Bushwick

An industrial past, a residential present.

Bushwick’s streets combine attached houses, apartment buildings, and former industrial structures. Its residential fabric is varied, with brick facades, older wood-frame buildings, and newer construction appearing alongside workshops and commercial spaces.

The avenues around neighborhood parks and transit stops bring different kinds of activity to the area. Bushwick is best understood block by block, through its building types, street widths, and the changing relationship between residential and industrial uses.