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Developers present revised Troy Atrium plan with farmers market and rooftop; commissioners press design, facade and safety fixes
Summary
Developers and architects presented a reworked design for the southern half of the downtown Troy Atrium — including first-floor farmers-market activation, a rooftop terrace and roughly 99 apartments — and the planning commission asked for changes to materials, a treatment for an exposed south facade and clearer security and streetscape plans. Public hearing expected after applicant revisions.
Developers seeking to redevelop the southern half of the Atrium in downtown Troy presented revised plans to the city planning commission that emphasize public activation and a reworked building massing intended to better fit the historic streetscape.
Brian Nostra of Environmental Design Partnership and architect Ken Cybertson (Cyber Reguso Architecture) said the applicant, Bryce Companies, now proposes to break the project into four connected massing elements rather than one large block. The plan would create active, first-floor space fronting Broadway designed to accommodate a farmers market with vendor utility hookups and to improve sidewalks with new trees and seating. Upper floors would hold rental apartments (the applicant described plans for about 99 units) and the corner at Broadway and Third Street is shown as a…
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