Sunday, March 14, 2010

217-225 4th Avenue, Park Slope



(between President Street & Union Street)

Blog reader addition!

Project Type: New Building

Project Description: Construction of a 12 story, 40 unit condo building

Status: Vacant lot, Idle

Background: In 2000 the owner of the Brooklyn Lyceum – a former bath house turned into an arts and event space – and his business partner (Jean Miele, an architect), planned to build a new building on the adjacent lot. Due to financial difficulties, the Lyceum owner defaulted on his stake in the vacant lot, and ownership for the lot reverted to Miele. Miele decided to go ahead on his own, and in February 2008 he filed plans for construction of a 12 story, 40 unit, 61,000 sf condo building. The site was cleared in 2008 (including removal of a historic trolley car); excavation was initiated and then halted. There has been no apparent activity since then.

A website indicates that the owners are seeking development partners “to create a dynamic enclave tower of arts, commerce and residences.”

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