Tag: domino
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Airing of Grievances
For those that missed it, a week ago Tuesday (14 September) Community Board #1 voted to approve the Two Trees’ River Ring with a host of conditions. The discussion at the Board meeting was entirely about the merits of voting “no with conditions” (as the Land Use Committee recommended) or “yes with conditions”. There was…
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Domino Sugar Development’s First Commercial Space Hits the Market
https://greenpointers.com/2019/10/29/domino-sugar-developments-first-commercial-space-hits-the-market/
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Gowanus Waterfront Activists Can Learn from Past Rezoning Failures
https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2019/03/28/gowanus-canal-access/
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Domino Sugar Refinery
In 2006, Williamsburg Greenpoint Preservation Association did a very in-depth report on the history and architecture of the Domino Sugar Refinery, parts of which were incorporated into the Landmarks designation report for the Processing House and into the very detailed and comprehensive report that was prepared for the Historic American Engineering Record.
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Domino Sugar Factory’s Tiny New Neighbor
http://www.6sqft.com/revealed-domino-sugar-factorys-tiny-new-neighbor-at-349-kent-avenue/
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New Towers for Williamsburg
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/21/realestate/brooklyn-new-towers-for-williamsburg.html?_r=0
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Affordable Lender CPC Gets $250M Boost
http://therealdeal.com/blog/2013/03/12/nonprofit-lender-cpc-gets-250m-boost-from-citigroup/
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Schizo Skyline
Stephen Jacob Smith is back, this time arguing that Two Trees’ Domino plan is somehow flawed because the upland zoning in Williamsburg is not dense enough. Where to begin – again? But despite the best efforts of SHoP and Two Trees, the plan does not succeed in aping the natural parabolic shape of an organic…
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New new Domino Plans Revealed
Taller… and cheaper? In case you missed it, the new new Domino plans went public late this evening. There is a lot to digest here, including taller buildings, a lot more architecture, more open space, a whole new street, a lot more commercial space, a little less residential space, the same amount of affordable housing.…
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The Biggest Real Estate Blunders of 2012
http://therealdeal.com/blog/2012/12/26/the-biggest-real-estate-blunders-of-2012/