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# Controversial Architects Could Build 8-Story Condo Tower In Sheepshead Bay
- URL: https://bklyner.com/controversial-architects-build-8-story-condo-tower-sheepshead-bay/
- Published: 2017-06-08T15:56:12.000Z
- Updated: 2017-06-08T15:56:12.000Z
- Author: Carly Miller
- Tags: Nonsponsored, Real Estate, Sheepshead Bay, Southern Brooklyn, Bricolage, bricolage architects and design, condos, #wp

![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Screen-Shot-2017-06-08-at-11.34.08-AM.png)

1926 Avenue X at Ocean Avenue. (Photo via Google Maps)

Development continues apace for an architecture and design firm with a history of skirting regulations.

This week, an anonymous LLC filed applications for an eight-story, 28-unit mixed-use building at 1926 Avenue X at the corner of Ocean Avenue, reports [YIMBY](http://www.yimbynews.com/2017/06/eight-story-28-unit-mixed-use-building-filed-at-1926-avenue-x-sheepshead-bay.html?ref=bklyner.com). The project would tower to 80 feet, with square footage indicative of condos.

Plans include medical offices in the cellar and a 29-car parking garage on the ground floor. Right now, a one-story medical plaza sits on the property, but demolition permits for that brick building were filed in March.

And the controversial, headline-grabbing Bricolage Designs is the architect on record. Douglas Pulaski and Henry Radusky of Bricolage Architecture and Design – were found[ fined for flouting Department of Building regulations](/brighton-building-collapse-architects-had-history-of-breaking-building-regulations/) and were the architects for a building collapse in Brighton Beach in 2011 that led to a construction worker’s death.

In April, [Bricolage filed permits for buildings](/controversial-architects-build-new-apartments-coney-island-bensonhurst/) in Bensonhurst and Coney Island.

This development could mark another change for the corner that recently had a restaurant turnover. Last year, Anthony’s Place, the family-owned Italian eatery on Avenue X, [moved into the former site of Le Bouchon](/after-two-decades-in-avenue-x-storefront-anthonys-place-is-moving-out-sheepshead-bay/), which sits across the street from this new potential condo building.