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Conrad B. Duberstein U.S. Bankruptcy Courthouse & Post Office

Brooklyn, NY

Restoring and expanding this civic landmark gives new life to downtown Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza.

The restoration of the central atrium and historic courtrooms of the 1892 building and the original Post Office retail hall in the 1933 wing included cleaning original wood and marble and replicating original paint colors and stencil patterns. A new skylight and laylight in the atrium replace the originals, which had been destroyed. New courtrooms and new office space for the U.S. Attorney General are integrated into the 1933 extension. Reconstructed sidewalks and new monumental steps connect three accessible building entrances to the street and Cadman Plaza Park.

This project was completed by Kliment Halsband Architects prior to becoming a Perkins Eastman Studio.

Project Facts

  • Client:

  • General Services Administration
  • Size:

  • 575,000 gsf:
    490,000 gsf renovation
    85,000 gsf new construction
  • Markets:

  • Government, Renovation + Historic Buildings
  • Region:

  • United States
  • Studios:

  • New York

    Awards

  • 2006 GSA Design Award for Preservation
  • 2006 New York Landmarks Conservancy Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award
  • Preservation League of New York State Excellence in Historic Preservation Award
  • 2006 AIA New York City Committee on Architecture for Justice Citatation
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