Alloy, the developer and designer of the five, six-story townhouses planned for 55-57 Pearl Street, unveiled its plans for the site to the Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday. The developer is proposing a single facade to cover all five buildings made of ductal, a high performance concrete. According to Curbed, “the facade will be comprised of five rows of one-foot-deep ductal fins with either windows or more ductal behind them, while the ground floor facade will be wood.” LPC raised a few concerns about how the concrete would fit in with the predominantly brick structures in Dumbo, but were otherwise amenable to the proposal. This building sold in October for $4,250,000. The lot allows for 24,823 buildable square feet as well as an additional 3,500 buildable square feet from the adjacent property at 177 Water Street. See full-length rendering after the jump.

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Photo By Alloy via Curbed

 

 


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