It's to be located at Tillary Street & Flatbush Ext. As per The New York Sun, it will be 21 stories and have 108 units. It's designed by Ismael Leyva Architects.
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This blog is for owners or people who'd like to be owners at the Belltel Lofts at 365 Bridge Street Downtown Brooklyn. Also, anyone wanting to discuss Downtown Brooklyn in general.
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5 comments:
Looks like something out of Fritz Lang's "Metropolis".
That's funny. I actually have a print of "Metropolis". Pretty close.
Downtown Brooklyn is at its infancy stages where there's still and empty lot there will be more buildings and where there are decrepit buildings they will be torn down and make way for more. Just an extension to Manhattan! Or maybe Metrotechpolis!!
Say goodbye to Red Hook Lane in Downtown Brooklyn. The lane is all that remains of perhaps the oldest Brooklyn pathway, dating to Native American times. technically it no longer exists–the city recently removed the alley from the official city streetmap, so that the land can be developed. As per Mc Brooklyn
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RE: "Downtown Brooklyn is at its infancy stages".
I couldn't agree with you more. In 5 yrs, it will be hardly recognizable.
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