Carter's Review

This attractive, mid-block residential building at 443 Bainbridge Street is situated between Howard and Saratoga avenues. Previously, when the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn was still considerably lined with trees, a 2-story building occupied the site. However, in 2016 developer Brookland Capital and PACS Architecture replaced it with the modern, 4-story building we see before us now.

Bottom Line

A simple, bold design for this modern, mid-block building in Bedford-Stuyvesant is highlighted by its wonderful girder-like cornice.

Description

The building has a very distinct modern design with large single-pane windows on the middle floors and a dark metal entrance marquee with smaller windows on the top floors. The smaller windows are separated by dark gray metal panels, all tucked beneath a broad and slightly projecting dark metal girder that serves as a cornice.

The building is faced with gray and white panels that relate to the gray vinyl cladding on the wood frame house next door.

Amenities

The building has a roof deck.

Apartments

Apartments all have 4-inch thick, white oak flooring.

Kitchens have Calcutta grey quartz counters with Arebescato Carrara Herringbone backsplashes and wood cabinetry painted in Wales Gray. Appliances are from Bosch and Fisher & Paykel.

Bathrooms have Maax deep soaker tubs and subway tiles from Imola, large format concrete tiles from Cerdisa and recessed lighting.

Unit 1A is a studio duplex with 723 square feet and a 17-foot-long living room, a 10-foot-long open kitchen on the ground level, and two dens in the cellar. One den is 23 feet long and the other 7 feet long.

Unit 1B is a one-bedroom duplex of 1,387 square feet, of which 488 square feet make up the rear yard.

Apartment 2A is a one-bedroom unit with 566 square feet with a 23-foot-long living room and a 7-foot-long open kitchen.

Apartment 2B is a one-bedroom unit, 879 square feet, of which 360 square feet are a rear yard.