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Video Shows Hotel Awning Collapse over Brooklyn Heights Subway Station Entrance

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY, AUG 4 – The Department of Buildings found corroded steel beams caused the collapse, leading to station closure and service disruption for two days before reopening.

  • A 15-by-20-foot concrete and steel awning attached to the Hotel St. George above the Clark Street subway entrance in Brooklyn Heights collapsed Sunday morning.
  • The collapse occurred amid ongoing facade violations from 2021 and 2022 and followed a recent meeting convened by Councilman Lincoln Restler addressing building conditions.
  • The collapse of the marquee obstructed one of the few access points to a subway station used by over five thousand riders daily, leading to the closure of both entrances until emergency repairs are completed.
  • The Department of Buildings found the awning’s steel supports completely corroded, citing poor maintenance and issuing violations and a partial vacate order affecting small businesses there.
  • The incident stunned local residents who called it a miracle no one was injured and prompted officials to plan an interagency meeting to assess restoration progress.
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NY1 broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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