Views from the 51st Floor
[nggallery id=”45635″ template=galleryview] On Wednesday night, The Brooklyner, the new 490-unit rental tower at 111 Lawrence Street in Downtown Brooklyn, held its official launch party (despite now being 60% rented and having tenants in place already). The event gave us a chance to drink in the views from the 51st-floor roof terrace of what is…
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On Wednesday night, The Brooklyner, the new 490-unit rental tower at 111 Lawrence Street in Downtown Brooklyn, held its official launch party (despite now being 60% rented and having tenants in place already). The event gave us a chance to drink in the views from the 51st-floor roof terrace of what is now Brooklyn’s tallest building. Pretty stunning!
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The Brooklyner is an advertiser on Brownstoner
“there’s other common space in the building.”
I don’t think too many people want to hang out in the cold storage for Fresh Direct.
“Phenomenal view and great terrace… but (sorry 11217), it’s not much of a common space for 490 units!!”
there’s other common space in the building.
Phenomenal view and great terrace… but (sorry 11217), it’s not much of a common space for 490 units!!
I know amenities like roof terraces tend to be underutilized (which i’ve never understood), but if even 50 of the units decided to make use of this space on a regular basis…
realityis a bitch 11217
Does anyone on brownstoner ever say anything positive anymore or is all whining, complaining and nitpicking? Rhetorical question, no need for an answer.
My office has an amazing view – still hate it.
Brooklyn sure looks dinky from up there. Time for a little upzoning.
The rooms are really really small, of course the Living – kitchen thing should have been bigger, but it isn’t,
The A line bedroom, i cant even figure out where the bed would go.
These architects really have no conception these days of where furniture would be placed.
This building has to have the worst, and i have seen pretty bad layouts, but this takes the cake.
Looks small for the amount of units in that building.