Morris Adjmi Architects

The second Atlantic Plumbing structure is a 62-unit condominium building located next to the first, at 2030 8th Street. The two buildings share a basic aesthetic sensibility that makes them immediately identifiable as part of the same development, even though the designs are quite different.

In lieu of Atlantic Plumbing 2112's steel cross-bracing, the smaller, square building is wrapped in dark metal framing that forms a superscaled running bond pattern to divide the façade into enormous glass “bricks” of one- and two-bedroom units enclosed by floor-to-ceiling factory-sash windows. 

Like Atlantic Plumbing 2112, Atlantic Plumbing 2030 rests on a brick base suggestive of old warehouses—albeit with much more glass. The base introduces 5,000 square feet of new retail space to the neighborhood, including a destination restaurant with outdoor seating. At the top of the building, five two-story penthouse units feature private terraces, but all residents have access to a communal landscaped terrace, as well as other rooftop amenity spaces.