October 9, 2023
This newly constructed multi-family building in Jersey City is a testament to the harmonious integration of industrial heritage and contemporary design. Through the creative use of materials, textures, and carefully...
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April 20, 2023
17-11 Hancock Street presents a contemporary aesthetic with clean and consistent execution. Warm gray thin-brick creates simulated depth, with a fraction of the thickness of a traditional brick facade. The...
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March 17, 2023
For this 21-unit condominium in East Flatbush, the client desired a single façade material to streamline construction without compromising on aesthetics. The dual-tone brick facade evokes the visual effect of...
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December 6, 2022
Located in the heart of Williamsburg’s Broadway Triangle, this multifamily development was fashioned to effortlessly blend in with its neighboring buildings. The façade is composed of a variety of greige-colored...
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June 27, 2022
Smoothon Lofts, named after the centuries-old iron cement factory that once occupied the building, is located in the heart of Jersey City. The building’s rich history dates back to the...
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June 8, 2022
Bushwick Gem, designed by BEAM Architects, replaced a beloved Victorian home with a rich history that prompted local activists and community leaders to advocate for historical preservation. Committed to respecting...
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February 9, 2022
This mixed-use Bedford-Stuyvesant development contains 17-residential units plus synagogue and commercial space. The facade design functionally and aesthetically separates the disparate uses, while combining them into a cohesive whole.
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A modern take on a classical French residence, in the heart of Clinton Hill.
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July 14, 2021
This residential Crown Heights features a strong facade with a clean and modern interior.
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July 14, 2021
The neighborhood’s industrial character led to creative design choices in this new development on the Brooklyn-Queens border. Such things as standard screws were used for the apartment numbers and an...
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