The Intricate, Handmade Holiday Cards of Brooklyn Artist Thor Rinden
A look at a lifetime's worth of holiday cards made by the Brooklyn artist Thor Rinden.
The Former Pavilion Theater Launches as Nitehawk Prospect Park (Photos)
The marquee is lit and the former Pavilion Theater in Park Slope has been burnished inside and out into a new Nitehawk venue.
Daily Links: Bushwick Residents Protest Community Plan Outside City Planning Office
BQE plan could bring dangerous levels of toxic pollution to Brooklyn Heights, and Butterfunk Kitchen in Windsor Terrace will close on New Year's Eve.
Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Condo in Enrique Norten-Designed Park Slope Building Asks $1.195 Million
The advances of contemporary architecture are clearly expressed in its angled facade that peels balconies away from a standard block and plank structure.
Learning From the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Teachers Strike That Changed New York
It was 50 years ago that a clash between the Ocean Hill-Brownsville community and the United Federation of Teachers brought to head the educational imbalance in New York City.
7 Reasons for Brooklynites to Move to Jersey City (Hint: L Train Shutdown Is One of Them)
With the L train shutdown looming, renters in Williamsburg and Bushwick seeking relief from the inconvenience have options on the other side of the Hudson River.
10 Tips for Restoring a Wood Frame House in Brooklyn
The humble wood frame house doesn’t always get as much love as the iconic brownstone in Brooklyn, but that’s starting to change as preservation-minded owners restore them across the borough.
Tower Behind the Landmarked Neo-Classical Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh Climbs in ‘Burg
Designed by Fogarty Finger Architects, the mixed-use building at 277 South 5th Street will sit behind and shadow the long-standing bank.
Daily Links: Brooklyn Heights Gets Darker in Winter Than Any Other Neighborhood in the Borough
$3 million for affordable housing in Brooklyn is in borough president’s budget, and the woman whose baby was ripped from her arms in Boerum Hill is speaking out.
From the Forum: Buffing Out Scratches From Tubs and Countertops
A landlord is looking for tips on how to rid a tub and a countertop of scratches left behind by a tenant.
Barrel-Fronted Limestone With Details, Updates on Bay Ridge Doctors’ Row Asks $1.499 Million
The neo-Renaissance row house has a good number of closets, a rear as well as a front entry foyer, and a decent-size yard.
Daily Links: Rabsky Wants to Bring the Densest Development in Borough to DoBro
Community board applauds proposed renovations to Coney's landmarked Shore Theater, and brokers say rental units in shorter Pier 6 tower are coming soon.
