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RAW AND REFINED
ON THE BROOKLYN WATERFRONT

A modern red brick building makes itself at home in the eclectic maritime environs of Red Hook.

96 King’s architectural language pulls from the neighborhood’s history - marsh, rowdy seaman’s hub, arts enclave - and from the natural richness of its place on the edge of New York Bay  

The building consists of three full-floor condominium units,  each with light from all sides. Each unit is uniquely laid out, to suit its place in the building and a variety of ways of living.

The units are unified by their bold structural gestures, their variety of space and scale,  and their warmth of materials and palette. 

UNIT 1

3 BEDS
2.5 BATHS +
ART STUDIO
2,450 SQ FT

The highest ceilings in the building, an expansive 40’ wide rear yard plus two terraces, and fireplaces in both the kitchen and intimate study. 

The primary suite uses the entire northwest wing of the floor and extends over the garden. A second bedroom with brilliant south light. A secret passage to a cozy dining room overlooking the front garden and quiet street life.  

      

NATURAL LIGHT REACHES DOWN THROUGH OCTAGONAL STAIR CORE













FLOOR TO CEILING ALL-WOOD WINDOWS,
TERRACOTTA BLOCK,
TINTED CONCRETE CEILINGS

RAISED KITCHEN FIREPLACES IN EACH UNIT

















GREEN ROOFS IMPROVE COOLING AND STORMWATE

96 King’s exterior is of hand-made and traditionally fired red clay brick

Structural concrete is on display throughout with treatment to suit its place and use — brush hammered, ground and polished, form-finished with beeswax

Heritage softwoods are a piece of the neighborhood’s industrial, utilitarian past.

Fior de bosco (”Flower of the Woods”) marble countertops dazzle with translucent shocks of color

Terracotta tiles add warmth and energy efficiency to the building’s steel and concrete frame

Nearly all interior walls are of traditional, unpainted lime plaster, providing a breathable, rich and subtle surface

RED HOOK MOMENTS

For 96 King Street, home is Red Hook - a historic maritime neighborhood tucked away on the waterfront of Brooklyn, with sweeping views of New York Harbor.

A ROBUST, ELECTRIC MIX OF INDUSTRIES AND BUILDINGS  









WALKABLE STREETS
STEPS AWAY FROM NEW YORK BAY

A RED BRICK NEIGHBORHOOD 









GRACEFUL 19TH CENTURY WAREHOUSES LIVE ON WITH NEW USES
















LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD BARGE 79, NOW THE WATERFRONT BARGE MUSEUM

VIBRANT COMMUNITY

The industrial aesthetic of the area's previous life still lives strong - but its cobblestone streets and warehouses are now home to a diverse range of restaurants, bars and museums to enjoy on the waterfront.

96 King Street proudly exists within this exciting contrast of culture, feeling modern enough to reflect the dynamism of the local area today - while remaining true to the roots of Red Hook's maritime and industrial legacy.

WINERY + VIEWS OF THE STATUE OF LIBERY









 ARTS POWERHOUSE PIONEER WORKS

HOEK PIZZA













BROOKLYN CRAB

ELI FERNALD

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