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A modern concrete batching facility in Brooklyn delivering essential infrastructure for the city’s construction industry...
10/06/2026

A modern concrete batching facility in Brooklyn delivering essential infrastructure for the city’s construction industry. The 25,000 sq ft site combines automated production systems with support facilities designed for continuous operation.

The project integrates industrial components - including silos, aggregate bins and conveyor systems - with dedicated maintenance areas and office spaces. Site optimization and specialized foundations support the facility’s heavy equipment while meeting stringent urban industrial requirements.

KBN has coordinated the project’s full scope from initial concept through phased construction. Phase 1 completion achieved in 2024, with final delivery in 2025.

[THRESHOLD] -> “A boundary is never just a line. It is where one condition becomes another. Where inside meets outside. ...
09/17/2026

[THRESHOLD] -> “A boundary is never just a line. It is where one condition becomes another. Where inside meets outside. Where separation becomes connection.”

KBN PERSONAL DICTIONARY, 2026

[ - HERMOSA PINK] - TIP TAP Tip Tap explores the lightness of a chair drawn in space. A rounded seat and a gently curvi...
09/10/2026

[ - HERMOSA PINK] - TIP TAP
 
Tip Tap explores the lightness of a chair drawn in space. A rounded seat and a gently curving backrest define its silhouette, connected by slender vertical elements that leave the form open to its surroundings. Conceived as a dining chair with an independent presence, this piece of furniture brings a quiet sculptural character to the room.
 
Envisioned in stainless steel or gold-plated steel, the twin versions share a geometry that draws on the material’s rigidity to achieve exceptional slenderness. Light catches along the fine frame and the edges of the seat, lending each version a distinct expression while preserving the delicacy of the composition.
 
The slender legs meet the floor with a lightness that gives the seat an almost suspended appearance. Rounded contours and precise lines come together in an ethereal silhouette, equally at home around a dining table or standing on its own.
 

[ - SALVIA BLUE] - 1985 Jerome Avenue—Bronx, US“1985 Jerome Avenue is a new development in the dynamic Jerome Avenue Co...
09/05/2026

[ - SALVIA BLUE] - 1985 Jerome Avenue
—Bronx, US

“1985 Jerome Avenue is a new development in the dynamic Jerome Avenue Corridor and Zoning District. This 13-story reinforced concrete building will include 110 residential units, plus a commercial space on the ground floor.

It’s among the first developments to follow the 2018 NYC Rezoning, a change anticipated to rejuvenate the area. The design incorporates 132 micropiles providing a solid foundation for the reinforced concrete flat plate structure, addressing the site preconditions and challenges.

KBN handled the Structural Design from initial concept through ex*****on, managing compliance with the relevant Authorities. Project is currently under construction.”

KBN - Who We Are
09/02/2026

KBN - Who We Are

NYC homeowners can now add an ADU to their home, and the path just got clearer.Local Laws 126 and 127, enacted in Decemb...
03/27/2026

NYC homeowners can now add an ADU to their home, and the path just got clearer.

Local Laws 126 and 127, enacted in December 2024 as part of the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative, established a comprehensive framework for ADUs in one- and two-family homes. Applications are now live in DOB NOW. One unit per lot, max 800 sqft, separate entrance required.

ADUs can go in your attic, basement, cellar, backyard, or an attached/detached structure, giving homeowners real flexibility to add income-generating space without major structural overhaul.

Check out this ADU we designed in P.G. County, a sleek studio with a kitchenette perched over a two-car garage. The pyramid-style roof stays under the 15-foot limit, with a skylight strip and clean white cladding paired with raw wood at the base. Compact, practical, and designed to not disrupt the main house.

This is exactly the kind of thinking we’re bringing to NYC. Contact us to explore what an ADU could look like on your property.

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