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- Two Federal-style, wood clapboard row houses in Brooklyn Heights
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- Federal style row house in Brooklyn Heights
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- Entry portico with copper flashing
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- Rear facade of a Federal style row house with new fiber cement siding
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- Entry vestibule of a Brooklyn row house
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- Front parlor and dining room of a Brooklyn row house
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- Parlor level windows looking out to the street
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- Entry stair hall of a brooklyn row house
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- Breakfast nook with views out to the garden
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- Reading nook at the 2nd floor of a Brooklyn row house
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- Guest bath on the top floor
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- Guest bath shower with overhead skylight
Brooklyn Heights Federal
The home owners of this 1820s rowhouse initially came to us with a modest agenda, installing central air conditioning and upgrading the building’s electrical and plumbing systems. But after Hurricane Irene toppled a tree onto the front facade, the scope of work expanded. The building’s front exterior was completely restored, as well as modifications made to the rear. Additionally, the bathrooms were fully upgraded with new finishes and fixtures. In the end, fate helped deliver an even better improvement to this Brooklyn Heights home.
PROJECT INFO
LOCATION | Brooklyn Heights
SIZE | 4315 sf
YEAR COMPLETE | 2012
SCOPE | Integrated HVAC, renovated bathrooms, & restored facades.
CREDITS
PARTNER IN CHARGE | Brendan Coburn
PROJECT TEAM | Brian Hagood, Rachael Stollar
INTERIOR DESIGN | Catherine Brophy
MECHANICAL | Engineering Solutions, PLLC
EXPEDITOR | J. Callahan Consulting, Inc.
CONTRACTOR | Creative Renovations, LLC
PHOTOGRAPHER | Rachael Stollar
