The team headed upstate for annual winter festivities with a visit to Dia: Beacon to be inspired by the works of Richard Serra, Dan Flavin, Michael Heizer, Sol Lewitt, Donald Judd and countless others.
The New York City Council approved the rezoning of Alloy’s full-block development in Downtown Brooklyn, culminating a 24-month long ULURP process. The block will include market-rate and affordable apartments, two public schools, office space, and retail. For project updates, email info@alloyllc.com.
Alloy along with Monadnock Construction, DLJ Partners and Midtown Equities are thrilled to support and dedicate funds to bring a public pool to Brooklyn Bridge Park. This much-loved public amenity will serve not only the immediate neighborhoods but the entire borough and beyond. We look forward to taking a swim when it opens and continue our investment in the communities that we live and work in.
We are excited to announce CPC’s Certification for 80 Flatbush, a mixed-use development of five buildings, old and new, that includes two new public schools, affordable and market-rate housing, office space, retail and a cultural center. The 80 Flatbush ULURP application was developed over the past 18 months and informed by more than 100 meetings with local stakeholders.
Alloy is honored to receive this year's AIA COTE Honor Award for One John Street. Our commitment to building sustainable buildings for the future is ingrained in the work that we do. We could not have reached our goal without such a talented team of consultants that include Thornton Tomasetti, Front Inc., Langan, DeNardis, Ettinger and Situ Studio.
Mural At 80 Flatbush is a work by Katie Merz made in collaboration with Brooklyn residents. The Project seeks to lend visibility to the disparate stories of the Brooklyn community. The work is made possible by the support of Alloy Development.
Alloy donates artist-in-residency space for BRICworkspace at site of future 80 Flatbush project.
Alloy in partnership with BRIC, announced that a vacant space at 505 State Street, part of the future 80 Flatbush site in Downtown Brooklyn will now be used for BRIC’s visual artist residency program, BRICworkspace. In its 4th year, the residency program provides free studio space for emerging and mid-career Brooklyn-affiliated artists. Alloy will donate the space to BRIC rent-free for one year.
Van Alen Institute, a non-profit design organization in New York that uses design to address the disastrous impacts of climate change and to create environments that enhance people’s well being and efficiency in cities and regions around the country and beyond, announces Jared Della Valle, CEO and founder of Alloy, as the new chair of the Van Alen board of trustees.
The NYC Educational Construction Fund (ECF) designates Alloy to build two new schools in Downtown Brooklyn as part of a mixed-use development. We are thrilled to announce 80 Flatbush, a proposed mixed-use development that includes two new public schools, market-rate and affordable housing, commercial and cultural space.