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Conversion planned for longtime Bushwick glass factory

Building to hold 80 apartments and ground-floor commercial space

Rendering of 330 Himrod Street in Brooklyn
Rendering of 330 Himrod Street in Brooklyn

Williamsburg-based development firm ASH NYC, led by Jonathan Minkoff and Ari Heckman, is looking to construct a 70,000-square-foot mixed-use building in Bushwick.

The property would be converted from an old factory space known as Dannenhoffer’s Opalescent Glassworks at 330 Himrod Street near Wyckoff Avenue. A manufacturer of plastic bags occupied the structure after the glass factory shut down. Demolition permits were filed for part of the structure; the remainder will be integrated into the new building, which will be five stories on one side and four stories on the other. It will hold 80 apartments – either rentals or condominiums – and ground-floor commercial space. Construction permits have yet to be filed, Wyckoff Heights reported.

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The developers also will upgrade the letters on the building’s façade. [Wyckoff Heights] — Mark Maurer

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