IRVINGTON, NJ—New York architecture and design firm Perkins Eastman is tackling a huge design challenge to reimagine the former Irvington General Hospital site as a new mixed use development.

“We were called in at the very initial stages, when the client was trying to develop a strategy for what to do with the site,” Eric Fang AIA, LEED AP, associate principal with Perkins Eastman, tells GlobeSt.com exclusively. “We’re looking at how to create a new community, a new image to reposition the site, because it has been a hospital historically and has been vacant for so long it doesn’t have the best possible connotations for the past several years.”

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