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Brooklyn
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A Passive House Renovation Makes This Historic Townhouse More Livable
The Passive House certification standard helped Ingui Architecture upgrade the quality of a Brooklyn home, opening the door to a host of other benefits.
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This 120 Year Old Brooklyn Building is now a Powerhouse for the Arts
Herzog & de Meuron and PBDW have transformed the 1904 Central Power Station into a nonprofit arts fabrication facility.
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One Willoughby Square is a Welcome Relief to the Brooklyn Skyline
Designed by FXCollaborative, One Willoughby Square is a half-brick skyscraper with the highest LEED Interior rating in the United States.
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Designs for Two Libraries Reimagine the Familiar Typology as a Community Hub
Projects by WORKac and Multistudio (formerly Gould Evans) transform humdrum buildings into places to learn, explore, and inspire.
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A New Home Store in Brooklyn Celebrates both Memphis and Minimalism
Designer Sergio Mannino’s bold design for home décor store, A.MANO (meaning "by hand" in Italian), is an ode to Italian design and ceramics.
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Crosby Studios Designs a Cocktail Brewpub in Brooklyn
Entrepreneurial spirit and multidisciplinary design blend to make the perfect concoction at the Wandering Barman cocktail brasserie.
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After Years of Renovation, One Prospect Park West is Set to Open its Doors
The conversion of One Prospect Park West into residential apartments entailed a comprehensive facade restoration and gut renovation.
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Public Water Presents New York’s Complex Drinking Water System in Miniature
Located at the northern entrance to Brooklyn's Prospect Park, the newest work by artist Mary Mattingly emulates New York City's watershed.
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The Dime Is a New Landmark for Williamsburg’s Live/Work/Play Set
Inspired by the century-old bank nearby, local office Fogarty Finger stacked commercial, residential, and amenity zones in the Brooklyn neighborhood.
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The New Betsy Head Park Is an Accessible, Pandemic-Friendly Retreat for Brooklynites
Abel Bainnson Butz led the expansive $30 million redesign of Brownsville’s biggest park, with a focus on serving diverse abilities and activities.
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D.S. & Durga Opens a Concrete-Clad Perfume House in Brooklyn
Designed by co-founder Kavi Moltz, Krista Ninivaggi of K & Co, and Pliskin Architecture the company’s second location showcases the brand’s identity through a material palette as intriguing as its aromatic vision.
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Rosie Li’s Brooklyn Lighting Studio Gains a Playful Exhibition Space
Designed in collaboration with Office of Tangible Space, the flexible showroom displays the lighting designer’s fixtures, which she develops and produces in-house.
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Ladies & Gentlemen on the Mystery and Magic of Light and Materiality
The Brooklyn-based studio's design philosophy and process are informed by empathy and intuition.
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Worrell Yeung Transforms a Former Factory into a Hub for a New Generation of Makers
The renovation, located near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, elevates the building's rugged historical charm while making it suitable for a 21st-century workforce.
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Brooklyn Museum Presents a “Hemispheric” Survey of Indigenous Responses to Climate Change
Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas explores how global warming has affected the visual culture of indigenous communities.
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Office of Tangible Space Aims to Deepen Interior Practice
The interdisciplinary studio engages in interiors, products, and exhibitions that form connections between "the built world and the human psyche."
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A New Bilingual Preschool Is a ‘Home Away From Home’ for Children in Bed-Stuy
Two Brooklyn architecture firms integrated residential design into Mi Casita Preschool and Cultural Center, creating a bright and playful environment.
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25 Kent Mirrors Williamsburg’s Aesthetics, Entrepreneurialism, and Rapid Change
Designed by Hollwich Kushner, the new mixed-use development is a sensitive addition to North Brooklyn’s glitzy, booming waterfront.
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10 Highlights from Object & Thing, New York’s Newest Art and Design Fair
The inaugural exhibit, which closed yesterday, offered more than 200 works from 32 galleries.
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NYCxDesign 2019: Preview Brooklyn’s Design Events and Destinations
Brooklyn, the city's most populous borough, is as much a draw during NYCxDesign as Manhattan.