Brooklyn Public Library’s newest branch at 9 Adams Street in Dumbo marks its 60th location and the first new library in Brooklyn since 1983. The renovation transformed the ground floor of a historic 1901 manufacturing building into over 6,500 square feet of community-focused space, featuring flexible meeting rooms, modern technology, and dedicated areas for books and resources.
The library’s design includes 15-foot windows with views of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, a whimsical children’s area elevated to offer views, and a separate space for teens. Two large murals by Dumbo-based Link By Air reflect the neighborhood’s industrial history, while the building’s exterior is adorned with bright orange “Library” lettering, making it a vibrant cultural hub for the Vinegar Hill, DUMBO, and Farragut Houses communities.
Medical office fit-out on the third and fourth floors to expand space for a Midtown medical practice. The scope of work included the construction of exam rooms, consult rooms, clean and soil holds, nurse stations,…
Fit-out of a multi-specialty clinic on the third floor of a historic building in the Penn District. The facility includes 25 exam rooms, three procedure rooms, an X-ray room, offices, a waiting area, and an…
Fast-paced fit-out for a physical therapy and imaging center on the ground floor and lower level of a landmarked building. The scope of work included the construction of MRI and CT rooms, exam/treatment rooms, a…
