Carter HorsleyJul 30, 2015
Carter's Review
This 5-story building at 177 Concord Street in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn was converted in 2015 from a 1920, party-favor warehouse/factory to a 23 rental apartments.
The conversion was undertaken by Park Avenue Development & Management.
Karl Fischer was the architect for the project.
Bottom Line
This small, boxy apartment building is distinguished by its setback curved roofline.
Description
The beige-brick building has some slightly angled balconies, inset windows, and silver metailic spandrels.
The top floor is setback and has a curved roofline.
The building has no sidewalk landscaping.
Amenities
The building has a roof deck, a fitness center and a lounge.
Apartments
Apartment 2D is a one-bedroom unit with an entry foyer that leads past a 8-foot-wide home office to a 18-foot-long living/dining room with an 8-foot-wide open, pass-through kitchen.
Apartment 4C is a studio unit with an 8foot-long entry foyer that leads past a 8-foot-long home office to a 15-foot-wide living/dining room with an open, pass-through kitchen and a balcony and staircase to the upper level with a 177-square foot terrace and a skylight.
- No Fee Rental built in 1920
- Converted in 2015
- Located in Downtown Brooklyn
- 23 total apartments 23 total apartments
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