Michael W. Folonis, FAIA: The front elevations of these Townhouse units, with their bold massing, pipe railings, poured concrete, exposed concrete block, and chain-link surfaces, suggest the Brutalist aesthetic, but belie the warm, light-filled, open-plan living space inside. The program elevates the public space above the bedrooms on the lower level to allow for a two-story living room, and a loft that floats over the kitchen. This is the first offering of the unit since 1987. The unit could use further updating but it is priced accordingly. What could be a hipper space? Brutalism is Back! 360 degree view rooftop deck.
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Crosby Doe (crosby@crosbydoe.com) from Listing Office: Crosby Doe Associates, Inc..
Listing sold by Keri White from Element RE, Inc
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