This is an unusual one, an Arts and Crafts duplex house in the Crown Heights North III Historic District overflowing with exterior charm and original interior details.
The soil was excavated while a restraining order was in place so a judge has ordered it returned, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper Reports.
Of the affordable apartments, there are three studios and a single one-bedroom apartment.
The Director of Environmental Review at NYC Parks prepared a memo critiquing the impact of the project on the garden, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
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The Neo-Grec Italianate house has big rooms on either side of a spacious entry hall and light from windows on all sides.
A judge put the restraining order against construction in place last April but activists report that work is going on regardless, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
The building is reminiscent of movie palaces and popular eateries of the 1920s and ‘30s, when the craze for this style of ornamentation peaked.
The two-bedroom apartment in a Romanesque Revival brick townhouse in a historic district has original details such as wood shutters, pocket doors and egg-and-dart trim.
Tucked quietly away on Sterling Place, these two houses have long been an architectural mystery.
