1-23-26 Pro Tour

This resilient new development, designed to address chronic social, economic, and health disparities in a historically underserved area of Brooklyn, is a 28-acre site will replace a decommissioned state psychiatric hospital with residential buildings, a public school, health clinic, and urban farm program. The master-planned development was designed around the principle of a 15-minute neighborhood. These buildings and their surroundings were also designed for long-term environmental resilience from rising sea levels, storm events, and other effects of climate change. The buildings feature on-site renewable energy through the use of photovoltaics, geothermal, and wastewater energy recovery systems.