A single story former delivery truck storage building in the Williamsburg district of Brooklyn was converted into new retail space for street-ware design brand Supreme. The clear open volume is filled with natural light from square skylights, one centered in each bay subdividing the space.  Garage doors were replaced by a horizontal incision grafted into the brick façade containing a central pair of doors and a large piece of fixed glass serving as the storefront.

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Architects: Neil Logan Architect

Location: 152 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11249, United States

Lead Architects: Neil Logan, Minji Kim

Area: 2938.0 m2

Project Year: 2017

Photographs: Dean Kaufman
Builder: John Petrocelli Construction

Skate Bowl Design: Simparch

Concrete Consultant: Studio Christian Wassmann

Mechanical Engineer: Rosini Engineering

Structural Engineer: Eipel Engineering Group

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Text description provided by the architects. A single story former delivery truck storage building in the Williamsburg district of Brooklyn was converted into new retail space for street-ware design brand Supreme. The clear open volume is filled with natural light from square skylights, one centered in each bay subdividing the space.  Garage doors were replaced by a horizontal incision grafted into the brick façade containing a central pair of doors and a large piece ...