Old Breukelen and new Brooklyn become one in Oosten, the most exciting new development to arrive on South Williamsburgs vibrant waterfront district. In this stunning building, Dutch architect Piet Boon brings the elements that have made him an international design talent to a location reminiscent of his native Holland. With Oosten, he pays homage to his Dutch heritage with clean, streamlined elements that get more beautiful over time, and which harken back to the history of the neighborhood in which it is situated.Consisting of 216 units and encompassing an entire block, Oosten makes a dramatic statement in South Williamsburg. The buildings facade is articulated using local materials that only improve with age and is a modern interpretation of the areas industrial past. Gunmetal framing windows mingle with brick to create an homage to the Williamsburg Bridge, as well as to the areas rich building heritage. Oostens seven different unit typologies (townhomes, duplex homes, 1-, 2-, 3-bedrooms, lofts, and duplex penthouses), articulated on the exterior, express the range of the building and create an amazing variation on the facade.For the interiors, Boons designs are quintessentially Dutch, and exemplify a perfect mix of practicality, humanity and humor. Homes are designed in the Dutch tradition, with light and dark finishing packages available to residents, both palettes serene and neutral. Concrete and steel mingle with green and organic elements, and floor-to-ceiling windows and lush patios bring the outdoors in. Located just a stones throw from the Williamsburg Bridge, these residences boast clean yet industrial details that, like the neighborhoods historic relics, gain a magical patina over time.