Tag: Brooklyn

Can visitors to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade still see the breathtaking view of Manhattan they h...

The owners of this late-19th-century two-story wood-frame were ready to abandon their dream of a...

Read Part 1 of this story here. The huge gray cement factory buildings that span Sunset Park's sh...

We can blame the late Victorian era for the commercialization of Christmas. The late 1800s gave us...

Thanksgiving in America has always been a rather strange combination of festival, food and froli...

"Modern but warm" is how the new homeowners described their vision to Park Slope-based architect J...

The owner of this 460-square-foot Concord Village studio, a busy media exec who travels frequently...

The written word has always been important to Brooklyn’s history. Walt Whitman, Truman Capote, P...

Thanks to landmarking, a new building going up on a sliver of an empty lot between brownstones on ...

Northwest corner of the site from the intersection of Lafayette and Flatbush Avenues Facade install...