Wednesday Links: Landmarks Sends Weir Greenhouse Plan Back to Drawing Board
Patience Fades as Squibb Park Bridge in Brooklyn Remains Shut [NY Times] Building Collapses in Bedford Stuyvesant [NY Times] Another Case Tied to Brooklyn Officers in Gun-Planting Inquiry Is Dropped [NY Times] Buyer Plans to Redevelop Cobble Hill’s Community Book Store Building [NY Times] Full CB2 to Consider Brooklyn Heights Library Sale Wednesday Night [Eagle] Landmarks Rejects Makeover for…
Patience Fades as Squibb Park Bridge in Brooklyn Remains Shut [NY Times]
Building Collapses in Bedford Stuyvesant [NY Times]
Another Case Tied to Brooklyn Officers in Gun-Planting Inquiry Is Dropped [NY Times]
Buyer Plans to Redevelop Cobble Hill’s Community Book Store Building [NY Times]
Full CB2 to Consider Brooklyn Heights Library Sale Wednesday Night [Eagle]
Landmarks Rejects Makeover for Weir Greenhouse and Green-Wood Cemetery Visitors Center [NYY]
Farm-to-Table Outdoor Dinners Launch in Domino Pop-up Park in Williamsburg Thursday [DNA]
Spotted in Gowanus: Stained Glass Water Tower [DNA]
United Methodist Church on Bushwick Avenue.
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Photo by Cate Corcoran
Per a gothamist article about the building collapse:
“The building, which contained five rental apartments and a retail space, was owned by Moses Strulowitz, who purchased the property and 1428 Fulton Street for $11 million last year. He reportedly plans to build an apartment building at 1430 Fulton Street. An application for demolition on 1438 was filed in December of last year, though the DOB had not yet issued a permit for its demolition.”
Sounds like someone got tired of waiting for their permits…