One Forty One
Located on the corner of Willoughby and Gold Street in Downtown Brooklyn, 141 Willoughby is a 24-story residential building. Adjacent to the 1-acre Willoughby Square Park at its base, the building boasts an exceptional variety of amenities, offering residents a distinctive living environment in a bustling and evolving neighborhood.
Collaborating with Fogarty Finger Architects, MPFP designed and implemented an amenity rich 10th floor terrace for residents and visitors alike. The space is designed to emphasize expansive views of the Hudson and the Manhattan skyline - as such, the terrace edge is clear of obstructions.
Set beneath an ipe wood shade structure, a built-in ipe-clad bench extends for the length of the trellis. Bookended by lush ornamental plantings and single-stem river birch trees, this town-hall-style seating element offers residents an active and semi-passive space to gather.
Facing the town-hall seating area, a variety of movable tables and chairs abutt another built-in ipe-clad bench - behind this, a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen offers all the utilities needed for an event, large or small.
Location
Brooklyn, NY
Client
Savannah Fund
Scope
Roof Terrace Amenity
Scale
13,341 SF
Year
2023
Year
1977-1978
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