Bergen's New Landscape Design Turns Stormwater Into Art in Boerum Hill
At this Boerum Hill condo, the drainage system doubles as the garden, and nobody is hiding it underground.
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At this Boerum Hill condo, the drainage system doubles as the garden, and nobody is hiding it underground.
Read MoreBergen, designed by Taller Frida Escobedo, DXA Studio, and Workstead, begins closings in Boerum Hill. With over 70% sold, this design-forward condo blends modern luxury, wellness amenities, and curated creative spaces.
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Imagine a place where luxury meets the eclectic spirit of Brooklyn. This is the vision behind 601 Baltic, the latest gem in Boerum Hill's crown. A collaboration between Corcoran New Development and Grid Group, this 21-condominium building is not just a residence; it's a statement of refined urban living.
As you wander through the bustling streets of Boerum Hill, a striking Ironstone Brick façade captures your attention. This is 601 Baltic, standing proudly at the crossroads of Brooklyn's most vibrant neighborhoods - Boerum Hill, Park Slope, Fort Greene, and Prospect Heights. But it's not just its location that makes it special; it's the story behind it.
Grid Group, renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, has left no stone unturned in crafting 601 Baltic. "Beginning with its unique Ironstone Brick exterior, 601 Baltic leaves a lasting impression," says Yiannes Einhorn, Managing Principal of Grid Group. This commitment to excellence is evident in every aspect of the building, from the thoughtful design to the high-quality construction.
The sales prowess behind 601 Baltic is equally impressive. Nicole Hechter and Masayo Hashimoto of Corcoran’s Hechter Bar-Lev Team bring their proven track record to this project. "We have achieved tremendous success together, and I am proud to continue working with a team that prioritizes and delivers an unmatched level of quality that buyers can’t get enough of," remarks Hechter, highlighting the collaborative success of their past ventures.
It's not just the architecture that makes 601 Baltic stand out. The sales team, led by Nicole Hechter and Masayo Hashimoto of Corcoran’s Hechter Bar-Lev Team, brings a level of expertise that's hard to match. Their track record speaks volumes, with projects under their belt that have set sales records even in the toughest of times. It's this blend of exceptional design and sales acumen that sets 601 Baltic apart.
601 Baltic's allure isn't limited to its walls. Step outside, and Brooklyn's vibrant lifestyle unfolds. Chic boutiques, renowned restaurants, and cultural venues dot the landscape, offering a slice of New York life that's uniquely charming and invigorating.
Inside, the two- and three-bedroom residences reflect a deep understanding of modern luxury. Priced starting at $995,000, these homes aren't just a place to live; they're a canvas for life's best moments, designed with an attention to detail that's rare in today's market.
601 Baltic is more than just a new address on the map of Brooklyn. It's a testament to the enduring allure of this borough, a perfect blend of luxury, location, and lifestyle. For those looking to rediscover Brooklyn's charm, 601 Baltic offers an opportunity to live in a space where every detail is a reflection of quality and commitment.
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Explore the luxurious townhome at 535 Pacific Street in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, priced at $9,995,000.
Read MoreStep inside Brooklyn Grove, the 27-story, 184-unit building offers studio to three-bedroom residences, creating a true sense of home with layers of organic materials and lush textures. Tucked into the crossroads of Fort Greene, Boerum Hill, and Brooklyn Heights, ODA’s head of interior design, Ryoko Okada, created a refuge from the busy city streets. The transition begins in the lobby, with its organic pallet of slatted wood details, textured hand-plastered walls, and greenery bring the outdoors in, a common design theme amongst ODA’s projects. The lobby connects to the alleyway behind the building, Grove Place, creating a visual thruway and passageway over the sunken residents’ lounge.
Extending the warm slatted wood details into the double-height residents' lounge, ODA created a space for gathering and relaxation. The lounge's skylight allows for natural sunshine, while the swirling marbled wall and fireplace add warmth and texture to the space.
The full range of amenities designed by ODA includes a 40’ heated indoor pool with a skylight, a fitness center with a gym and yoga studio, and a kids’ room with games, toys, and computer stations perfect for at-home learning. Residents can also enjoy the conference room and furnished roof deck with grills.
The Brooklyn Grove makes a statement on bustling Nevins Street. Its facade features glazed brick and distinctive double-high windows framed by custom metal surrounds that draw the eye upwards. The design creates a sense of depth and drama that lives comfortably amongst the neighboring brownstones.
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Avdoo & Partners Development announced this week the topping out of Saint Marks Place, a hand crafted 100-residence condominium project in the quintessential brownstone neighborhood of Boerum Hill. With a comprehensive design vision by INCArchitecture & Design, a series of lush, landscaped gardens by Terrain, and a 360-degree holistic wellness and fitness environment curated by The WrightFit — Saint Marks Place combines modern design intelligence with a historic sense of place.
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Topping out 125 feet tall with 12 floors, Saint Marks Place is designed with an intentional nod to the neighborhood that surrounds it. The building echoes the scale of the brownstones nearby, with an elevated, sculpted façade inspired by the proportions of the classic brownstone exterior. The façade is modernized by 8,000 bold, vertical modules in custom Agrob Buchtal-manufactured terra cotta, a classic component of New York architecture. The building boasts 338 windows, which were thoughtfully designed to emphasize natural light and access to fresh air.
“Our cities are on the verge of an unprecedented rebirth,” said Adam Rolston, partner of INC Architecture & Design. “How we live, work and play in the urban environment will be transformed. In addition to boasting beautiful private residences with a connection to the natural light and outdoors we all crave, Saint Marks Place will constitute a village within a borough that can support meaningful social connections to enhance both the physical and emotional health of new kind of urban life.”
Nineteen thousand square feet of full-service amenities at Saint Marks Place are thoughtfully planned around an outdoor Central Garden – designed by Terrain and featuring 55 species of plants and trees – with plenty of exposure to natural light and abundant access to outdoor space. Saint Marks Place will offer 39 unique residence types of studios to four-bedrooms. Nearly 80 percent of all residences have private outdoor space.
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The boutique condominium, designed by acclaimed architect Morris Adjmi, has just 24 residences remaining for sale with two-bedrooms priced from $1.325M, three-bedrooms from $2.05M, and two penthouses.
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