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Brooklyn Army Terminal, 1949.

Andreas Feininger.

Designed by Woolworth Building architect Cass Gilbert and opened in 1919, the 95-acre Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park was one of the largest concrete structures in the world. The complex opened at the conclusion of World War I and used for various purposes over the years including a military prison and storage space for alcohol and drugs during Prohibition. During World War II it was the largest military supply base in the country. Today the site is on the National Register of Historic Places and houses a diverse group of local industrial businesses managed by the NYC Economic Development Corporation.

#BrooklynArmyTerminal #brookyln #sunsetpark #newyorkcity #gowanys #redhook #brooklynny #parkslope #greenpoint #williamsburgbk #forgreene #openhouseny #ohny #ohnyweekend2019 #ohny2019 #greenwood #urbanism #nychistory #nyhistory #urbanplanning #urbanism #nycurbanism (at Brooklyn Army Terminal)
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New bike protected bike lane in the South Bronx. Still under construction . #bikelane #bike #green #bronx #thebronx #bikelife #hipster #urbanplanning #newbronx #nyc #newyorklife #newyorkcity #newyork
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Rendering of Eagleridge Home’s Florentine model: Kitchen + Dining. I chose warm, traditional and earthy tones for the tile backsplash, granite countertops, and walls. The floor is similar to a Brunswick Maple hardwood that Eagleridge has used on a few homes. I might replace the pendant lamps over the kitchen table with something more traditional. 

Phase II & III rendering of Bella Vista Nord for Eagleridge Homes in Pueblo, CO. Last picture is a front elevation rendering of their Florentine model home.