Adjustable balcony animates the facade of E348 Arquitectura’s Miramar House

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Adjustable balcony animates the facade of E348 Arquitectura’s Miramar House
The Atrium of Building B at the Brooklyn Army Terminal | Brooklyn, NY
All that is left of the glass skylight ceiling is the frame, but what remains is an open air courtyard. You can see the crane that was used to unload supplies, which used to move back and forth along the length of the building. is still there.
A portion of the tracks remain as well, although now cut off from the outside. A train is seen in the last photograph but is not original to the time when the depot was in use by the military. It’s actually an old Long Island Railroad dining car that was brought into the atrium during the renovation of the building. The original intention was for it to be turned into a restaurant for the new businesses that were moving into the building but the vendor pulled out before it opened and AFTER the tracks had been cut off from the outside, so the car still remains. There is still hope that the train may be converted to a restaurant in the future by it’s current food vendor, “Pete’s Place”, which is now located in the lobby.
There are over 70 tenants that currently call Brooklyn Army Terminal their home, such as:
Chocolatier Jacques Torres
Lee Spring
Altronix
Urban Green
Chashama
Marc Joseph New York
IAVI
Uncommon Goods
The Guggenheim, American Museum of Natural History and the NYC Mayors Office all have space there as well, just to name a few. A complete directory can be found here.
We want to live in this classic renovation of the historic W.H. Ives Tailor Building from 1889. Read more here. http
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