A large, modern industrial warehouse with loading docks, surrounded by a cityscape and high-rise buildings in the background under a clear sky.
Distribution

640 Columbia Street, Red Hook Distribution Center

SQ. FT.

370,000

Owner

DH Property Holdings; Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Architect

Ware Malcomb

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The first multi-story logistics facility on the East Coast

640 Columbia Street, Red Hook Distribution Center

The 126-foot, three-floor steel structure features an insulated masonry block façade, OMNI Block, not commonly used in New York; punch-in windows and storefront; and post-tensioned concrete. Featuring a multi-floor truck parking garage with 16 loading docks, the first floor has a clearance of 32-feet. Ramps provide access to the loading docks on the second floor. For continued accessibility, the building includes four passenger elevators and five service elevators.

Spacious empty indoor parking garage with yellow safety barriers and pillars, concrete floor, and a ramp leading to an upper level. Overhead lights illuminate the clean, industrial space.
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Modern commercial building with large glass windows, white and light blue exterior accents, and parked cars in front. The sky is clear and the building has multiple stories and geometric lines.

Maximizing space with vertical design in a tight urban site

640 Columbia Street, Red Hook Distribution Center

This expansive facility is located in a tight urban setting, so it required planning that will maximize staging. By building vertically, the project includes general offices, conference rooms, and a parking structure on fewer than 5 acres of space.