The redevelopment project, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Weiss/Manfredi, focuses on mixed-use functionality and cultural inclusivity, with residential, retail, and educational spaces.
The Cooperman Family Arts Education and Community Center will serve as a hub for students, community members, and artists, enhancing the cultural reach of the NJPAC's mission.
The architectural approach includes preserving and enhancing existing structures, such as 31 Mulberry Street, to extend cultural offerings while making critical infrastructure improvements.
This collaborative redevelopment effort involves public and private partners, aiming to create pedestrian-friendly pathways and outdoor performance areas to engage the community.
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