Monograph in Motion—Dattner Architects:
CAMBA Housing Venture's 97 Crooke Avenue: Reverend Dan Ramm Residence

Registration begins at 10 am on October 27

Join Dattner Architects' William Stein and Catherine Selby to learn about how they worked within a unique, long-vacant triangular lot along an MTA subway line in Flatbush, Brooklyn, to create a sustainable, nine-story building containing 53 units of affordable and supportive housing for lower-income community residents and formerly homeless individuals who are exiting the City's shelter system. The award-winning project, developed by nonprofit CAMBA Housing Ventures, features on-site social services provided by CAMBA, a landscaped rear yard and roof terrace, and a robust art collection.

This tour is part of Open House New York’s Monograph in Motion, an ongoing series of public tours that celebrates the work of design firms that have had a significant impact on New York City’s built environment.

This tour is wheelchair accessible. Children are not permitted. No photography of building residents is permitted.

Tickets are non-refundable. Should you not be able to attend, the full price of unused tickets may be treated as a donation to Open House New York and is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.