
1102 Atlantic Ave (Click here to view the building)
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- Unit 2H
Location: 1093 Pacific Street
Trade: Design & Fabrication
Phone: (540) 270-7243
Email: in**@************ce.nyc
Website: www.superabundance.nyc
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Location: 1093 Pacific Street
Trade: Architectural Design & Fabrication
Email: in**@*********yc.com
Website: www.duenorthnyc.com
Location: 1102 Atlantic Avenue
Trade: Fine Artist
Josiah McElheny is a sculptor who creates finely crafted, handmade glass objects that he combines with photographs, text, and museological displays to evoke notions of meaning and memory. To produce his art, McElheny uses industrial processes. A graduate from the Rhode Island School of Design, McElheny was a 2006 recipient of the MacArthur Fellows Program “genius grant” for his work in glass sculpture.
Location: 1102 Atlantic Avenue
Trade: Visual and Window Displays
Website: www.bigheavystudios.com
BigHeavy Studios is an artistic design company that currently specializes in the design and creation of visual displays and window sets for retail stores.
Location: 1093 Pacific Street
Trade: Woodworking
Phone: 718-486-7952
Email: in**@**********re.com
Website: www.wudfurniture.com
Wüd Furniture Design is a high-end furniture maker and designer.
Location: 1102 Atlantic Avenue
Trade: Fine art
Phone: (718) 484-0214
Website: www.alchemypaintworks.com
Alchemy Paintworks provides spray coatings for art and industry, specializing in paint finishing for metal sculpture as well as repair and restoration.
Building on the success of its six completed industrial development projects in North Brooklyn, GMDC has completed its seventh project in the manufacturing neighborhood of Crown Heights, Brooklyn. In November 2012, GMDC acquired a former auto parts warehouse facility at 1102 Atlantic Avenue, and in 2015 completed its renovation into a multi‐tenanted manufacturing center which was awarded LEED Silver certification.
The $15 million development project included renovation of this two-story industrial property to create production space for small and mid-sized manufacturers. As is consistent with GMDC’s mission, these units are marketed specifically to businesses that seek the locational and market advantages of New York City.
The project addresses New York City’s growing emphasis on providing living wage employment opportunities to low‐income New Yorkers. The finished building now houses 11 small and mid-sized manufacturing businesses providing 45 new or retained jobs for workers making an average of $47,000 per year. This is well above living wage standards and higher than average for the retail sector in New York.
After Images taken by Tim Soter LLC