Commercial / Industrial New Developments in Brooklyn

• BAM Cultural District
• Biotechnology Incubator at SUNY Downstate/East Flatbush campus
• Brooklyn Children's Museum Capital Expansion
• Brooklyn College Redevelopment Project *
• Brooklyn Navy Yard Expansion Plan *
• Brooklyn Public Library Central Library Expansion Project and New Library at BAM
• Cross Harbor Freight Tunnel Project
• IKEA in Red Hook
• Kings County Hospital Center Redevelopment Project - Buildings "S" and "E"
• Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus
• Lowe's Home Improvement Center at U.S. Postal Service/Gowanus Canal site
• Medgar Evers College New Education Complex 
• NY Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge Expansion *
• Office of Emergency Management Headquarters 
• Park Slope Armory Transformation Plans
• South Brooklyn Marine Terminal Development 

Green Space Developments in Brooklyn

• Brooklyn Bridge Park Development

Mixed Use Developments in Brooklyn

• Atlantic Yards Project
• Brig Redevelopment Project in Wallabout/Fort Greene *
• Brooklyn Waterfront Development Piers 6-12 *
• Coney Island Development Project
• Downtown Redevelopment Plan
• Greenpoint/Williamsburg Land Use & Waterfront Plan
• YMCA Project at Court Street

Highlight on the Brooklyn Children’s Museum expansion.

Construction is scheduled to begin this year on the expansion of the Brooklyn Children’s Museum designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects. The undulating, L-shaped, two-story, daffodil-yellow building will add just about double the museum’s size to 102,000 square feet. The project is slated to be certified as the nation’s first “green” children’s museum by the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. The new building will combine the latest innovations in sustainable architecture such as a geothermal heating and cooling system, solar energy, a number of sensor systems, and renewable and recycled materials, and interactive exhibits and signage that highlight the building’s high performance features.

The new building will wrap around the existing 1977 structure (most of which is below ground) designed by Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer and the original Interactive Learning Environment designed by Edwin Schlossberg. Completion is scheduled for 2006, and the museum will make every effort to keep the facility open throughout the construction period.