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The Bed Stuy House Tour Is Back This Weekend for 41st Year
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Brownstone Boys: Finishing Touches
At the end of a project, you’re ready to start enjoying your space but there are lots of little things still to do.
Brownstone Boys: Keep It Glassy With Shower and Tub Enclosures
If you are building a new bathroom, especially if you have a nice walk-in shower, you will probably want to have a glass enclosure.
The ‘Elephant Builder’ Designs an Imaginative Row in Bed Stuy
J. Mason Kirby was an architect and builder with a great imagination. Anyone who could design and construct a building shaped like an elephant, several stories tall, would have no problem with the average Brooklyn row house.
Renovated Bed Stuy Neo-Grec Brownstone With Extensive Crown Molding Asks $2.695 Million
This Neo-Grec brownstone dating from 1885 is recently renovated and configured as an owner's triplex with a top-floor rental.
Beguiling Bed Stuy Brownstone With Oriel and Four Mantels Asks $1.395 Million
The well-preserved home has historical features and may need some superficial work -- and possibly more, we cannot say for sure -- but doesn't come with the sticker shock of a fully renovated designer townhouse.
Brownstone Boys: Central Air Conditioning Vs. Ductless Mini Split
The scope of your renovation might help you figure out which system is best for you -- a central air conditioning system or a ductless mini split system.
Innovative Architect Sou Fujimoto Designs Cut-Away Building to Replace Slave Theater in Bed Stuy
The designer is known for unusual forms that play with privacy and openness, including a bushy apartment tower that seems to defy its materials.
Brownstone Boys: Sorting Through Kitchen Counter Options
One of the most important features of a big and open kitchen are the counters and we wanted to get it right.
Brit Co-Living Startup Taps Hudson Yards Architect for 10 Stories on Bed Stuy’s Slave Theater Site
The Collective's ambitious expansion plans include apartments, hotel rooms and public space on the site of the iconic theater and hub of Afrocentrism.
