Brooklyn Inside & Out

It's great to see thoughtful infill projects like this proposed brownstone on 7th Avenue in Park Slope. The article highlights the challenges of balancing historical accuracy with modern accessibility needs (like the ADA entrance). It also touches on the importance of good design and detailing, especially at the ground level. For architects and engineers working on projects like this, mastering CAD software is essential. If you're looking to sharpen your skills in CAD, especially Solid Edge, check out davidayo.com for resources and training. It could be a valuable asset in ensuring your designs are both beautiful and functional!

My wide and I were privileged to sew Troy with Suzanne Spellen several years ago. Previously we had only passed through on Rt 4 on the way to Vermont. Troy is a really interesting city.

I think thus co-op Apt is nice, bright, spacious, with great Amenities, though the Maintenance fee is high. Believe it will get under Asking. Anywho...A+

Really silly comment. Did you notice how low the maintenance is in relation to the square footage? The building's flip tax essentially saves shareholders nearly $1000 a year by subsidizing capital projects. And, you only pay the flip tax on appreciation.