Hudson Meridian is developing a 46,000 sf condominium in Brooklyn Heights that is located on the site that is historically part of the Mason Mint Candy Factory. The factory is being converted into 25 luxury condominiums with
views of Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. The existing 1870’s façade of
the Mason Mint building, designed by Lee Harris Pomeroy, will be retained
and refurbished.

Project Highlights:

• New state of the art kitchens are being constructed with custom made Italian Stevali cabinetry, blizzard white counter tops, Grohe faucets and modern Bosch appliances. 
  
  
• New Siberian Oak hardware flooring is being imported from Russia
  for all apartments.
  
  
• The Master Bath includes custom teak vanities, Calcutta gold marble wall tiles, custom medicine cabinets with mirror panels, glacier glass white shower tiles, Kohler Stillness bathroom fixtures, Neptune freestanding white bathtub, and polished stone vanity counter tops
  
  
• The lobby furniture, concierge desk, and accent walls are being constructed with refurbished wood that was demolished from within
  the factory.
  
  
• The new out of the ground steel building housing 14 new condominium units is being constructed with Brick and Laminator Metal Panel System exterior.
  
  
• A new courtyard linking the two buildings has been designed with decorative metal treillage and pergola which will connect all parts of the open space and will extend from the ground level up to a “green roof” on the new building.
  
  
• New benches will be added at the ground level, and an existing sculpture will be retained as a part of the new design