Atlantic Yards: What's missing from this picture?
Below is a wider view of Ratner's latest work on Dean Street and Sixth Avenue.
The two buildings on the far left are now gone.
Posted on Saturday, November 29, 2008 at 12:26AM
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in Adrian Kinloch, Architecture, Atlantic Yards, Barclays Bank, Black Friday, Brooklyn, Dean Street, Development, Forest City Ratner, Photography, Planning, Real Estate, Sixth Avenue, demolition
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Reader Comments (4)
I think you have that bottom photo flipped.
Nope, it's taken from a different angle. In the bottom shot we are looking back towards Dean and Sixth. Use the central salmon coloured building as a reference, and look more carefully at the features on the others, then it should make sense.
Cheers!
nice work, Adrian. i also need to get a few updated shots of this spot. it's quite a shame that habitable buildings are being demolished and won't be replaced for many years, while there are many who need a roof over their heads.
interesting ghost house is exposed though from whatever was there before the buildings that got knocked down. and those old wood style shingles. is that plywood new?