Redesigning the top two floors of an early 1900s classic Brooklyn brownstone quickly became a “problem-solving exercise” for architect Jeff Etelamaki. There were plenty of problems to solve, including a desire for abundant natural light in a building without windows on two sides, a fairly limited budget…
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