More than a year after breaking ground, the 36-story luxury condo on the former site of Brooklyn Public Library’s Brooklyn Heights branch has reached a third of its future height.
Among the recommendations, the plan asks for deeper affordability, the preservation of manufacturing areas, and three historic districts.
Rather than demolishing the existing 1915 brick structure on Flatbush Avenue, the developer is inserting a new four-story building behind its facade.
The public and politicians gathered in Park Slope Thursday said the city needs to rethink its plan to close Rikers and build a new jail in Boerum Hill.
A deal hammered out by the local councilman and the developer this morning will reduce the tallest of the two towers by 146 feet.
A developer is planning a 14-story hotel at 186 Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights, known as the Franklin Building, but needs approval from the LPC.
The redevelopment of the former Greenpoint Hospital in East Williamsburg is moving along after years of scrapped plans, local resistance and lawsuits.
A park above the highway is one of the ideas suggested in a new study initiated by Eric Adams and conducted by NYU urban planning graduate students.
A new-building permit was approved Tuesday, but the developer might scrap the ambitious development.
Arlington Village, a once nearly vacant two-block complex with a complicated history in East New York, has a new, spruced-up look.
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