Façade installation is nearing completion on 58 Saint Marks Place, a 12-story residential building in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Designed by INC Architecture & Design with Issac & Stern as the architect of record, and developed by Avdoo & Partners, the long rectangular structure will yield 100 units. LIC Corporation is the general contractor for the project, which spans nearly the the full length of the block bound by Fourth Avenue to the east, St. Mark’s Place to the north, and Willie McDonald Way to the south.
Since our last update in July, all of the white terra-cotta façade panels have been installed, the scaffolding and netting has been removed from the upper levels, and the construction elevator has been dismantled from the southwestern elevation.
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
Photos of 58 Saint Mark’s Place from Fourth Avenue detail the various geometries of the rectangular windows and pocketed terraces. Many of the larger floor-to-ceiling windows are found on the top half of the reinforced concrete superstructure, and will provide occupants with vistas of Boerum Hill, the Downtown Brooklyn skyline to the west, and the adjacent neighborhoods of Gowanus and Park Slope.
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
58 Saint Marks Place. Photo by Michael Young
Homes in 58 Saint Mark’s Place are being built with 45 unique floor plans in studio through four-bedroom layouts. It was last reported that studios are priced from $550,000, one-bedrooms from $835,000, one-bedrooms with home office from $1,050,000, two-bedrooms from $1,270,000, three-bedrooms from $1,925,000, and four-bedrooms from $3,700,000.
Each residence will be outfitted with seven-inch white oak flooring, in-swing casement windows with low-E-coated double glazing, motorized shades, front-loading washer and dryer, and energy-efficient HVAC systems with zone control for every room and HEPA filters. Kitchens are to be fitted out with custom-made white oak and fluted glass cabinetry, honed Luce de Luna quartzite countertops, Thermador Masterpiece Series appliances with Bosch appliance package in studios, and an under-counter wine cooler in select units. Most units feature their own private outdoor space.
The property will feature 19,000 square feet of amenities including a large outdoor central garden designed by Terrain; a fitness center by The Wright Fit with a gym, boxing studio, Pilates studio, yoga studio, meditation rooms, private shower, and sauna and steam rooms and a treatment room; parlor room with a chef’s kitchen and separate lounge and dining areas; a club room with fireplace and wet bar; a game room with TV and game tables; a children’s playroom; a music room; a karaoke room; a lounge; a library with a coffee bar; a pet spa; and an art studio with craft tables and garden. Exterior amenities include a landscaped roof deck with gardens designed by Terrain, outdoor dining and BBQ grills, lounge seating, and an outdoor cinema.
Building services for 58 Saint Marks Place include a 24-hour attended lobby and front desk, porter and handyman, a live-in resident manager, oversized package room with cold storage, stroller storage, high-capacity washers and dryers for oversized items, pre-wired units for Verizon FiOS and Spectrum, on-site parking, private storage, and bicycle storage available for purchase.
58 Saint Marks Place is expected to be finished sometime in the summer.
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Very 70s governmenty.
Definitely.
What a brutal comment.
Wow. I wonder how many tubes of caulk went into all those joints?
i watched this being built from scratch.
It might look ok but its nothing but Cinder blocks and some strings holding it together.
There was no concrete structure at all.
I guarantee leaks and lawsuits to follow.
These rich people are getting fooled
Concrete blocks are often used as structural material for shorter buildings – it’s common practice and there is nothing wrong with it.
no steel structure or cement used just cheap cinder blocks. Also non union workers built this.
I literally saw them unloading the workers from a van one day. They obviously picked them off the street corners to work on this building.
A disaster waiting to happen and they’re selling them for a Million bucks and more.
That is considered a piece of crap foundation.
These rich people are getting suckered big time.
The leaks will start when the next big rain comes.
I guarantee it.
there will be sidewalk sheds going up after this opens as the building starts to fall apart, just like the ret of the crap buildings on 4th ave.
A year after they are built the condo owners sue for damages and the sidewalk sheds go up.
Take a drive down 4th ave and see for yourself
Awful. It would take 1/2 hr. to walk past it