HOLY CROSS ADDITION
PROJECT INFORMATION
Known as the “Borough of Churches,” Brooklyn is said to be home to the most houses of worship in the world. In 1845, the Archdiocese of New York established the Holy Cross parish along Church Avenue in the area now known as Flatbush. In 1853, the Diocese of Brooklyn was created, and the church was absorbed under the new system. The church has had a tremendous impact on its surrounding community and is utilized by many of its residents.
HOW WE HELPED HOLY CROSS ADDITION
NY Engineers provided MEP/FP engineering consultation services for a renovation of a new retreat house and a small rooftop addition on an existing adjacent building. The future retreat house will include an auditorium, classrooms, and bathrooms.
- Location
- 2530 Church Avenue
Brooklyn, NY - Client
- Holy Cross
- Architect
- Acheson Doyle
Partners Architects - Budget
- $4.2M
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