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M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal — Central New Jersey — May 2023 — 5B
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EW PROVIDENCE, NJ — Hudson At - lantic Realty suc- The property is located between the great towns of Summit and New Providence, NJ Hudson Atlantic finalizes closing of Patriot Village Apartments for $10 Million N nine minutes from The Mall at Short Hills.
Hudson Atlantic, led by managing partner Adam Zweibel , marketed the prop- erty, and completed the trans- action. Zweibel said, “even in the midst of a high interest rate environment, this trans- action further proves investors are still willing to pay record prices for multifamily assets in highly desirable locations.” The closing of this sale fol- lows Hudson Atlantic’s suc- cessful first closing of 2023 in Madison, NJ for $14.7 Million. With a big year ahead, the firm is excited to close many more upcoming deals in their pipeline. Hudson Atlantic is an invest- ment brokerage firm providing services to property owners, investors, and developers of commercial real estate. MAREJ
cessfully closed Patriot Village Apartments in New Provi- dence for $10 million. Built in 2010, Patriot Village consists of 18 luxury apartment units which puts the sale at $555K+/ Unit (if you give full value to the 4 affordable units.) These well-maintained buildings included a desirable mix of studios, one-bedroom, two- bedroom, and three bedrooms apartments. The large unit sized apartments each have private garage parking, tenant storage, and in-unit laundries. The property is located be- tween the great towns of Sum- mit and New Providence. With just a quick drive to either downtown full of restaurants, shops, major employers, and within a 5-minute walk to New
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Providence Train Station. The Patriot Village is located with- in a top tier school district. This
18-unit apartment complex of- fers 1-3-bedroom apartments in one of New Jerseys most
desired neighborhoods. The property is ideally adjacent to I-78 and I-280. Also, it is only
Acentech completes acoustical and audiovisual system design at The Peddie School Arts Center expansion in Hightstown
high quality music sound. The sound system can be used with a mixing console for full user control, or in easy presenta- tion mode. An audio recording system, operated by wall touch panel, provides instant play- back capability for critique of rehearsals. The hall’s video projection system includes a carefully coordinated scissor lift to bring the projector into position when needed and up into the ceiling when stored. A new music classroom fea- tures a flexible AV presenta- tion system, complete with a mixing console for rehearsal or performance. Paging and audio playback are provided via distributed ceiling loud- speakers in the lobby and backstage spaces. Acentech also designed ADA-compliant assistive listening systems for the music hall and renovated theatre space. The expanded Arts Center has opened to much acclaim. To quote principal architect Peter Reiss, AIA, LEED AP, “Our main goal was to
create an inspiring space for music for the Peddie School community. Acentech pro- vided the vital input needed to collaborate and develop the finely tuned acoustical quali- ties for a variety of rehearsals and performances.” About Acentech Acentech is a multi-disci- plinary acoustics, technology, and noise and vibration con- sulting firm. Our acousticians, engineers, scientists, and technical consultants bring collective expertise, innova- tive thinking, and problem resolution to the critical design relationship between architec- ture and technology, and the built environment. Studio A at Acentech is a specialized team of acoustics consultants and audiovisual designers within Acentech, focused on cultural and performing arts venues. Acentech’s practice is na- tional, with strategically lo- cated consulting offices in Cambridge, MA (HQ), Phila- delphia, Los Angeles, and Charlottesville. MAREJ
HIGHTSTOWN, NJ — Acentech recently completed acoustical and audiovisual system design consulting on the new Arts Center expansion at The Peddie School in Hight- stown, The Peddie School, founded in 1864, is a college preparatory boarding school of 540 students in New Jer- sey. The arts at Peddie grew rapidly in just a few decades, with many students enrolling in multiple music, theater and visual arts classes. As ex- pected, the demand for classes outpaced the school’s 1989 arts facility, and, in 2019, The Ped- die School embarked on the design of a major expansion. At the center of the project is the new Ding Music Hall, designed by architectural firm ARC , which now accommo- dates the full range of the school’s music activities and au- diences of up to 260. The hall’s generous volume, sound reflect- ing features, and adjustable acoustical absorbers provide an excellent acoustical environ- ment for music performance,
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Ding Music Hall. The ceiling system provides useful sound reflections for musicians while allowing sound to reverberate in the volume above the audience.
rehearsal, and instruction. The sections of the orchestra can hear one another well. Jonah Sacks , director of Ar- chitectural Acoustics at Acen- tech, is enthusiastic about the final design: “There is a bright- ness and intensity of sound that brings the audience into the music. Louder passages have great impact, and quieter pas- sages retain intensity.”
In addition to Ding Music Hall, new music practice and teaching spaces join renovated music, theatre, dance, and visual art spaces to round out the arts center. Ding Music Hall features a high quality sound system with a left-center-right main loudspeaker array selected for excellent speech intelligibility, uniform coverage, and very
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