ABOUT

A colorful pedestrian bridge with the words SUNSET PARK connects two industrial buildings over a walkway lined with young trees and modern art sculptures. The sky is partly cloudy.

OUR STORY

Established in the late 1800s, Bush Terminal was the largest multi-tenant industrial campus in the United States, playing a critical role in New York City’s manufacturing and maritime history.

Today, MADE breathes new life into this historic site, offering modern facilities, amenities, and indoor and outdoor gathering space to promote manufacturing and community-based programs along the Sunset Park waterfront.

Three female railroad workers in work clothes and hats sit on the front of a large steam locomotive, smiling.
Sepia-toned photo of a large brick warehouse with arched windows and several floors. Railway tracks and train cars sit in front, with people visible near the building’s entrance.
Two adjacent brick buildings with modern windows. One building has rectangular windows in vertical rows, while the other features arched windows with black triangular accents. The sky is clear and blue.

THE COMMUNITY

At MADE, we celebrate Sunset Park, one of Brooklyn's largest and most diverse neighborhoods. Here, vibrant local life converges with a growing creative workforce as Brooklyn's working waterfront writes its next chapter.

People relaxing on the grass in Sunset Park with trees and a city skyline in the background on a sunny day.

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

At MADE, we proudly collaborate with local organizations to promote ecological sustainability and economic equity through programs and initiatives rooted in our campus community. Our mission is to drive meaningful change by advancing environmental stewardship, social equity, and local engagement.

THE BILLION OYSTER PROJECT

A citywide initiative across all five boroughs, Billion Oyster Project is working to restore the New York Harbor by 2035. Billion Oyster Project’s Bush Terminal filed station, located just off MADE’s shoreline, was installed in July 2016 with one million spat-on-shell oysters. Today, steel oyster cabinets with hanging files allow for easy monitoring by community groups, students, and volunteers.

Workers with the Billion Oyster Project prepare to place oysters in the waters near Brooklyn's Bush Terminal Park August 23, 2018 in New York.

LATEST NEWS

Aerial view of a lush park on Pier 6 featuring a serene small island surrounded by greenery and pathways.
Press Release
NYCEDC Breaks Ground on Pier 6, Releases Inaugural Sunset Park Report
Aug 12 2025
MADE Bush Terminal Campus rendering by nARCHITECTS. A wide view of two adjacent brick buildings with multiple windows set against a New York City cityscape backdrop under a blue sky with clouds. A few vehicles are parked along the street.
Press Release
NYCEDC Unveils MADE Bush Terminal Campus in Sunset Park
Nov 01 2024
Modern brick building with large windows stands along a New York City street. People walk and gather outside, and a cyclist passes in the foreground. A sign overhead reads, “Made in NY Campus.” Trees and benches line the area.
Press Release
First Anchor Tenant Announced for MiNY Garment Manufacturing Hub
Feb 14 2022