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Building 303

Building 303

Building 303

Serving as a gateway to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 303 is a publicly accessible multi-use commercial hub. The building frames the north side of Admiral’s Row, a 5.1 million square foot redevelopment led by Steiner NYC, anchored by a new supermarket complex with retail, industrial, and community facility spaces.

Serving as a gateway to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 303 is a publicly accessible multi-use commercial hub. The building frames the north side of Admiral’s Row, a 5.1 million square foot redevelopment led by Steiner NYC, anchored by a new supermarket complex with retail, industrial, and community facility spaces.

Building 303

A new industrial building within the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Historic District, Building 303 captures the spirit of the modern industrial movement while remaining sensitive to the history of the area. The precast concrete façade is confident and unadorned and the window placement is disciplined—reminiscent of its historic neighbors. In addition, the building is home to a first-of-its-kind biotechnology research center, funded in part through NYC EDC and NYS ESDC.

A new industrial building within the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Historic District, Building 303 captures the spirit of the modern industrial movement while remaining sensitive to the history of the area. The precast concrete façade is confident and unadorned and the window placement is disciplined—reminiscent of its historic neighbors. In addition, the building is home to a first-of-its-kind biotechnology research center, funded in part through NYC EDC and NYS ESDC.

Building 303
Building 303
Building 303
Building Components
Building 303
Prominent three-story perforated metal signage was designed to distinguish and brand the building while preserving the Navy Yard’s signature numbering system.
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Prominent three-story perforated metal signage was designed to distinguish and brand the building while preserving the Navy Yard’s signature numbering system.
Prominent three-story perforated metal signage was designed to distinguish and brand the building while preserving the Navy Yard’s signature numbering system.
Prominent three-story perforated metal signage was designed to distinguish and brand the building while preserving the Navy Yard’s signature numbering system.
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An unenclosed precast parking structure makes up the first four floors, providing much-needed car and bicycle storage for the employees and customers of the development.
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An unenclosed precast parking structure makes up the first four floors, providing much-needed car and bicycle storage for the employees and customers of the development.
An unenclosed precast parking structure makes up the first four floors, providing much-needed car and bicycle storage for the employees and customers of the development.
An unenclosed precast parking structure makes up the first four floors, providing much-needed car and bicycle storage for the employees and customers of the development.
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Above the parking are four floors with nine tenant spaces each, optimized for light industrial use and designed for maximum flexibility and future expansion.
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Above the parking are four floors with nine tenant spaces each, optimized for light industrial use and designed for maximum flexibility and future expansion.
Above the parking are four floors with nine tenant spaces each, optimized for light industrial use and designed for maximum flexibility and future expansion.
Above the parking are four floors with nine tenant spaces each, optimized for light industrial use and designed for maximum flexibility and future expansion.
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The building’s top floor is an open office space intended for a single-tenant.
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The building’s top floor is an open office space intended for a single-tenant.
The building’s top floor is an open office space intended for a single-tenant.
The building’s top floor is an open office space intended for a single-tenant.
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The building is topped with an extensive green roof with outdoor mechanical systems and bulkhead.
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The building is topped with an extensive green roof with outdoor mechanical systems and bulkhead.
The building is topped with an extensive green roof with outdoor mechanical systems and bulkhead.
The building is topped with an extensive green roof with outdoor mechanical systems and bulkhead.
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To emphasize the building’s overall commitment to sustainable practices, the ground level will feature permeable Grasscrete pavers that conceal the loading berth surfaces.
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To emphasize the building’s overall commitment to sustainable practices, the ground level will feature permeable Grasscrete pavers that conceal the loading berth surfaces.
To emphasize the building’s overall commitment to sustainable practices, the ground level will feature permeable Grasscrete pavers that conceal the loading berth surfaces.
To emphasize the building’s overall commitment to sustainable practices, the ground level will feature permeable Grasscrete pavers that conceal the loading berth surfaces.
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Location
Brooklyn, NY
Area
412,000 sf
Completion
2020
Clients
Steiner NYC
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Location
Brooklyn, NY
Area
412,000 sf
Completion
2020
Clients
Steiner NYC
Building 303
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