Checking In on Clinton Hill’s Lexington Greene Apartments + New Interior Renderings
The formerly semi-industrial pocket between Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuyvesant is among the most radically transformed areas of northern Brooklyn. In line with the voracious residential activity circling Pratt Institute, an 81-unit, five-story residential building has topped off at 10 Lexington Avenue. It will be known as Lexington Greene and is being developed by Williamsburg-based investor Joseph Brunner, who filed permits under the LLC 10 Lex Holdings in mid 2014. The development replaces a one-story cleaning and dyeing factory–home to the Colonial Laundry Company–that Brunner picked up in 2012 for $6,175,000.
Zambrano Architectural Design are the architects of record and massed a two-winged building across a rather deep 28,000- square-foot lot. Brooklyn-based STUDIOSC Architects are the design architects and crafted a warm-hued exterior of wood, concrete, and bronze colored panels. According to the firm’s page, “STUDIOSC was tasked by the client to create a visual statement that is both elegant in its proportions and responsive to the surrounding area.”
Filings with the DOB indicate that there will be 41 parking spaces, bike parking, and a small recreational yard at the cellar and ground levels. The project’s 81 units will mostly be comprised of duplexes. Pricing information has yet to be announced, nor has it been revealed whether the units will be condos or rentals.
4 Downing Street, the base of the former whimsical structure Broken Angel, rises in the center next to Lexington Greene (far right side).Â
The project also has a bit of frontage along Quincy Street where it abuts the new 10-unit condo-conversion 4 Downing, formerly known as Broken Angel. According to CityRealty, all the units at the building are already in contract with asking prices that were slightly under $1,000 per square foot.
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Renderings courtesy of STUDIOSC Architects; Construction shots via 6sqft
