Brooklyn New York, New York

BFC partners Development company is responsible for the development of the Toren building now being erected on the corner of Flatbush and Myrtle avenues. Marketing material from the Toren sales gallery states that the building is intended to be a 38-story condominium tower containing 240 homes, 45 studios 99 one-bedroom homes, 84 two-bedroom homes, 12 three-bedroom homes, 8 penthouse unites, and additional three bedroom duplex penthouse units. Building Services and Amenities include 24 hour concierge, two level attended parking, fitness center managed by iowa sports, indoor pool, library, outdoor movie theater, and a sauna. The marketing material also states that SOM is the Architect of record for this particular project.

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Brooklyn New York

492 Warren Street is a proposed 4 story residence that is designed by Neb Aketu in the Sasa Hiphop Architecture style. The material and design impetus is the result of studying society and humanosity at the exact moment that culture is created.

The concrete and wood materials have a aurodactic relational function that ties into way a dancer and drummer communicate with one another. The 4th floor is mostly open to the morning sun allowing for light to permeate the entire structure.

Harlem New York, New York

Kalahari is brought to life by an internationally renowned team who have combined their impeccable sense of design with the striking indigenous motif of Sub-Saharan Africa and its people. Beyond the uniquely articulated facade, residents and their guests are welcomed into a luxurious sequence of spaces. The magnificent lobby is both rich and comfortable in its design and furnishing, with elevated ceilings, warm woods and an impressive art collection including the work by the renowned El Anatsui. From here, the Kalahari interior unfolds, classically contemporary, yet distinctly personal in its scale