Throggs Neck Shopping Center brings new energy to a once-quiet corner of the Bronx.
Throggs Neck Shopping Center brings new energy to a once-quiet corner of the Bronx.
Throggs Neck Shopping Center brings new energy to a once-quiet corner of the Bronx.
Throgg's Neck Shopping Center
Throgg's Neck Shopping Center
Throgg's Neck Shopping Center
Bronx, New York
Bronx, New York
Bronx, New York
Here, where an empty postal facility once stood, a vibrant place for shopping, dining, and care now takes root. SBLM turns the vision into reality with a layout that welcomes everyone—whether stopping for groceries, grabbing a coffee, or seeing a doctor.
Here, where an empty postal facility once stood, a vibrant place for shopping, dining, and care now takes root. SBLM turns the vision into reality with a layout that welcomes everyone—whether stopping for groceries, grabbing a coffee, or seeing a doctor.
Located in the Ferry Point section of the Bronx, SBLM designed the 330,000 square-feet Throggs Neck Shopping Center to replace the former U.S. Postal Service distribution center. The property was demolished and redeveloped into a new two-level mixed-use shopping plaza, comprised of retail, medical, and restaurant space. Retail giants like Target, TJ Maxx, and Petco stand side by side with community stores. For those dining, space was created for both for local cuisine as well as American favorites like Applebee’s and Starbucks.
Located in the Ferry Point section of the Bronx, SBLM designed the 330,000 square-feet Throggs Neck Shopping Center to replace the former U.S. Postal Service distribution center. The property was demolished and redeveloped into a new two-level mixed-use shopping plaza, comprised of retail, medical, and restaurant space. Retail giants like Target, TJ Maxx, and Petco stand side by side with community stores. For those dining, space was created for both for local cuisine as well as American favorites like Applebee’s and Starbucks.
“The architecture of a shopping center should balance commerce with character, turning transactions into experiences.”
“The architecture of a shopping center should balance commerce with character, turning transactions into experiences.”
“The architecture of a shopping center should balance commerce with character, turning transactions into experiences.”
What stands now at Throggs Neck is a place that offers something for every part of the day. Residents can get groceries, grab a drink after work, receive medical treatment, or spend the day perusing.
What stands now at Throggs Neck is a place that offers something for every part of the day. Residents can get groceries, grab a drink after work, receive medical treatment, or spend the day perusing.
It feels like a neighborhood within a neighborhood, built to grow with the people who live and work nearby.
It feels like a neighborhood within a neighborhood, built to grow with the people who live and work nearby.
