Three midsize Brooklyn projects display unusual, flexible architectural thinking.

Brooklyn-based real estate development firm Tankhouse today announced the official launch of sales for Nine Chapel, a freestanding tower offering 27 luxury condominium homes prioritizing outdoor space in Downtown Brooklyn.

Brooklyn is getting a fancy new residential tower from the same highly-acclaimed team responsible for the award-winning boutique development, 450 Warren, in Boerum Hill.

Sales officially launched at Downtown Brooklyn’s Nine Chapel Street, a new boutique condo tower taking an innovative approach to outdoor space. Developed by Tankhouse and designed by SO-IL, the 14-story building contains 27 luxury residences and creative outdoor space, including open-air terraces that act like front porches and weather-protected loggias. Pricing for the one- to four-bedroom residences starts at $1,040,000.

Downtown Brooklyn’s skyline has a new jewel in its crown by SO – IL, a tower at 9 Chapel Street, and it’s not just the shimmering facade that’s turning heads. A collaboration between Brooklyn-based developer Tankhouse, acclaimed architecture firm SO – IL, and Danish design brand GUBI, promises an unparalleled New York City living experience where innovative architecture meets thoughtfully curated interiors.

Future New York Nine Chapel images (Rendering credit: DARCSTUDIO and photography credit: Jonathan Hokklo) Nine Chapel images (Rendering credit: DARCSTUDIO and photography credit: Jonathan Hokklo) From Future New York Nine Chapel begins selling distinctive Brooklyn condos with year-round outdoor rooms By CityRealty Staff Friday, January 19, 2024 Fresh off the success of 450 Warren Street in Boerum Hill, and ahead of the forthcoming 134 Vanderbilt Avenue in Clinton Hill, developer Tankhouse and designer SO - IL, two Brooklyn-based firms, are moving forward with their next building, Nine Chapel, at the nexus of DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, and Brooklyn Heights.

Designed by SO-IL, Nine Chapel in Brooklyn is a new residential tower with a model residence by Danish design brand Gubi.

Facade installation is underway at Tankhouse’s residential tower at 9 Chapel Street in Downtown Brooklyn. Designed by SO-IL, the tower rises 158 feet and features a massing broken down into smaller blocks to achieve a more varied appearance and more variety in the residential organization than the zoning code typically produces.

At 9 Chapel, residents will be able to glide in and out of the building’s bike storage room via a ramp. From there, they’ll be able to securely store their bikes via wall-mounted, vertical racks.

Across the East River in what is arguably the borough’s most exclusive ZIP Code, 9 Chapel is a new development in Downtown Brooklyn, separated from Brooklyn Heights only by Cadman Plaza Park and DUMBO by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.

Brooklyn, NY Development firm Tankhouse and architecture firm SO-IL are collaborating to bring 9 Chapel, a new condo tower, to the corner of Chapel and Jay Sts.

SO-IL’s new apartment building, 9 Chapel, offers a novel vision for urban living.

Currently under construction is the SO-IL-designed 9 Chapel, a 55,000-square-foot residential condominium in Downtown Brooklyn, located next to the 1903 Cathedral Basilica of St. James at Chapel and Jay Streets. Draped in an undulating, shimmering skin of perforated lightweight metal, the exterior of the building captures and reflects the light.

Brooklyn is a bustling New York City borough known for its captivating historical background, vibrant arts scene, and trendy restaurants. 9 Chapel, a stunning new condominium in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, will add to the ranks of luxurious residential developments in the community.

New renderings have been revealed for 9 Chapel, a 14-story residential building under construction at 9 Chapel Street in Downtown Brooklyn. Designed by Kane Architecture and Urban Design (Kane AUD) with SO-IL as the design architect, and developed by Tankhouse Development, the topped-out 130-foot-tall structure will yield 27 condominium units with an average scope of 1,340 square feet.

Brooklyn is getting a swanky new residential tower, and it’s from the same team that put forward the award-winning boutique development 450 Warren in Boerum Hill.

New York-based architecture practice SO-IL collaborates with Tankhouse and together design 9 Chapel, a residential, 14-story building, wrapped in wavy, perforated metal skin in downtown Brooklyn.

Fresh off the success of 450 Warren Street in Boerum Hill, and ahead of the forthcoming 134 Vanderbilt Avenue in Clinton Hill, developer Tankhouse and designer SO - IL, two Brooklyn-based firms, are moving forward with their next building, 9 Chapel Street, at the nexus of DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, and Brooklyn Heights. Sales are expected to launch later this fall, and the newest renderings have just been revealed.

SO-IL has released renderings for 9 Chapel, a 14-story residential high-rise located near Dumbo, Brooklyn. The building will feature 27 one- to four-bedroom residences, each designed with at least two exposed facades and many featuring both covered and uncovered patios for year-round use.

In downtown Brooklyn, developer Tankhouse has shared a new rendering of 9 Chapel, a luxury condominium going up between Jay Street and Flatbush Avenue. Designed by AD100 firm SO-IL, the 14-story tower is draped in an undulating metal façade that gives the historic corner a new lease on life.

Downtown Brooklyn continues to evolve as locally-based studio SO – IL proposes a shimmering new residential tower at 9 Chapel Street.

New renderings were released this week of 9 Chapel Street, a unique luxury condo tower under construction in Downtown Brooklyn. Developed by design-driven firm Tankhouse and designed by SO-IL, the 14-story building makes outdoor space a central feature, with open-air terraces that act as front porches, a mix of covered and uncovered private outdoor space, and weather-protected loggias.

Not far from SO – IL and Tankhouse’s 450 Warren, which opened in 2022 to tremendous fanfare, is 9 Chapel, another residential building from the Brooklyn-based architects and real estate group. 450 Warren bucked the trend of quantity-over-quality value engineering in contemporary multi-family housing to reveal that generous communal spaces, lofty corridors, and high-quality materials sell even if it means giving up a few extra square feet inside units.

Local architecture studio SO-IL has unveiled renderings for a residential high-rise under construction in downtown Brooklyn that will be wrapped in a perforated metal skin.