A former World War I naval storehouse in Sunset Park now operates as Liberty Brooklyn, providing thousands of jobs across retail, manufacturing, and office spaces with more planned. The building underwent extensive renovations in 2011 to become a modern facility with 21st-century infrastructure while retaining historic architecture. The interior includes dozens of freight elevators to load and ship goods and spaces for traditional offices. Companies such as Kleinberg Electric and Liberty Pest Control moved in for larger footprints and historical significance. A rooftop run by Brooklyn Grange produces roughly 50,000 pounds of vegetables annually, hosting events and supplying fresh food.
We were spread out across different buildings. Now it's all under one house, which is so nice,
It feels great because I grew up in Brooklyn, and I remember when these buildings existed for other things, and then they became vacant for years. So it was so nice to be here as part of revamping them and making them whole again.
These green, protective spaces that bring food, help clean our air our so important to create throughout our borough,
Farms, tech firms, offices - we are doing it all here at Liberty Brooklyn. Many of our clients have actually expanded and grown out of their original space.
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