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357-Dean-old.jpgAnd the steamroller called progress rolls on. A year ago, a beautiful, albeit rundown, woodframe house stood at 357 Dean Street; now the skeleton of a new 6-unit residential building juts out beyond the facade line of the neighboring 19th-century house. The architect, Sears Tambasco, has managed to squeeze 8,700 square feet of floor area onto the 25-by-100-foot lot.
House of the Day: 357 Dean Street [Brownstoner] GMAP P*Shark DOB
 


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  1. “A year ago, a beautiful, albeit rundown, woodframe house stood at 357 Dean Street”
    You are a moron!!
    It was a beet up no back wall bad foundation SRO old crack house and the roof was falling in.
    I live on the block and was in it before it came down.
    It leaned 12”to the left, it’s life was over. Thinking this is a “beautiful, albeit rundown, wood-frame house” makes you a moron.

  2. The woodframe ws a sweet, big, old home. But this is Brooklyn! No time for that crap! Build for the masses and charge millions per square foot!!! go go go!! before the masses catch on.

  3. Concrete and steel, outstanding. What a beautiful budiling! Screw the woodframe! By your own admission it was rundown. You like it som much, buy it and do what you want with it. Trust me, we won’t complain if you restore it.

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