Twenty-story Montague Street tower hits
the midway mark in Brooklyn Heights
By Craig Hubert
A residential tower is currently
soaring toward its
eventual 20 stories near a
busy intersection in Brooklyn
Heights
Located at 200 Montague
St. near the corner of Court
Street in the Borough Hall
Skyscraper Historic District,
the building has reached 10
stories.
It takes the place of a
modern-style four-story bank
building, and the site has
been owned by the developer
Midtown Equities since
2007. Known for its preservation
work, Beyer Blinder
Belle is the architect behind
the project.
After going in front of
the Landmarks Preservation
Commission twice in 2019,
the project was approved.
The former bank was demolished
in 2020.
Building permits show the
tower will have 121 apartments.
A tenant fitness
room, children’s playroom,
lounge, storage, laundry
room and pet wash room will
be found in the cellar. Retail
will be on the ground floor,
with the residential units on
the floors above. A terrace
available to residents will be
located on the roof.
Renderings show a black
granite facade — distinct
from the buildings on either
side — along with bronzetoned
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painted aluminum
details around the windows
and ground floor entrances.
It stands across the street
from The Pierrepont, another
20-story residential tower
designed by Marvel Architects
that was completed in
2020. One block away, a hotel
conversion at 186 Remsen St.
was approved in 2019.
This story first appeared
on Brownstoner.com.
View of 200 Montague St.
from the corner of Montague
and Court. Photo by Craig Hubert
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