Hub in Downtown Brooklyn, designed by Dattner Architects. (Image via hubbk.com)
At 55 stories and 630 feet tall, Hub has literally gone to new heights as Brooklyn’s tallest tower. The handsome high-rise is located in one of the most convenient parts of Brooklyn - walkable to all of Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene.
Inside are more than 700 apartments and 75% of all units were designed to have corner window exposures and as the tallest building in the borough - residents have views for days. The leasing team is currently offering two months free to new residents: availability includes studios from $2,319/month, one-beds from $3,000/month and two-beds from $3,853/month.
Inside are more than 700 apartments and 75% of all units were designed to have corner window exposures and as the tallest building in the borough - residents have views for days. The leasing team is currently offering two months free to new residents: availability includes studios from $2,319/month, one-beds from $3,000/month and two-beds from $3,853/month.
Hub at 333 Schermerhorn Street is currently Brooklyn's tallest building. (Image via hubbk.com)
The building’s staggered profile was designed by Dattner Architects, and according to our architecture critic, Carter B. Horsley, its cascading massing is an aesthetic descendant of the great 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Interiors feature 9' ceilings (with 10'+ on floors 5 and 12), open layouts, wide plank oak floors and floor-to-ceiling windows. Open kitchens have custom Italian cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, Ceasarstone countertops and marble backsplashes. All apartments have in-unit washer/dryers, oak wood flooring, and custom window shades.
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Even the amenity package brings the building to a new level; Club 333 (named in honor of the building’s address at 333 Schermerhorn Street) features a 75-foot-long indoor pool, a fully equipped fitness center with outdoor space, and a den with a fireplace lounge.
Outside amenities include a great lawn with an outdoor projector, a shower, ping pong, dining cabanas, and grills for a host of entertainment options. A sky lounge with an outdoor terrace and sweeping views of Brooklyn and Manhattan is expected to open in 2018. Other amenities include a dog park, children’s playroom, media room, and business center.
Read more about the building here.
Outside amenities include a great lawn with an outdoor projector, a shower, ping pong, dining cabanas, and grills for a host of entertainment options. A sky lounge with an outdoor terrace and sweeping views of Brooklyn and Manhattan is expected to open in 2018. Other amenities include a dog park, children’s playroom, media room, and business center.
Read more about the building here.
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