Archives: Buildings

Newly constructed from the ground up, The Brooklyn Zinc has been designed to celebrate luxurious, indoor-outdoor urban living. Its corrugated zinc façade is inspired by contemporary European architecture as well as the industrial heritage of the neighborhood. Horizontal waves in the zinc cladding create dramatic animation in sunlight and add subtle texture that softens the…

Welcome to Gotham West, Hell’s Kitchen’s hottest new rental building. All homes feature stainless steel appliances, custom lighting fixtures and vanities, plus washer dryers, and wide plank oak flooring. At Gotham West, home extends beyond your four walls with a variety of exclusive indoor and outdoor spaces designed to match the dynamic New York lifestyle:…

330 Saint Marks Avenue, a boutique new development in prime Prospect Heights, offers 2-, 3- and 4- bedroom luxury condominiums with an unmatched blend of privacy, space and design. Each residence comes complete with attached private outdoor space ranging from rear yards to rooftop terraces.

The Portrait of Artful Living. These 10 dynamic homes are the Perfect combination of modern architecture and historic charm. Designed by renowned architect Luca Andrisani, Aperture 538 takes cues from the well-loved historic neighborhood and brownstones that surround it. The exterior – an abstract interpretation of the Brooklyn Bridge, is adorned with an operable copper…

540West is located in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen which is by far one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in New York City. This New Development is constructed with a glass and steel façade which adds a new element to this historic neighborhood graced with brownstones and tree-lined streets. 540West is within walking distance to…

Commissioned in 1915 by Kirkman & Son Soap Company, 37 Bridge Street is the best looking 96 year old in Brooklyn. In classic daylight factory style, this simple brick façade building is representative of the factory architecture of its time and remains a neighborhood icon. Alexander Kirkman’s decision to move his company to Brooklyn grew…