The changes occurring in Downtown Brooklyn are among the largest in any neighborhood in New York City, and the latest photos by Tectonic show the first two CityPoint towers topping out, and the Avalon Willoughby Square reaching for its final floors. With both projects nearing completion, the focus of construction in the neighborhood will soon shift to the southeast for an even more impressive round two.
Last we checked on AvalonBay’s Avalon Willoughby Square, at 100 Willoughby Street, the downtown Brooklyn tower had reached around 15 stories, and the first façade panels had just begun to be applied. The photos come…
Construction on the Avalon Willoughby Square is kicking into high gear, and the residential tower — which will soon become the tallest building in all of Brooklyn — is now several floors above street level….
Demolition is complete at Avalon’s newly-dubbed 100 Willoughby Street, which will soon usurp the neighboring 388 Bridge Street to take the title of Brooklyn’s tallest building. Permits filed with the Department of Buildings indicate 100 Willoughby…
388 Bridge Street is making rapid progress, and the residential tower—Brooklyn’s future tallest, at 590 feet—is well over halfway to topping-out. The skyscraper will take the borough’s ‘tallest’ title from The Brooklyner. Aesthetics are large,…
