The project on Felix Street will need Landmarks approval before beginning the official public review process, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
The project on Felix Street will need Landmarks approval before beginning the official public review process, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
It opened in 2014 and was part of a mini empire of Greene Grape businesses on a two-block stretch of Fulton Street, including a grocery and wine shop.
Those exhibiting systems can get a quick screening at the makeshift facility, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Enjoy a lighthearted evening of film with a special lineup chosen by Brooklyn-based artist and filmmaker Tess Wagman.
The significance of this house is not in the architecture, it’s in the inhabitants.
A new group show at Fort Greene’s BRIC traverses the conflicting emotions of mourning through a series of work by female-identifying artists.
One neighbor got the block agitated and media coverage ensued.
Concrete pillars that form the base of the apartment building are in place, and the lower levels of a neighboring athletic facility and sports field are taking shape.
The eatery serves both traditional dishes and other creations, including sushi, noodles and fried chicken.
A little gem of a room at the back of a brownstone becomes the taking-off point for a wholesale renovation of the parlor floor, all the way out to the back garden.