ZoLa | NYC’s Zoning & Land Use Map
New York City's Zoning & Land Use Map| zola.planning.nyc.gov
Density Factor in zoning is the maximum allowable number of residential units you can develop on a property also reffered to as a Dwelling Unit Factor| Fontan Architecture
An architectural Zoning Analysis is a report on the aplicable zonign codes for a given property resulting in a basic outline of what can be developed.| Fontan Architecture
R7A Zoning in NYC is a Contextual Residential Zoning District in NYC. This is a multifamily residential zone with medium sized buildings.| Fontan Architecture
The quality Housing Program is a set of zoning regulations that intend to maintain the existing character of neighborhoods by giving incentives to developers with higher building floor areas.| Fontan Architecture
Contextual Zoning is an attempt to make certain neighborhoods more uniform in their size and shape of their buildings. Below is a list to residential and commercial contextual zoning districts.| Fontan Architecture
Building additions are incredibly common. Learn about air rights and development rights for building additions and vertical enlargements in NYC, New York| Fontan Architecture
Learn about NYC air rights and how they can be used to maximize property development. Development rights and zoning lots FAR, Air rights NYC| Fontan Architecture
Contact Fontan Architecture a New York City based Architecture Firm owned by Architect Jorge Fontan.| Fontan Architecture
