Renderings have been revealed for 373 Herzl Street, a six-story residential building in Brownsville, Brooklyn. Designed by INPUT and developed by Bayview Developers, the project will rise from an interior lot between Livonia and Riverdale Avenues. A unit count has yet to be revealed.
The above rendering previews the main western elevation with a straightforward rectangular massing culminating in a flat roof and bulkhead along the southern end. The façade will be composed of white and charcoal-hued paneling surrounding a uniform grid of PTAC windows. A small canopy will sit above the main entrance, and light fixtures will line the ground-floor wall.
The following images preview the lobby corridor leading to the elevators, as well as a typical open kitchen with a stone backsplash and stainless steel appliances, and a bathroom with contemporary finishes.
373 Herzl Street. Rendering courtesy of Bayview Developers.
A kitchen at 373 Herzl Street. Rendering courtesy of Bayview Developers.
A bathroom at 373 Herzl Street. Rendering courtesy of Bayview Developers.
The property is currently occupied by a one-story, 6,000-square-foot commercial structure that was built in 1930.
373 Herzl Street, circa December 2022. Image via Google Maps.
The nearest subway from the ground-up development site is the 3 train at the elevated Saratoga Avenue station above Livonia Avenue.
A construction timeline for 373 Herzl Street has yet to be announced.
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It always surprises me how Brooklyn has industrial buildings adjacent to residential buildings. Was there no zoning separation?