STUDIO V Architecture is an award-winning architecture and urban design firm that seeks to reimagine the 21stcentury urban condition. We specialize in transit-oriented developments and waterfront urban design at all scales, and adaptive reuse projects that repurpose historic structures for public use.
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STUDIO V leads Waterfront Boat Tour of NYC
AIA New York | Center for Architecture
Join us on this adaptation of AIANY’s Around Manhattan Architecture Boat Tour, which will feature special guest speaker, who will collectively discuss waterfront planning efforts—past, current, and future—as we sail around NYC’s waterfront.
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Demolition of industrial tanks in Brooklyn raises protests
Domus
Despite a petition and alternative proposals made by The Tanks team, including STUDIO V, over the course of the past months, ten industrial oil tanks set on a small piece of coastal land in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, are going to be demolished and replaced by a public park (the Bushwick Inlet Park).
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STUDIO V Architecture Propose to Repurpose Decommissioned Industrial Tanks on Brooklyn’s Waterfront
Arch News Daily
In New York, activists and professionals have been working for many years to try to save 10 decommissioned tanks, from demolition by putting forward alternative usage of these structures.
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Ken Smith, along with STUDIO V Architecture and a high-powered team of volunteers, work to persuade NYC's Department of Parks and Recreation to retain the tanks for new uses.
Landscape Architecture Magazine
The team for The Tanks at Bushwick Inlet Park developed a proposal for adaptive reuse of the imposing oil tanks, relicts of the Astral Oil Works established in 1867.
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Could Ten Re-imagined Oil Tanks form the focal point of a new Brooklyn Park?
Design Boom
Since 2015, a team of activists and interdisciplinary professionals have been working to save a cluster of ten decommissioned oil tanks on the Brooklyn waterfront. Anderson and Zabarsky joined forces with architecture firm STUDIO V and landscape architects ken smith workshop to flesh out their ideas.