State Street Townhouses
Respectful dialogue between old and new.
State Street Townhouses are 23 single family homes that make up the first full block of townhouses that has been built in Brooklyn in over a century. Marvel’s design takes design cues from the historic National Register houses near the Site, providing a visually compelling street-front while reconnecting the site to its nearby brownstone neighbors. The townhouses have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology. According to Architectural Record, “individually, the 14 Townhouses are a modern interpretation of the classic townhouse [...] [T]hey establish a unified aesthetic using a playful composition varied to create subtle and distinct differences...”
As their name indicates, they are located on State Street between Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Cobble Hill.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
No two houses look alike, and a one-three, one-three rhythm playfully extends throughout the 28 contiguous facades.
Subtle changes in plane and material create depth and variety along a unified street front.
The project is often said to have set the stage for townhouse development in the city. They have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology.
Together, the 14+9 townhouses establish a unified aesthetic that creates a visually compelling and neighborhood-friendly street front.
Two floor plans: Terrace and Penthouse (left) & Typical House (right)
Respectful dialogue between old and new.
State Street Townhouses are 23 single family homes that make up the first full block of townhouses that has been built in Brooklyn in over a century. Marvel’s design takes design cues from the historic National Register houses near the Site, providing a visually compelling street-front while reconnecting the site to its nearby brownstone neighbors. The townhouses have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology. According to Architectural Record, “individually, the 14 Townhouses are a modern interpretation of the classic townhouse [...] [T]hey establish a unified aesthetic using a playful composition varied to create subtle and distinct differences...”
As their name indicates, they are located on State Street between Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Cobble Hill.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
No two houses look alike, and a one-three, one-three rhythm playfully extends throughout the 28 contiguous facades.
Subtle changes in plane and material create depth and variety along a unified street front.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
Together, the 14+9 townhouses establish a unified aesthetic that creates a visually compelling and neighborhood-friendly street front.
Two floor plans: Terrace and Penthouse (above) & Typical House (below)
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State Street Townhouses
Respectful dialogue between old and new.
State Street Townhouses are 23 single family homes that make up the first full block of townhouses that has been built in Brooklyn in over a century. Marvel’s design takes design cues from the historic National Register houses near the Site, providing a visually compelling street-front while reconnecting the site to its nearby brownstone neighbors. The townhouses have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology. According to Architectural Record, “individually, the 14 Townhouses are a modern interpretation of the classic townhouse [...] [T]hey establish a unified aesthetic using a playful composition varied to create subtle and distinct differences...”
As their name indicates, they are located on State Street between Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Cobble Hill.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
No two houses look alike, and a one-three, one-three rhythm playfully extends throughout the 28 contiguous facades.
Subtle changes in plane and material create depth and variety along a unified street front.
The project is often said to have set the stage for townhouse development in the city. They have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology.
Together, the 14+9 townhouses establish a unified aesthetic that creates a visually compelling and neighborhood-friendly street front.
Two floor plans: Terrace and Penthouse (left) & Typical House (right)
Respectful dialogue between old and new.
State Street Townhouses are 23 single family homes that make up the first full block of townhouses that has been built in Brooklyn in over a century. Marvel’s design takes design cues from the historic National Register houses near the Site, providing a visually compelling street-front while reconnecting the site to its nearby brownstone neighbors. The townhouses have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology. According to Architectural Record, “individually, the 14 Townhouses are a modern interpretation of the classic townhouse [...] [T]hey establish a unified aesthetic using a playful composition varied to create subtle and distinct differences...”
As their name indicates, they are located on State Street between Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Cobble Hill.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
No two houses look alike, and a one-three, one-three rhythm playfully extends throughout the 28 contiguous facades.
Subtle changes in plane and material create depth and variety along a unified street front.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
Together, the 14+9 townhouses establish a unified aesthetic that creates a visually compelling and neighborhood-friendly street front.
Two floor plans: Terrace and Penthouse (above) & Typical House (below)
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State Street Townhouses
Respectful dialogue between old and new.
State Street Townhouses are 23 single family homes that make up the first full block of townhouses that has been built in Brooklyn in over a century. Marvel’s design takes design cues from the historic National Register houses near the Site, providing a visually compelling street-front while reconnecting the site to its nearby brownstone neighbors. The townhouses have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology. According to Architectural Record, “individually, the 14 Townhouses are a modern interpretation of the classic townhouse [...] [T]hey establish a unified aesthetic using a playful composition varied to create subtle and distinct differences...”
As their name indicates, they are located on State Street between Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Cobble Hill.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
No two houses look alike, and a one-three, one-three rhythm playfully extends throughout the 28 contiguous facades.
Subtle changes in plane and material create depth and variety along a unified street front.
The project is often said to have set the stage for townhouse development in the city. They have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology.
Together, the 14+9 townhouses establish a unified aesthetic that creates a visually compelling and neighborhood-friendly street front.
Two floor plans: Terrace and Penthouse (left) & Typical House (right)
Respectful dialogue between old and new.
State Street Townhouses are 23 single family homes that make up the first full block of townhouses that has been built in Brooklyn in over a century. Marvel’s design takes design cues from the historic National Register houses near the Site, providing a visually compelling street-front while reconnecting the site to its nearby brownstone neighbors. The townhouses have been widely recognized for elegantly reinterpreting modern living within this historic typology. According to Architectural Record, “individually, the 14 Townhouses are a modern interpretation of the classic townhouse [...] [T]hey establish a unified aesthetic using a playful composition varied to create subtle and distinct differences...”
As their name indicates, they are located on State Street between Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Cobble Hill.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
No two houses look alike, and a one-three, one-three rhythm playfully extends throughout the 28 contiguous facades.
Subtle changes in plane and material create depth and variety along a unified street front.
In 2013, Marvel completed the second phase of the State Street Townhouses project, adding nine more homes to the block.
Together, the 14+9 townhouses establish a unified aesthetic that creates a visually compelling and neighborhood-friendly street front.
Two floor plans: Terrace and Penthouse (above) & Typical House (below)
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