27 Albany Avenue is a 2017 rental building in Bedford Stuyvesant's Stuyvesant Heights section, developed by BRP Companies and designed by Loci Architecture, with Meltzer Mandl Architects as executive architect. Its angled light orange base, red façade, and setback light gray upper section give the 10 story building a distinctly layered profile at the corner of Fulton Street.
The building contains 50 apartments, including 10 designated as affordable housing, and has LEED accreditation. The residential program begins on the third floor, above commercial and community facility space, while the building itself is smoke free.
Apartments have oversized, floor to ceiling windows, open kitchens, additional closet and cabinet storage, and in-unit washers and dryers. Larger layouts include private terraces, and the range of plans includes one, two, and three bedroom apartments.
A rooftop terrace, lounge, game room, fitness center, bike room, package room, mail room, outdoor entertainment space, and on-site parking are among the building's amenities. A virtual doorman serves the entrance, and the building allows pets and guarantors.
Founded in 1998, BRP Companies is a New York City real estate firm specializing in mixed-income, transit-oriented rental housing. It focuses on sustainable design and community integration, often including workforce or affordable units.