Pavilion to rise at entrance of Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 1
BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK — Work is soon to begin later this summer on a reconfigured entrance to Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 1, featuring a new pavilion building that will include much-needed public restrooms as well as a concession.
A statement from park management describes the planned building as providing “a shaded space where visitors can meet, regroup, relax and share a meal.”
In addition, the pavilion is slated to be certified LEED gold, the U.S. Green Building Council’s second-highest rating for buildings incorporating energy efficiency, air quality, low carbon emissions and related design features. (Buildings certified as LEED platinum, the highest level, are fairly rare.)