Aerial view of a cityscape at dusk showing tall skyscrapers, illuminated buildings, and a river in the background with bridges connecting different parts of the city.
Residential
Brooklyn, NY

The Brook

SQ. FT.

600,000

Owner

Witkoff

Architect

Beyer Blinder Belle

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A mixed-use tower in Brooklyn

The Brook

The space features four ground-floor boutique retail locations, 592 luxury rentals, and residential amenities such as an outdoor pool, fitness center, indoor basketball court, grand lounge, children’s playroom, library, rooftop green space, and a pet washing facility. The tower’s infrastructure includes 263 piles, the largest vertical heat pump in New York City, and uniquely houses an electrical transformer, property of ConEd. The project accommodates an existing transit entrance and adjacent structure by bracing foundations to prevent impact. Suffolk’s Plan + Control strategy managed logistics to reduce street-side disruption and maintain schedule integrity. Soil engineering provided testing to confirm drilling won’t delay progress, while mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems were planned and modeled concurrently to ensure coordination.

Two modern skyscrapers with grid-like window patterns stand under a partly cloudy blue sky, with the taller building on the right featuring a distinctive, vertically striped section at its top.