Construction is visibly advancing at 75 Dupont Street, the site of a new eight-story mixed-use development in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Located on Dupont Street, this significant project is being developed by Madison Realty Capital and designed by Hill West Architects, with interior design by Whitehall Interiors. The building, boasting a substantial 400,000 square feet, will offer 471 residential units, including 143 affordable housing units, alongside 189 parking spaces and potential for a grocery store, adding significant amenities to the Dupont Street area. Omnibuild is overseeing the construction as the general contractor for this project, previously known as 14 Clay Street. The site occupies a prominent position bordered by Commercial and Clay Streets to the north, Dupont Street to the south, and Franklin Street to the west, making it a key development along Dupont Street.
Significant headway has been made since the last update nearly a year prior, when the site was still undergoing excavation following the demolition of the former Harte & Company factory. Recent photographs reveal that the reinforced concrete superstructure on the eastern side of the development has reached its full height. Construction crews are now engaged in filling the perimeters of the floor plates with CMU blocks, an essential step before the installation of the brick façade and the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that will define the building’s exterior along Dupont Street.
Construction progress at 75 Dupont Street along Dupont Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, showcasing the building's superstructure and brick facade work.
Close-up view of the facade construction at 75 Dupont Street, highlighting the CMU blocks being installed before the brickwork on Dupont Street side.
Workers on site at 75 Dupont Street on Dupont Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, preparing the structure for the exterior finishes.
Detailed shot of the concrete structure and initial facade work at 75 Dupont Street, a prominent development on Dupont Street.
View from street level of the rising structure at 75 Dupont Street, showing the scale of the development on Dupont Street in Greenpoint.
Angle view of the construction at 75 Dupont Street, emphasizing the height and massing of the building as seen from Dupont Street.
Overview of the construction site of 75 Dupont Street, demonstrating the active work zone for this Dupont Street project in Brooklyn.
Construction equipment and materials at 75 Dupont Street, illustrating the ongoing development activity on Dupont Street.
Brick facade materials staged for installation at 75 Dupont Street, hinting at the future exterior appearance facing Dupont Street.
Close up of the CMU block work in progress at 75 Dupont Street, part of the preparation for the building's facade on Dupont Street.
Wide view capturing the overall construction scene at 75 Dupont Street, showing its context within the Dupont Street neighborhood.
Another perspective of the structural framework at 75 Dupont Street, highlighting the building's form along Dupont Street in Greenpoint.
On the western portion of the site, a large white tent is in place as soil remediation efforts continue in three phases. The remaining sections of the superstructure are anticipated to rise during the first half of the current year, further transforming the landscape of Dupont Street.
Soil remediation work underway at the 75 Dupont Street construction site, an essential environmental process for the Dupont Street development.
White tent structure covering the soil remediation area at 75 Dupont Street, part of the site preparation on Dupont Street in Greenpoint.
Renderings of 75 Dupont Street depict a building massing that incorporates both flat and subtly angled surfaces, with setbacks on the upper floors leading to landscaped terraces. The lower levels of the façade are planned to be clad in white brick with a pattern of slender windows, while the upper three stories will feature charcoal masonry and broader expanses of floor-to-ceiling glass. The building’s design culminates in a mechanical bulkhead, surrounded by a roof terrace adorned with trees and pergolas, offering residents and the neighborhood a visually appealing structure on Dupont Street.
An aerial rendering provides a detailed view of the building’s layout, revealing a spacious central courtyard. Currently, only the eastern half of the building has been erected.
Aerial rendering of 75 Dupont Street, illustrating the building's layout with a central courtyard and its position on Dupont Street in Greenpoint.
For transportation, the closest subway is the G train, accessible at the Greenpoint Avenue station situated to the south of Dupont Street. The East River waterfront is also within a short walking distance to the west, across West Street, offering future residents easy access to recreational areas and waterfront views near Dupont Street.
On-site postings indicate an expected completion date of winter 2025 for 75 Dupont Street, a highly anticipated addition to the Greenpoint neighborhood and Dupont Street corridor.
