In six months, Bed-Stuy residents took a lot on Halsey Street, abandoned for 20 years, and transformed it into a community garden. The Halsey Street Community Garden, located at 462 Halsey Street ...
Other Work by Architect: Row adjoining this building on Halsey, as well as numerous rowhouses in Bedford Stuyvesant, Stuyvesant Heights, Crown Heights North, Parks Slope and Prospect Heights.
A landmarked historic stable-turned-parking garage on Bed-Stuy’s Halsey Street is nearing completion as a sleek new condo development, after years of stops and starts and a change of owners. In recent ...
A new condominium in Bedford-Stuyvesant offers tenants a unique opportunity to live in luxury at one of Brooklyn’s horse-storic landmarks. The 51,000-square-foot building occupying the lots spanning ...
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