29 Jay Street
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC. Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC.
Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Tenants enjoy extensive wellness amenities, a carefully landscaped and programmed roof deck, and side-core floor plates maximize access to natural light and views and contribute to an optimal work environment.
"Astounding! It stands out as it fits in, which is exactly what new buildings in historic districts should do. It’s very much a Dumbo building."
Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation Commission
The contextual design celebrates the neighborhoods narrow streets, continuous street walls, and visual canyons framing views towards Brooklyn Bridge Park, Manhattan, and the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges overhead.
Inspired by the bridges cross bracing, the sculptural faceting of the cladding, formed of lightweight warm-colored glass fiber reinforced concrete (“GFRC”), contributes to the texture of the streetscape in the commonly oblique view, and compliments the concrete facades typical of the landmark districts.
"When viewed directly, the facade’s muscular bay rhythm, and forest green metal windows and details, further speak to the rugged and genuine quality of the neighborhood - creating a building both of its place and time."
Tim Fryatt, Partner at Marvel
The goal was to achieve modern commercial use with a historic industrial feel, taking the next step in the neighborhood’s technology evolution. The faceted GFRC skin recalls nearby cast- in-place concrete structures while providing a dynamic raking view of the facade in the tight Dumbo streets.
29 Jay encompassed a comprehensive scope for interior design, which involved the development of detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling and lighting layouts, interior elevations, and construction details for various interior spaces such as the main lobby, amenity areas, fitness center, and office spaces.
Marvel was tasked with coordinating the selection of materials and finishes, creating three-dimensional sketches for visual representation, and ensuring that all design elements met fire and safety codes.
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC. Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Tenants enjoy extensive wellness amenities, a carefully landscaped and programmed roof deck, and side-core floor plates maximize access to natural light and views and contribute to an optimal work environment.
"Astounding! It stands out as it fits in, which is exactly what new buildings in historic districts should do. It’s very much a Dumbo building."
Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation Commission
The contextual design celebrates the neighborhoods narrow streets, continuous street walls, and visual canyons framing views towards Brooklyn Bridge Park, Manhattan, and the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges overhead.
Inspired by the bridges cross bracing, the sculptural faceting of the cladding, formed of lightweight warm-colored glass fiber reinforced concrete (“GFRC”), contributes to the texture of the streetscape in the commonly oblique view, and compliments the concrete facades typical of the landmark districts.
When viewed directly, the facade’s muscular bay rhythm, and forest green metal windows and details, further speak to the rugged and genuine quality of the neighborhood - creating a building both of its place and time.
29 Jay encompassed a comprehensive scope for interior design, which involved the development of detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling and lighting layouts, interior elevations, and construction details for various interior spaces such as the main lobby, amenity areas, fitness center, and office spaces.
Marvel was tasked with coordinating the selection of materials and finishes, creating three-dimensional sketches for visual representation, and ensuring that all design elements met fire and safety codes.
29 Jay Street
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC. Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC.
Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Tenants enjoy extensive wellness amenities, a carefully landscaped and programmed roof deck, and side-core floor plates maximize access to natural light and views and contribute to an optimal work environment.
"Astounding! It stands out as it fits in, which is exactly what new buildings in historic districts should do. It’s very much a Dumbo building."
Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation Commission
The contextual design celebrates the neighborhoods narrow streets, continuous street walls, and visual canyons framing views towards Brooklyn Bridge Park, Manhattan, and the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges overhead.
Inspired by the bridges cross bracing, the sculptural faceting of the cladding, formed of lightweight warm-colored glass fiber reinforced concrete (“GFRC”), contributes to the texture of the streetscape in the commonly oblique view, and compliments the concrete facades typical of the landmark districts.
"When viewed directly, the facade’s muscular bay rhythm, and forest green metal windows and details, further speak to the rugged and genuine quality of the neighborhood - creating a building both of its place and time."
Tim Fryatt, Partner at Marvel
The goal was to achieve modern commercial use with a historic industrial feel, taking the next step in the neighborhood’s technology evolution. The faceted GFRC skin recalls nearby cast- in-place concrete structures while providing a dynamic raking view of the facade in the tight Dumbo streets.
29 Jay encompassed a comprehensive scope for interior design, which involved the development of detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling and lighting layouts, interior elevations, and construction details for various interior spaces such as the main lobby, amenity areas, fitness center, and office spaces.
Marvel was tasked with coordinating the selection of materials and finishes, creating three-dimensional sketches for visual representation, and ensuring that all design elements met fire and safety codes.
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC. Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Tenants enjoy extensive wellness amenities, a carefully landscaped and programmed roof deck, and side-core floor plates maximize access to natural light and views and contribute to an optimal work environment.
"Astounding! It stands out as it fits in, which is exactly what new buildings in historic districts should do. It’s very much a Dumbo building."
Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation Commission
The contextual design celebrates the neighborhoods narrow streets, continuous street walls, and visual canyons framing views towards Brooklyn Bridge Park, Manhattan, and the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges overhead.
Inspired by the bridges cross bracing, the sculptural faceting of the cladding, formed of lightweight warm-colored glass fiber reinforced concrete (“GFRC”), contributes to the texture of the streetscape in the commonly oblique view, and compliments the concrete facades typical of the landmark districts.
When viewed directly, the facade’s muscular bay rhythm, and forest green metal windows and details, further speak to the rugged and genuine quality of the neighborhood - creating a building both of its place and time.
29 Jay encompassed a comprehensive scope for interior design, which involved the development of detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling and lighting layouts, interior elevations, and construction details for various interior spaces such as the main lobby, amenity areas, fitness center, and office spaces.
Marvel was tasked with coordinating the selection of materials and finishes, creating three-dimensional sketches for visual representation, and ensuring that all design elements met fire and safety codes.
29 Jay Street
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC. Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC.
Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Tenants enjoy extensive wellness amenities, a carefully landscaped and programmed roof deck, and side-core floor plates maximize access to natural light and views and contribute to an optimal work environment.
"Astounding! It stands out as it fits in, which is exactly what new buildings in historic districts should do. It’s very much a Dumbo building."
Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation Commission
The contextual design celebrates the neighborhoods narrow streets, continuous street walls, and visual canyons framing views towards Brooklyn Bridge Park, Manhattan, and the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges overhead.
Inspired by the bridges cross bracing, the sculptural faceting of the cladding, formed of lightweight warm-colored glass fiber reinforced concrete (“GFRC”), contributes to the texture of the streetscape in the commonly oblique view, and compliments the concrete facades typical of the landmark districts.
"When viewed directly, the facade’s muscular bay rhythm, and forest green metal windows and details, further speak to the rugged and genuine quality of the neighborhood - creating a building both of its place and time."
Tim Fryatt, Partner at Marvel
The goal was to achieve modern commercial use with a historic industrial feel, taking the next step in the neighborhood’s technology evolution. The faceted GFRC skin recalls nearby cast- in-place concrete structures while providing a dynamic raking view of the facade in the tight Dumbo streets.
29 Jay encompassed a comprehensive scope for interior design, which involved the development of detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling and lighting layouts, interior elevations, and construction details for various interior spaces such as the main lobby, amenity areas, fitness center, and office spaces.
Marvel was tasked with coordinating the selection of materials and finishes, creating three-dimensional sketches for visual representation, and ensuring that all design elements met fire and safety codes.
Dumbo's first Class A office space– where the future works.
The 11-story, 225,000 square foot, 29 Jay Street development is first new ground up commercial building for over 100 years in the iconic and landmarked Dumbo Brooklyn neighborhood of NYC. Inspired by the innovative cast in place concrete technology of the adjacent historic Gair Buildings, and Manhattan Bridge's cross bracing, the distinctive faceted glass fiber-reinforced concrete ("GFRC") facade is sculpturally contextual.
Tenants enjoy extensive wellness amenities, a carefully landscaped and programmed roof deck, and side-core floor plates maximize access to natural light and views and contribute to an optimal work environment.
"Astounding! It stands out as it fits in, which is exactly what new buildings in historic districts should do. It’s very much a Dumbo building."
Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation Commission
The contextual design celebrates the neighborhoods narrow streets, continuous street walls, and visual canyons framing views towards Brooklyn Bridge Park, Manhattan, and the iconic Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges overhead.
Inspired by the bridges cross bracing, the sculptural faceting of the cladding, formed of lightweight warm-colored glass fiber reinforced concrete (“GFRC”), contributes to the texture of the streetscape in the commonly oblique view, and compliments the concrete facades typical of the landmark districts.
When viewed directly, the facade’s muscular bay rhythm, and forest green metal windows and details, further speak to the rugged and genuine quality of the neighborhood - creating a building both of its place and time.
29 Jay encompassed a comprehensive scope for interior design, which involved the development of detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling and lighting layouts, interior elevations, and construction details for various interior spaces such as the main lobby, amenity areas, fitness center, and office spaces.
Marvel was tasked with coordinating the selection of materials and finishes, creating three-dimensional sketches for visual representation, and ensuring that all design elements met fire and safety codes.