Frame Home
Frame Home is a Brooklyn-based developer known for sustainable residential buildings. Founded by venture investors Fred and Joanne Wilson, the firm creates energy-efficient rental apartments with modern finishes, typically available in two- or three-bedroom layouts. It employs passive-house design, cross-laminated timber construction, and solar panels to minimize each building's environmental footprint. Its Clinton Hill projects feature modern mid-rise apartment buildings with private courtyard gardens, balconies on each unit, an on-site gym, and charging stations for electric cars and bikes. Apartments include high-end finishes and in-unit laundry for added convenience.
Frame 283 at 283 Greene Avenue in Clinton Hill is a five-story building constructed of cross-laminated timber. It includes rooftop solar panels, private balconies on each unit, and a ground-floor coworking space called Framework. Frame Home's approach shows that city apartments can be both stylish and eco-conscious: by combining sustainable construction methods with high-quality finishes, the firm appeals to renters who want modern amenities alongside lower energy use. As a result, Frame Home's buildings appeal especially to city renters seeking high-end features delivered sustainably.
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