+ 14Products translation missing: en-US.post.svg.material_descriptionCategory: Residential Architecture, ApartmentsDesign Team: Brent Buck, Sarp Arditi, Joanna PtakEngineering & Consulting > Structural: Murray EngineeringEngineering & Consulting > Mep: ANZ Consulting EngineeringEngineering & Consulting > Civil: Ancora EngineeringGeneral Contractor: CM & AssociatesProject Management: CV PartnersCity: BrooklynCountry: United StatesMore SpecsLess SpecsText description provided by the architects. Frame 122 is a five-story, 30,725-square-foot mass-timber multifamily residential building that transforms a former parking garage into a sustainable, family-oriented community in Brooklyn's Clinton Hill neighborhood. Constructed with prefabricated cross-laminated timber (CLT) floor and roof panels, it is New York City's first mass-timber building approved under the 2022 Building Code. The building contains fifteen two- and three-bedroom apartments organized around a shared open-air courtyard and connected by exterior walkways and stairs. Every residence has at least three solar exposures, providing abundant daylight, natural ventilation, and a strong connection to the outdoors.