Sackett Union
A continuation of the historic fabric of Carroll Gardens that offers modern living options.
Sackett Union is a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Brooklyn, which includes 32 duplex and split-level condominiums, 11 townhouses in three configurations, and commercial and community facilities. Inspired by 19th century New York City blocks, which integrated residential, retail, and commercial properties, the seven-story development features a range of family-friendly units with split-level condominiums and townhouses offering single and multi-family options.
A seven story mixed use building that steps back above its brick base, blending with Carroll Gardens while introducing contemporary glazing and landscaped terraces.
A massing diagram showing how retail, townhouses, and the condo volume align with the surrounding urban fabric, stepping the building to match neighborhood scale.
A close look at the cement panel facade reveals its shifting geometry and varied window pattern, which soften the massing and echo the texture of the surrounding block.
To preserve neighborhood character, the lower-level brick facades align with the existing material palette and scale, while the window glazing on the upper floors is set back to reduce the building's bulk from the street.
The diverse window pattern reflects the mix of commercial and housing types seen in a typical New York City block.
A row of brick townhouses shaped to match the historic streetscape, with the stepped back condominium volume rising behind to keep the block’s scale intact.
The stepped transition from brick toned panels to a light glass volume reduces the building’s presence along the street and creates generous terraces for upper floor residences.
A mixed use block where the new residential massing steps back above neighborhood retail, keeping the street scale intact while adding homes and terraces above.
A continuation of the historic fabric of Carroll Gardens that offers modern living options.
Sackett Union is a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Brooklyn, which includes 32 duplex and split-level condominiums, 11 townhouses in three configurations, and commercial and community facilities. Inspired by 19th century New York City blocks, which integrated residential, retail, and commercial properties, the seven-story development features a range of family-friendly units with split-level condominiums and townhouses offering single and multi-family options.
A mixed use frontage that combines neighborhood scaled retail with a textured brick and panel facade, while upper level setbacks create terraces and reduce the overall massing.
A seven story mixed use building that steps back above its brick base, blending with Carroll Gardens while introducing contemporary glazing and landscaped terraces.
A massing diagram showing how retail, townhouses, and the condo volume align with the surrounding urban fabric, stepping the building to match neighborhood scale.
A close look at the cement panel facade reveals its shifting geometry and varied window pattern, which soften the massing and echo the texture of the surrounding block.
To preserve neighborhood character, the lower-level brick facades align with the existing material palette and scale, while the window glazing on the upper floors is set back to reduce the building's bulk from the street.
The diverse window pattern reflects the mix of commercial and housing types seen in a typical New York City block.
A row of brick townhouses shaped to match the historic streetscape, with the stepped back condominium volume rising behind to keep the block’s scale intact.
The stepped transition from brick toned panels to a light glass volume reduces the building’s presence along the street and creates generous terraces for upper floor residences.
A mixed use block where the new residential massing steps back above neighborhood retail, keeping the street scale intact while adding homes and terraces above.
Sackett Union
A continuation of the historic fabric of Carroll Gardens that offers modern living options.
Sackett Union is a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Brooklyn, which includes 32 duplex and split-level condominiums, 11 townhouses in three configurations, and commercial and community facilities. Inspired by 19th century New York City blocks, which integrated residential, retail, and commercial properties, the seven-story development features a range of family-friendly units with split-level condominiums and townhouses offering single and multi-family options.
A seven story mixed use building that steps back above its brick base, blending with Carroll Gardens while introducing contemporary glazing and landscaped terraces.
A massing diagram showing how retail, townhouses, and the condo volume align with the surrounding urban fabric, stepping the building to match neighborhood scale.
A close look at the cement panel facade reveals its shifting geometry and varied window pattern, which soften the massing and echo the texture of the surrounding block.
To preserve neighborhood character, the lower-level brick facades align with the existing material palette and scale, while the window glazing on the upper floors is set back to reduce the building's bulk from the street.
The diverse window pattern reflects the mix of commercial and housing types seen in a typical New York City block.
A row of brick townhouses shaped to match the historic streetscape, with the stepped back condominium volume rising behind to keep the block’s scale intact.
The stepped transition from brick toned panels to a light glass volume reduces the building’s presence along the street and creates generous terraces for upper floor residences.
A mixed use block where the new residential massing steps back above neighborhood retail, keeping the street scale intact while adding homes and terraces above.
A continuation of the historic fabric of Carroll Gardens that offers modern living options.
Sackett Union is a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Brooklyn, which includes 32 duplex and split-level condominiums, 11 townhouses in three configurations, and commercial and community facilities. Inspired by 19th century New York City blocks, which integrated residential, retail, and commercial properties, the seven-story development features a range of family-friendly units with split-level condominiums and townhouses offering single and multi-family options.
A mixed use frontage that combines neighborhood scaled retail with a textured brick and panel facade, while upper level setbacks create terraces and reduce the overall massing.
A seven story mixed use building that steps back above its brick base, blending with Carroll Gardens while introducing contemporary glazing and landscaped terraces.
A massing diagram showing how retail, townhouses, and the condo volume align with the surrounding urban fabric, stepping the building to match neighborhood scale.
A close look at the cement panel facade reveals its shifting geometry and varied window pattern, which soften the massing and echo the texture of the surrounding block.
To preserve neighborhood character, the lower-level brick facades align with the existing material palette and scale, while the window glazing on the upper floors is set back to reduce the building's bulk from the street.
The diverse window pattern reflects the mix of commercial and housing types seen in a typical New York City block.
A row of brick townhouses shaped to match the historic streetscape, with the stepped back condominium volume rising behind to keep the block’s scale intact.
The stepped transition from brick toned panels to a light glass volume reduces the building’s presence along the street and creates generous terraces for upper floor residences.
A mixed use block where the new residential massing steps back above neighborhood retail, keeping the street scale intact while adding homes and terraces above.
Sackett Union
A continuation of the historic fabric of Carroll Gardens that offers modern living options.
Sackett Union is a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Brooklyn, which includes 32 duplex and split-level condominiums, 11 townhouses in three configurations, and commercial and community facilities. Inspired by 19th century New York City blocks, which integrated residential, retail, and commercial properties, the seven-story development features a range of family-friendly units with split-level condominiums and townhouses offering single and multi-family options.
A seven story mixed use building that steps back above its brick base, blending with Carroll Gardens while introducing contemporary glazing and landscaped terraces.
A massing diagram showing how retail, townhouses, and the condo volume align with the surrounding urban fabric, stepping the building to match neighborhood scale.
A close look at the cement panel facade reveals its shifting geometry and varied window pattern, which soften the massing and echo the texture of the surrounding block.
To preserve neighborhood character, the lower-level brick facades align with the existing material palette and scale, while the window glazing on the upper floors is set back to reduce the building's bulk from the street.
The diverse window pattern reflects the mix of commercial and housing types seen in a typical New York City block.
A row of brick townhouses shaped to match the historic streetscape, with the stepped back condominium volume rising behind to keep the block’s scale intact.
The stepped transition from brick toned panels to a light glass volume reduces the building’s presence along the street and creates generous terraces for upper floor residences.
A mixed use block where the new residential massing steps back above neighborhood retail, keeping the street scale intact while adding homes and terraces above.
A continuation of the historic fabric of Carroll Gardens that offers modern living options.
Sackett Union is a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Brooklyn, which includes 32 duplex and split-level condominiums, 11 townhouses in three configurations, and commercial and community facilities. Inspired by 19th century New York City blocks, which integrated residential, retail, and commercial properties, the seven-story development features a range of family-friendly units with split-level condominiums and townhouses offering single and multi-family options.
A mixed use frontage that combines neighborhood scaled retail with a textured brick and panel facade, while upper level setbacks create terraces and reduce the overall massing.
A seven story mixed use building that steps back above its brick base, blending with Carroll Gardens while introducing contemporary glazing and landscaped terraces.
A massing diagram showing how retail, townhouses, and the condo volume align with the surrounding urban fabric, stepping the building to match neighborhood scale.
A close look at the cement panel facade reveals its shifting geometry and varied window pattern, which soften the massing and echo the texture of the surrounding block.
To preserve neighborhood character, the lower-level brick facades align with the existing material palette and scale, while the window glazing on the upper floors is set back to reduce the building's bulk from the street.
The diverse window pattern reflects the mix of commercial and housing types seen in a typical New York City block.
A row of brick townhouses shaped to match the historic streetscape, with the stepped back condominium volume rising behind to keep the block’s scale intact.
The stepped transition from brick toned panels to a light glass volume reduces the building’s presence along the street and creates generous terraces for upper floor residences.