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Architects: Terreform ONE
- Area: 153 ft²
- Year: 2016
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Cricket Shelter - Modular Insect Farm / Terreform ONE
Aperture 538 / Luca Andrisani Architect
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Architects: Luca Andrisani Architect
- Area: 13090 ft²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: GKD Metal Fabrics, Hansgrohe, Acor, Benjamin Moore, Bison, +9
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Professionals: Axis Facades, Pine Builders, later Constr LLC
National Sawdust / Bureau V
ODA’s 71 White Street in Brooklyn Incorporates the Site's Graffitied Walls Into the Design
Bushwick, now famed for its art, night life and abundance of green spaces, is one of the fastest gentrifying neighbourhoods in Brooklyn. ODA New York's 71 White Street will be the latest in new developments taking over former industrial buildings in the neighborhood -- but with a twist. Using the foundation of a former 1930s manufacturing building, 71 White will preserve its graffitied brick exterior, maintaining the character of the neighbourhood. Read more about the project after the break.
Pratt Institute's New Film/Video Department Building / think!
Navy Green Supportive Housing / Architecture in Formation + Curtis + Ginsberg Architects
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Architects: Architecture in Formation, Curtis + Ginsberg Architects
- Area: 56321 ft²
- Year: 2012
Brooklyn Desks / STUDIOSC
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Architects: STUDIOSC
- Area: 10000 ft²
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: Roguebuilt
AA Studio Designs Redevelopment of Disused Dock Building
AA Studio have revealed their plans for the development of Brooklyn's iconic New York Dock Company building, transforming the 230,000 square foot structure into a mixed-use complex of six commercial spaces on the ground floor, 70 residential loft apartments, and a rooftop deck and gardens above.
The design aims to be as faithful to the original structure as possible, retaining the existing poured concrete columns and walls and exposing the high concrete ceilings. As one of the earliest structures to use the technology, the retention and celebration of these features is a key aspect of the building's conservation.
Read on after the break for more on the design
Exhibition: Five Proposals for the Future of the Atlantic Yards
Warehouse 623 Gallery is pleased to announce "Five Proposals for the Future of the Atlantic Yards", an exhibition of alternative architectural schemes for the Atlantic Yards site. "Abstracts of New York", a selection of photographs by Jean-Marc Bellaiche, will be shown concurrently.
Bushwick Inlet Park / Kiss + Cathcart
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Architects: Kiss + Cathcart, Architects
- Area: 13300 ft²
- Year: 2013
LeFrak Center at Lakeside / Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects
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Architects: Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects
- Area: 75000 ft²
- Year: 2013
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Manufacturers: The Hudson Company
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Professionals: Robert Silman Associates, Sciame Construction, Stantec, Prospect Park Alliance
Milson Island Indoor Sports Stadium / Allen Jack+Cottier Architects
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Architects: Allen Jack+Cottier Architects
- Area: 690 m²
- Year: 2010
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Manufacturers: Supawood
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Professionals: Cundall, Day Design, Environmental Partnership, INTEN, Steve Paul and Partners, +2
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center / Weiss/Manfredi
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Architects: Weiss/Manfredi
- Year: 2013
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Manufacturers: Decoustics
Weeksville / Caples Jefferson Architects PC
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Architects: Caples Jefferson Architects PC
- Area: 23000 m²
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Manufacturers: Decoustics, RHEINZINK, Sherwin-Williams, Aggi, Allen Architectural Metals, +8
Carved Duplex / SPACECUTTER
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Architects: SPACECUTTER
- Area: 2300 ft²
- Year: 2012
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Professionals: GRANT Engineering, Euda Construction
Healthy Urbanism Proposal / Interface Studio Architects
The proposal for Healthy Urbanism is a collaboration between a visionary client, a health scientist and ISA - Interface Studio Architects to investigate the potential for health outcomes to influence large-scale neighborhood and building design. The consulting team developed a conceptual tool in order to bring spatial design and health outcomes into communication with one another. “The Matrix” is a key proposal of the work which creates a bridge between health-related research and literature, factors, health impacts, program, and design parameters. More images and architects' description after the break.