New Renderings Of Prospect Heights Towers Released

PROSPECT HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — New renderings of a Pacific Park development show hints of public and private amenities, as the towers get ready for an anticipated opening early next year.

Renderings depict a life of luxury inside the 28-story and 23-story towers at 595 Dean St. that include grilling stations, a playground, and a rooftop pool with a classically Brooklyn vista punctuated with church steeples.

Another shows seven visible stainless-steel grills, surrounded by plants and grasses, with tables and seating for at least 40 hungry tenants and guests.

Closer to the ground, renderings depict part of the public plaza promised to the people of northern Prospect Heights.

Hopefully after enduring years of major construction, residents can enjoy a respite, once they’re done pushing the state to collect $10 million they claim developers owe over broken promises.

Also shown is a playground, surrounded by lush vegetation, part of the community benefits pledged to surrounding residents.

The two apartment towers will contain nearly 800 units between them, with 240 units designated as affordable.

Income requirements are not available at this time, according to a representative, but the metrics for the lottery will be released early next year.

The complex at 595 Dean St. will also include ground-floor retail space, parking for 455 cars and will house Chelsea Piers’ first foray into Brooklyn.

Developed by builder TF Cornerstone, most famous for their development of waterfront Long Island City, and designed by Handel Architects, the towers will be ready for residents in spring 2023, according to a representative from the developer. Last year, TF Cornerstone landed a $385 million construction loan for the project, according to The Real Deal.

Construction began at the never-ending and constantly evolving Pacific Park, formerly known as Atlantic Yards, over a decade ago. The project has changed hands numerous times, now majority owned by Greenland USA, a China-based developer.