IMBY: A Rear Window View of Brooklyn's South Slope

Bill to derail deadbeat developers BY Brian Kates DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Thursday, May 21st 2009, 4:00 AM Responding to a Daily News probe,...

I guess the bloom is off the rose. Found this up on the Buildings Departments BIS web page describing the following complaint... "Re...

L ate night mechanical demolition of 406 15 th Street by our gang over at the Armory Heights Plaza. This audaciously unsafe job was signed...

Crotchet Bomb left on chain-link fence under Prospect Park's Nethermead Arches. Does the gang color Dusty Rose signify the "Knit...

Prospect Park Brooklyn: Turn out was pretty good this year. Much better than the previous three races. Good to see our Zombie community comi...

TOP: 17th Street 5 o'clock shadow. BOTTOM: 23rd Street

"This was a black-tie tuxedo construction job," said their lawyer, Ravi Batra referring to the construction of The Armory Heights...

EIFS Process Shots This notorious building site has had to go through many design reincarnations to get it to where they are, finally, as-...

Come embrace the transient nature of life. Cherry Trees, branches heavy with princess pink blossoms. Flowering Dogwoods, white and red cru...

Armory Height Plaza and Imby.blogspot.com April is a special month for both of us. Four years of their construction, three years of bloggi...

100 days on the market and counting... No one working on the  site for months, permits expiring... Anyone interested in finishing this baby...

Bustling Magnolia Plaza The Brooklyn Botanical Gardens The Garden Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove "I have to tell the truth: it doesn't ...

"This residential project is located in Park Slope, a traditional neighborhood of Brooklyn where due to zoning regulations the surround...

326 Park Avenue . Standing directly beside the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway at the northern most border of the...

Below the Cemetery Queen Anne preserved hermetically sealed in vinyl. Shingle Style miraculously revealed by devastating fire. Testament...

"Let us now consider the fractured geometry of the Romanesco Broccoli..." I got excited today. I stumbled upon an almost exa...