Z Architecture Unveils New Renderings of 420 Gates Avenue in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn

Rendering of 420 Gates Avenue - Z ArchitectureRendering of 420 Gates Avenue - Z Architecture

Design firm Z Architecture has unveiled new renderings of its mixed-use residential development underway at 420 Gates Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. From developer Igal Reihanian of Tower Real Estate Investments, the property will eventually yield 44 apartment units, 7,000 square feet of lower-level community facilities, and a 22-vehicle parking garage.

Rendering of 420 Gates Avenue terrace area - Z Architecture

Rendering of 420 Gates Avenue terrace area – Z Architecture

The renderings show that the seven-story building will feature a traditional look, with the bulk of its façade clad in a light-colored brick curtain wall. The eastern end of the development and its top floor feature much larger windows, interspersed with dark-colored finished concrete. Two setbacks on either end of the top floor create private terrace space. Future occupants will have access to amenities including ground-floor bike storage, communal recreation space on the second floor, and a rear yard.

As previously reported by YIMBY, demolition permits were filed January 2019. At that time, the project team had not released an anticipated completion date. Today, that information remains unavailable.

Rendering of entry area at 420 Gates Avenue - Z Architecture

Rendering of entry area at 420 Gates Avenue – Z Architecture

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3 Comments on "Z Architecture Unveils New Renderings of 420 Gates Avenue in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn"

  1. Yeah! Private property, as well as private views. Have evidence on your report right here. (Hello YIMBY)

  2. Natina tucker | July 8, 2019 at 11:50 am | Reply

    How can i find out how to apply for the apt in price ranges.

  3. David in Bushwick | July 8, 2019 at 1:02 pm | Reply

    Very nice design. Why are parking spaces still being added with new buildings? NYC doesn’t need any more cars.

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