Skyscraper is scheduled to be completed “the world’s tallest negative home” in Brooklyn by 2028
ALLOY Development, a New York-based architecture studio, has unveiled plans for one third street-a 63-storey skyscraper that would adhere to negative home standards. The second tallest building in Brooklyn is scheduled, this impressive structure will rise to 220 meters (725 feet). The skyscraper will include 583 apartments on the floors from 11 to 60, with 152 units for housing at reasonable prices. The low levels of the building will include six floors for office space.
The design features a cubic tower characterized by its retinal duty. On its base, there is a dark podium that hosts a street restaurant and a terrace above. One third street will stand next to the adjacent government Street Tower, and it is part of the largest alloys block in the center of Brooklyn. This multi -use development is preparing to become “the largest sustainable bloc in the town”, including two new branches of New York Public Schools.
designer: Alloys
“Alloy Development announced today the second phase of the bombing block in the center of Brooklyn and the tallest negative home building in the world, a third street.” The CEO of ALLOY JARED Della Vale has been designed since the One Third Avenue has been designed according to negative home standards, as this may be “incredibly difficult.”
Valle said: “Ave will raise the tape of the tape for sustainable urban development,” said Valle. “The development of a negative home building on this scale will be incredibly difficult, but the bonus will be great with a high -quality life still is an environmentally friendly and effective energy. The second stage of the alloys block will display new possibilities for industry and stand as an example of a solution that helps stop climate change. “
The building is designed to integrate large operating windows, along with a “good closing building envelope”, will provide a pure, pure air, and important features in meeting negative home standards. These elements are designed to improve energy efficiency and sustainability, which greatly enhances the quality of internal air.
Each of the residential and office spaces inside the skyscraper will “share energy resources”, a strategy implemented by an alloy to reduce waste temperature and improve the efficiency of the total resources. The inner show reveals a living room with modern concrete ceilings and large square windows, focusing on the design of the elegant and contemporary building.
Once you are completed, a third street will stand the second longest skyscraper in Brooklyn, which was only exceeded by the 325 -meter Brooklyn Tower designed by store engineers. This impressive structure will redefine the town’s horizon with contributing to its commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency.
The construction will start in the summer of 2025, and the skyscraper is expected to be completed in 2028. This will also represent the completion of the large bombing block because the other buildings on the site are open. The block includes two historical buildings that were converted into retail spaces and two schools that were absorbed in a building by the local architecture research office.
