The Bed Stuy Blog spotted renderings for a four-story, 31-unit residential building under development by The Iconic Group at 281-291 Tompkins Avenue, in central Bedford-Stuyvesant. The project will technically be an expansion of the existing two-story buildings, and completion is expected in the summer of 2016. Nataliya Donskoy is designing.
An LLC has filed applications for a three-story, six-unit residential building measuring nearly 6,000 square feet at the vacant lot 338 Devoe Street, in East Williamsburg. Yosef Gottdeinder, of YSG Services, is designing, and the former two-story structure was demolished in 2011.
This once-dilapidated wood frame townhouse at 253 Halsey Street in Bed Stuy has been rebuilt from the ground up, and now sports an unusual corrugated steel facade.
The fate of Crown Heights’ St. Ignatius Catholic Church was sealed when the Bishop of Brooklyn shuttered it two years ago, and now foundation work has begun for the apartment building that will rise in its place, at 267 Rogers Avenue.
The owner of 219-14 40th Avenue, in central Bayside, has filed applications for a two-story, nearly 3,000 square-foot single-family home. Joseph Sultana, of JLS Designs, is the architect of record, and demolition of the existing two-story structure began in December.
