Current Developments Master Plan Brooklyn Navy Yard Current developments master plan overview the yard’s master plan lays out an ambitious vision for growth well beyond its current expansion. the master plan represents a $2.5 billion investment that would bring the total number of jobs at the yard to 30,000. The master plan responds to this demand, reimagining three critical sites within the brooklyn navy yard—kent, flushing, and navy. it transforms the sites into vibrant hubs of vertical manufacturing with state of the art amenities that connect people and industry.
Current Developments Master Plan Brooklyn Navy Yard The master plan focuses around three development sites within the yard: kent, flushing and navy. all three include the ground up development of a vertical manufacturing space along with amenities for tenants, public realm and accessibility improvements. In this report, pratt center presents a thorough investigation of the brooklyn navy yard (bny), a 300 acre city owned industrial park and one of the fastest growing green manufacturing centers in the country. The brooklyn navy yard served as the nation’s premier naval shipbuilding facility until it was decommissioned in 1966 and sold to the city of new york. akrf is actively engaged in transforming the 300 acre site into a new and exciting hub of commercial, retail, and residential activity. Dock 72 is one of the largest nyc ground up developments to be built outside of manhattan in decades. the 675,000 square foot building is revolutionizing the 21st century work environment with innovative and collaborative work spaces, state of the art amenities and breathtaking panoramic views.
Tours Brooklyn Navy Yard The brooklyn navy yard served as the nation’s premier naval shipbuilding facility until it was decommissioned in 1966 and sold to the city of new york. akrf is actively engaged in transforming the 300 acre site into a new and exciting hub of commercial, retail, and residential activity. Dock 72 is one of the largest nyc ground up developments to be built outside of manhattan in decades. the 675,000 square foot building is revolutionizing the 21st century work environment with innovative and collaborative work spaces, state of the art amenities and breathtaking panoramic views. The successful renovation not only transformed the brooklyn navy yard, but also improved the living environment of the local community, helping the form of mid class community in downtown brooklyn and improving the economic growth. The master plan envisioned new development to accommodate an increase in employment to 30,000 employees by 2030 and to enhance industrial operations, while further integrating the navy yard into the surrounding community. Each site would have manufacturing facilities, amenities for tenants, and a public realm connecting the area. the site has retained its industrial land use. the site consists of 75 % manufacturing, 20% creative industries and 5% amenities. A new master plan, developed by wxy architecture, for the brooklyn navy yard development corporation, will support a massive expansion effort to increase the number of jobs from 7,000 to.
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