12A — December 2023 — Owners, Developers & Managers — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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O wners , D evelopers & M anagers Blue Foundry Bank, Kessler Rehabilitation now open at The Nell in Dunellen Prism introduces newly completed retail building, designed by Spiezle Architectural Group D UNELLEN, NJ — Blue Foundry Bank and Kessler Reha- interpretations of vintage tran - sit-themed elements including peaked roofs, contrasting trim and signage.
and business banking with the convenience of drive-through service. Kessler Rehabilitation Center (2,870 s/f) provides oc - cupational and hand therapy, sports medicine, workplace injury treatment and pre- vention, and specialized rehabilitation services. The Nell’s multifamily com- ponent features 252 highly amenitized, luxury one- and two-bedroom residences; the apartments are 100% leased. The property also includes 130 for-sale townhomes de - veloped by K. Hovnanian Companies . MAREJ DIG tapped for Ewing Community Center rebuild & restoration project EWING TOWNSHIP, NJ — In the early morning hours of Sept. 30, 2022, a five-alarm fire broke out on Lower Ferry Rd. in Ewing Township. Sev - eral hours later, when the fire had been contained and extin- guished, it was clear that the Ewing Senior and Community Center (ESCC) had suffered tremendous damage – and this important community resource was rendered unsafe and closed indefinitely. Once known as the Trenton Jewish Community Center and Day Camp, the ESCC property is a notable resource on both the National Register of Historic Places and the New Jersey Register of Historic Places. Originally constructed in 1955, the property also in - cludes a historic bath house that sits on the same parcel of land. When it came time to award the bid, DIG was named Archi - tect of Record – an acknowl - edgement of the firm’s per - formance on the construction office project; its recognition by the American Institute of Ar - chitects-New Jersey Chapter as 2022 Firm of the Year; and Myers’ strong connection to the community and personal volunteer efforts to redesign the basketball courts at Moody Park in the township. Shortly after earning the bid to rebuild the ESCC, DIG was also asked to assist in the restoration of the historic bath house, an award that would immediately connect the firm to the architectural community and architectural historians on an international level. MAREJ
bilitation Center opened their doors this fall at The Nell, Prism Capital Partners’ mixed-use, transit-orient- ed community in downtown Dunellen. Prism recently put the finishing touches on the property’s 9,300 s/f, free- standing retail building at 100 South Washington Ave. Designed by Spiezle Archi- tectural Group , the retail building sits directly across from the Dunellen Train Sta- tion. It incorporates modern
“The Nell was carefully de- signed to complement its neigh - borhood, and the retail compo- nent was planned to serve the entire Dunellen community,” said Robert Fourniadis , Prism’s senior vice president, residential. “We are thrilled to welcome these two well- respected brands, both of which provide essential services.” The Dunellen branch of New Jersey-based Blue Foundry Bank (2,757 s/f) offers personal
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