Created as a series of interlocking cubes and diagonal facets that project and recess at the upper levels, Corte is a collaboration between Argentinian architect Dieguez Fridman and the distinguished New York-based firm of Beyer Blinder Belle.
A pleasantly understated take on casual modern living, the building has a plum-red brick façade that echoes that of the original industrial lofts that line nearby blocks.
A striking renovation has transformed a 19th century clapboard two-family townhouse at 1127 Decatur Street in Bushwick.
This handsomely renovated townhouse, located just half a block from Bushwick and the Brooklyn border, is a one-of-a-kind home and a must-see for Brooklyn townhouse buyers.
Located on a quiet block, 264 Webster is outfitted with a mix of finely crafted details and modern appointments.
This classic freestanding home from the glory days of commuter Brooklyn is a robust example of the Arts & Crafts movement applied to a spacious single-family dwelling.
The two-bedroom, two-bath penthouse has extensive outdoor space comprising a private terrace and roof garden that covers the full footprint of the apartment.
It's a condo, it's in a brownstone, and it has ample space and a terrace, not to mention low monthly charges -- all good things not often found in one package.
Featuring an original cornice, ironwork, arched front doors and a classic stoop, the four-story brownstone is currently configured as four floor-through one-bedroom apartments.
The home features a salon-like living room and kitchen with custom walnut cabinetry.
