The 86-unit residential condominium project at 125 North 10th Street in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn consists of two 6-story buildings connected by a large courtyard.

Robert M. Scarano Jr., one of the most prolific architects in Brooklyn, designed the building for Savanna, which also converted the former office building at 141 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, and Investcorp, the developers. Andres Escobar and Associates handled the project’s interior design.

The building is quite boldly sculptural and monumental in its exterior design, which is somewhat modified by its pale pink and beige façade palette and further modulated by its asymmetrical plan.

The sculpture courtyard garden is curated by David Alhadeff, the owner of Future Perfect, a design store on North 6th Street, which provided the furnishings and design elements in all of the project’s amenity areas.

The project has 55 different floor plans and all apartments have 10-foot-plus ceilings, sustainably harvested Brazilian ipe hardwood flooring and Icestone kitchen countertops made from 100 percent recycled glass and concrete. Icestone, one of the leading "green" durable surfaces in the world, is locally manufactured in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

The building also features two fully furnished rooftop decks with Manhattan skyline views, a double-height state-of-the-art fitness space with a children’s playroom and yoga studio, a media room with a wet bar, a billiards lounge, refrigerated Fresh Direct storage and a large...