Six-Story Rabsky Group Development Rises in Broadway Triangle
Developer Rabsky Group has gotten pretty far along on this six-story apartment building at 376-382 Wallabout Street in Williamsburg in the Broadway Triangle area, a few blocks from the Bed Stuy border. Workers have installed windows and bricked up the outside, although the balconies are not yet enclosed. The complex will have a total of 24 large units, averaging 1,432 square…
Developer Rabsky Group has gotten pretty far along on this six-story apartment building at 376-382 Wallabout Street in Williamsburg in the Broadway Triangle area, a few blocks from the Bed Stuy border. Workers have installed windows and bricked up the outside, although the balconies are not yet enclosed.
The complex will have a total of 24 large units, averaging 1,432 square feet each. The structure is technically four buildings, each of which has six units and about 8,595 square feet, according to the new-building permits. Panos Vikatos is the architect of record.
Rabsky is working on several other projects throughout Brooklyn, including a big seven-story building nearby at Flushing and Kent, an eight-story project in Crown Heights, and a five-story development that will replace Clinton Hill’s White Castle on Myrtle Avenue.
Rabsky Group Coverage [Brownstoner] GMAP
Using legos to design buildings probably wasn’t wise. One more Brooklyn block made permanently ugly.
How are the allowed tax breaks?
I can almost guarantee that this will be “Jews” only building. Just about all the new construction buildings in that area are. And our politicians have no said a word about this discriminatory practice
sat-marvelous!
I think this reference is an insult – to the old Soviet housing. Who would want to live in this?
good point