The Maxwell Place development consists of a large, luxury residential waterfront development. Numerous industrial structures once occupied the project site, which was partially reclaimed from the Hudson River. The 12-story residential buildings, with a combined footprint area of about 170,000 square feet, were constructed in three phases, along with associated below- and above-grade parking structures. The adaptation of the foundation systems to the highly variable subsurface conditions created substantial cost and schedule savings for the development/construction team. The project also included the first ever deep dynamic compaction improvement in the history of Hoboken.
Location: Hoboken, NJ
Client: Toll Brothers
Architect: Dean Marchetto Architects; Perkins Eastman
Services Rendered: Geotechnical; Surveying
Strategic Partner: DeSimone Consulting Engineers; Goldstein Associates
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