First Look: Step Inside 144 Vanderbilt, Tankhouse and SO-IL’s New Brooklyn Project

The first residence to be completed is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom duplex home turned by local studio General Assembly into a domestic design gallery showcasing the best of Brooklyn. The focus is on the hyper-local here: most of the project partners work or live a stone’s throw away from the new building, and the furnishings are sourced from General Assembly’s Brooklyn-based retail shop, Assembly Line.

In Brooklyn, Tankhouse Launches Sales on 144 Vanderbilt

With one completed building and two more in the works, the designers at AD100 firm SO-IL and the developers at Tankhouse have proven their commitment to unique development in Brooklyn. Perhaps their most audacious collaboration yet, 144 Vanderbilt’s textured pink exterior commands attention at the corner of Myrtle Avenue and its namesake street in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood.

Set Builder-Turned-Broker Doug Bowen Brings Brownstone Vibes to New Dev in Brooklyn

Doug Bowen is in his element. We are standing on an unfinished, concrete walk bridge that leads into the high-ceiling, glass-windowed lobby of the work-in-progress boutique condominium at 144 Vanderbilt. Below us is the site of a future garden, a dense wall of nature to be enjoyed by those looking out from the spacious common work area being laid out on that floor.

SO-IL Reveals Design for a New Residential Condominium Project in Brooklyn, New York

Architecture firm SO – IL has revealed plans for a new residential condominium project planned for Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighborhood. Named 144 Vanderbilt, the development offers 26 condominiums and amenities spanning almost 90,000 square feet. According to SO-IL, the architecture takes cues from Brooklyn's historical heritage, while incorporating a modern twist, as the staggered building prioritizes community interactions and comfortable urban living.

10 of the Coolest Places Open to the Public for this Year’s Open House New York

One of this year’s hard hat tours enters the construction site of 144 Vanderbilt, an eight-story condo building being developed on the Fort Greene/Clinton Hill border.

SO – IL to Bring Rosy Pink Homes to Fort Greene, Brooklyn at 144 Vanderbilt

144 Vanderbilt, located in the vibrant Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, is a new residential project designed by the renowned architecture studio SO – IL. The building comprises twenty-six thoughtfully designed two- to four-bedroom residences, each carefully crafted to offer a unique living experience.

Wrapped in Pink and Surrounded by Greenery, Fort Greene Condo 144 Vanderbilt Launches Sales

Sales have officially launched at Fort Greene’s 144 Vanderbilt, a new luxury condo offering an unconventional take on Brooklyn living with apartments designed as “private sanctuaries.” Developed by Tankhouse and designed by SO-IL, the building on the corner of Myrtle and Vanderbilt Avenues is wrapped in pink precast concrete with a unique stacked design of varying heights and setbacks.

Tankhouse Launches Sales for 144 Vanderbilt

Tankhouse recently announced the official launch of sales for 144 Vanderbilt in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood. Conceived as an inventive reinterpretation of Brooklyn living and designed by award-winning architecture firm SO – IL, 144 Vanderbilt will feature a limited collection of 26 condominiums, over 11,000 square feet of private amenity space and 3,422 square feet of retail space at the ground level.

Inside 144 Vanderbilt, a Millennial Pink Apartment Building in Brooklyn

The eight-story mixed-use building, an asymmetric assemblage of cubic volumes interrupted by huge picture windows, balconies and negative spaces, is a collaboration between real estate developer Tankhouse and award-winning architecture firm SO–IL. The third in a series of Brooklyn condominium projects, 144 Vanderbilt joins 9 Chapel and 450 Warren, which are in Boerum Hill and Gowanus, respectively.

In Brooklyn, a Pink Building Stands Out

At the intersection of Myrtle and Vanderbilt Avenues in Brooklyn, a restaurant and fish market sit on one side of Myrtle, while townhouses and an apartment building line Vanderbilt. Some of these buildings are made of brick, and most are neutral toned. But at the corner, one building is an outlier: It's pink.

That pink building — on the site of a former gas station at 144 Vanderbilt Avenue in Fort Greene — is slated to be completed at the beginning of next year. The building's ripped edges, stacked silhouette and varying height stand out in stark contrast to anything else nearby. Tankhouse, a Brooklyn-based developer, collaborated on the project, to be known as 144 Vanderbilt, with SO-IL, an architecture firm, and Ted Kane, the project's architect of record.