7 Historic NYC Buildings Transformed Into One-of-a-Kind Condos
Originally built in 1925 by the Knights of Columbus, this condominium located on Prospect Park served as a clubhouse and hot spot for society events in Park Slope, complete with a ballroom, restaurant, bowling alley, indoor swimming pool, and more. Today, the design firm Workstead, notable for its work on boutique hotels such as the Wythe in Brooklyn, is leading its conversion to residences, which will open later this year. Many of the original features remain intact, such as the stone façade and crown moldings on the ceilings. Amenities include a library, children’s playroom, and rooftop...