Carroll House by LOT-EK Brooklyn, New York Josephine Minutillo September 1, 2017 One Comment An unusual house constructed of upcycled shipping containers cuts a striking figure in Brooklyn.Read More
Standing Ovation Ashleigh VanHouten March 1, 2017 No Comments Visuals, acoustic strategies, and flexibility of use define the latest generation of performance venues.Read More
Design Vanguard 2016: Young & Ayata Brooklyn, New York Anna Fixsen December 1, 2016 No Comments A two-man firm plays with architectural representation—and how we perceive it.Read More
Design Vanguard 2016: Abruzzo Bodziak Architects Brooklyn, New York David Sokol December 1, 2016 No Comments A pair of New York-based architects reinvents the vernacular and creates work that resonates with a wide audience.Read More
Sponge-Worthy Design for the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn Alan G. Brake November 1, 2016 No Comments DLANDstudio completes a landscape project that absorbs stormwater from Brooklyn’s most toxic waterway.Read More
Kangaroo House Brooklyn, New York Alex Klimoski October 17, 2016 No Comments The architects reimagined the contemporary rowhouse through this renovation and expansion of an 1899 wood frame house that had been stripped of detail and left in disrepair.Read More
Park Slope Brownstone by Matthew Baird Brooklyn, New York Janelle Zara October 1, 2016 No Comments While life as a family revolves around spending time together, it also necessitates moments of peace and quiet.Read More
Etsy Headquarters by Gensler Brooklyn, New York Laura Raskin October 1, 2016 No Comments The online marketplace's new corporate headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, reflect the company's commitment to employees and the planet.Read More
Foster + Partners Development Comes to Brooklyn Jake Bittle June 3, 2016 No Comments A new office development in the Red Hook neighborhood seeks to restore the waterfront and capitalize on Brooklyn’s tech boom.Read More
Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing Revival Ben Adler May 31, 2013 No Comments If creativity and coolness are measured in bicycles per capita, then the Brooklyn Navy Yard is the coolest place on Earth.Read More
