living and dining at the bottom, kitchen, two bathrooms, laundry, two stairs and an elevator in the middle, two bedrooms at the top. — Two-bedroom floor plan

Living and dining face the street and both bedrooms face the rear yard. Two stairs, an elevator and stacked bathrooms sit in the middle of the plan.

Angled view into one apartment floor with walls cut low, showing sofa, dining table, kitchen island, bathrooms and bedrooms. — Inside a home

Walls cut low to show the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry and furniture in each room.

The same floor with furniture hidden and the concrete frame, water pipes, drainage, electrical runs and sprinkler lines shown in colour. — Structure and services

Columns, beams, water, drainage, electrical and sprinkler layers switched on to show how systems stack between floors.

Basement level with four cars on parking pallets, a vehicle lift at one end and the two stair cores. — Basement parking concept

A car lift serving a four-pallet automated parking concept. Capacity and equipment would depend on a supplier’s design.

In the interactive model

Every floor in 3D, from basement parking to roof equipment
Walls that can be cut away to see furniture and room layouts
Structure, water, drainage, electrical and sprinkler layers you can switch on and off
Floors pulled apart to show how the building stacks

What a concept study doesn’t establish

This is a concept for discussion. Zoning, height, setbacks, structure, fire safety, the parking equipment and building services have not been verified or engineered. Taking it further would need a site survey and review by licensed professionals.

A model like this helps you test what fits, compare layouts and talk about cost before anyone commits to detailed design.

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Jersey City residential study

Interactive model

What the study shows

Floor by floor

Two-bedroom floor plan

Inside a home

Structure and services

Basement parking concept

In the interactive model

What a concept study doesn’t establish

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