Striking ODA-Designed Concrete Condo Building Tops Out on Adams Street in Dumbo
ODA is behind the design of the building, which bears the firm’s familiar jagged, boxy structure, and stretches for almost the entire block.
ODA-Designed Luxury Hotel Begins to Emerge Near Brooklyn Museum in Crown Heights
Work has begun on the Bedford Hotel, whose blackened concrete structure will bring arches, undulating roof terraces, and a restaurant to the corner of Eastern Parkway and Bedford Avenue.
Church of the Redeemer-Replacing Condo Building in Boerum Hill Tops Out
Facade work has not yet begun on the 63-unit building, which will have underground parking.
ODA-Designed 27-Story Condo Building Is Almost Complete in Downtown Brooklyn
More restrained than many ODA designs, the building has a patterned brick facade and dramatic window surrounds.
New Boerum Hill Condo Building Features Smart Kitchens, Rooftop Dining and Japanese Design
Ryoko Okada and the architects of ODA New York have drawn from Japanese design principles that provide a cocoon from the outer world.
Affordable Lottery Opens for 100 Units at Controversial Pier 6 Complex, Starting at $1,394
Eligible incomes range from 80 percent to 165 percent of the area median income -- unusually high for Brooklyn.
Lottery Opens for 65 Units in Spitzer’s ’Burg Mega-Project, Starting at $565 a Month
A lottery has opened up for affordable units in an ODA-designed tower just south of the Williamsburg Bridge.
Reflective Sugar Crystal-Inspired Facade at Landmarked Dumbo Factory Is Finished
A recent visit revealed the sugar crystal-inspired metal and glass surface, with reflections of the East River, has been fully constructed.
Shaken by Recent Decisions, Preservationists Say Landmarks Commission Is Not Doing Its Job
Recent decisions by the Landmarks Preservation Commission have caused members of the preservation community to question the agency's commitment to preserving the architectural heritage of the city.
Renderings Revealed for Arch-Filled ODA-Designed Bedford Hotel in Crown Heights
Out-of-town visitors to the Brooklyn Museum will soon have a place to crash.
