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1:00Now PlayingConstruction has just been completed on a $150 million project that transforms the167-year-old Domino Sugar Refinery on the Williamsburg waterfront into what has to be the city’s — if not the world’s — most unlikely, strangely enchanting venue from to which to earn a living or make a fortune. NY Post columnist Steve Cuozzo shares this story.
“Office building” is too prosaic a description for the Refinery at Domino, a 15-story, 460,000-square foot masterpiece of what’s called “adaptive reuse.”
Developer Two Trees and architect Vishaan Chakrabarti of his firm Practice for Architecture and Urbanism have imagined the venue as a glass box inside the old structure. The glass is set back fifteen feet from the outer walls, with a jungle of trees and plants created by design firm Field Operations softening the void.
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