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The Alexey

Manhattan, NY

The Alexey is a newly built, high-rise residential building located in the southern area of Park Slope area of Brooklyn, New York. It is right off of both the Gowanus Expressway and the Prospect Expressway, and isn’t far from Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, or Industry City.

The building features 92 modernly designed units throughout its 12 floors, and is located near a number of restaurants, bars, and more.

The Alexey features an eye-catching staggered appearance, with parts of the building recessing and appearing as if they are floating out of it. The building uses a combination of Ferroker Caldera and Tribeca Caliza porcelain panels throughout the design of the façade.

The building is covered in the light stone look Tribeca Caliza panels, while the dark metallic-look Ferroker Caldera panels are used as accents along the window panes in addition to smaller, protruding segments of the façade – making a total of 13,000 square feet of porcelain cladding material used throughout the façade’s design.

Architect

ND Architecture and Design

SF

13,000

Market Segment

Multifamily

Build Type

New Build

Year

2018

The Alexey Material exploration with our porcelain cladding system

Material exploration with our porcelain cladding system

The Alexey is a newly built, high-rise residential building located in the southern area of Park Slope area of Brooklyn, New York. It is right off both the Gowanus Expressway and the Prospect Expressway, and is not far from Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, or Industry City. The building features 92 modernly designed units throughout its 12 floors, and is located near a number of restaurants, bars, and more.
Concrete Tribeca Caliza

TRIBECA CALIZA

The Alexey Metallic and textured porcelain cladding

Metallic and textured porcelain cladding

The Alexey Main porcelain panel facade system

Main porcelain panel facade system

The building is covered in the light stone look Tribeca Caliza panels on the walls and exterior soffit, while the dark metallic-look Ferroker Caldera panels are used as accents along the windowpanes in addition to smaller, protruding segments of the façade – making a total of material used throughout the façade’s design. There is a strong emphasis on horizontal lines, attained by hierarchy of joint widths.
Metal Ferroker Caldera

FERROKER CALDERA

The Alexey Detail view at porcelain window returns and accents

Detail view at porcelain window returns and accents

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