The Splendor of Brooklyn Contrasts
One of the things we love about Brooklyn are the contrasts that it offers, particularly between the new luxe condo version and the old non-luxe edition. Our Greenpoint correspondent, who knows a good, absurd juxtaposition when she sees one, offers us this one from Kingsland Avenue, which is in a corner of Brooklyn east of the BQE and south of Newtown Creek that offers many compelling side-by-sides of Brooklyn Vieux and Brooklyn Nouveau. The two buildings in this shot are separated by an empty lot, which our correspondent notes is liberally baited for rats. Cool.
Labels: Architecture, Greenpoint
posted by rsguskind at 6:55 AM
1 Comments:
Seriously what is going on here? I'm in contract in the condo building to the left. Every day I walk past and see like 5-8 rats, one GIANT rat, as well as pigeons. As long as this guy keeps feeding the pigeons, the rats aren't going away. How can we stop him?
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