Description: This 60,000 square-foot residential building adds 52 new apartments (a mix of senior, affordable, and market-rate units) to Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood. The unique project features large steel trusses that cantilever the structure over portions of an adjacent building, an architectural solution that makes such a large development possible on the site. One Sullivan Place is also notable for being one of only a few projects developed under New York’s short-lived Privately Financed Affordable Senior Housing (PFASH) program.
Awards:
Residential (One, Two, Three Family & Apartment Buildings) Award for One Sullivan Place - Queens & Bronx Building Association (QBBA)
Project Profile Award – Commercial Construction & Renovation Magazine
Sustainability: One Sullivan Place adheres to Enterprise Green Communities guidelines and reflects priorities commonly associated with healthy, resilient residential design, including resident well-being, efficient building performance, and long-term durability.
Sustainability-supportive design features include EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finish System), an exterior cladding system that adds continuous insulation to help improve energy efficiency, along with shared outdoor space.
