79 South Fifth is a six-story residential building nestled in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn—designed asthe ground-up annex to the landmark Williamsberry development at 338 Berry Street. Together, the twobuildings formone of the neighborhood’s most distinctive residential collections: a former noodle factoryconverted into 54 high-ceilinged loft residences, joined by this sleek new-construction companion.Designed by Workshop DA with interiors by Paris Forino, 79 SouthFifth comprises six full-floor, two-bedroom residences. Each home spans 22 feet wide, with an open living and dining area anchored byfloor-to-ceiling glass, private elevator landings, and open gourmet kitchens finished to the higheststandard—includingLiebherr refrigeration and wide-plank white oak flooring. The building’s glasscurtain wall is set within angled metal surrounds that tilt southward, drawing the eye toward theWilliamsburg Bridge and the East River beyond.Atop the development, a rooftopsolar farm crowns the site—a nod to the forward-thinking vision thatdefines the Williamsberry collection. Residents enjoy access to a full suite of amenities including a gym,garden, roof deck, and terrace.

79 South Fifth sits at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge—a landmark that carries three subway lines (J,M, and Z), eight lanes of traffic, and dedicated pedestrian and bike paths between Brooklyn andManhattan. The buildingoverlooks the East River and enjoys sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline,placing residents at the center of one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after and culturally vibrantneighborhoods.South Williamsburg balances industrial heritage with contemporary energy. The area is walkable, well-connected, and home to a diverse mix of restaurants, galleries, markets, and boutiques. The site ismoments from the waterfront, and subway access via the JMZ lines provides a seamless connection to therest of the city.