Visit | MADE Bush Terminal

Located on Sunset Park’s waterfront, MADE is easily accessible by ferry, train, bus, and car to all five boroughs, major highways, and metro-area airports.

GET TO MADE

13 42nd Street
Brooklyn, NY 11232

TRANSPORTATION & ACCESS

A blue and white ferry travels on a body of water with a background of tall, beige buildings under a clear sky.

BY FERRY
Take NYC Ferry’s South Brooklyn or Rockaway routes to the Brooklyn Army Terminal/Sunset Park landing and walk north approximately 15 minutes on First Avenue from 58th Street to 43rd Street.

Mural in a subway station shows two men at a desk examining maps and architectural plans. Hands and tools are visible. Above, a sign indicates directions to Bay Ridge and Coney Island. The area is lit with overhead fluorescent lights.

BY SUBWAY
Take the D, N, or R lines to 36th Street in Brooklyn or take the R train to 45th Street. Walk west about 10 to 15 minutes from either subway exit.

A city bus labeled B70 to Dyker Heights approaches a crosswalk at an intersection on a sunny day, with buildings, traffic lights, and pedestrians in the background.

BY BUS
Ride MTA bus routes B35 and B70, which terminate near Bush Terminal, or the B37, which travels along Third Avenue with stops within a short walk to the campus.

Aerial view of a large city park with green lawns and trees in the foreground, surrounded by dense urban buildings and a distant skyline under a hazy sky.

BY CAR
From the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (I 278), take Exit 23 to get to 39th Street, traveling west to 1st Avenue. Vehicle entry to MADE is on 41st Street.

PARKS & PUBLIC SPACES

MADE's public spaces are open 365 days a year, sunrise to sunset. Whether you're coming to attend an event or enjoy the New York Harbor views, MADE is open to you. Nearby Bush Terminal Piers Park offers spectacular views of tidal pools and Bay Ridge Channel, along with a multi-sport field, comfort station, pedestrian path, and bicycle lanes.

Entrance gate to Bush Terminal Park with green sign, wide open doors, trees, fencing, and a few blurred people walking inside under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.

5 ACRES OF ADDITIONAL SPACE COMING 2027

Led by NYCEDC with project partners, SCAPE Studio, Bush Terminal Pier 6 is a five-acre post-industrial pier that will be revived into a dynamic public open space at MADE. The design, developed through community engagement with Sunset Park residents, blends innovative coastal stewardship with a series of lawns, a tidal pool, and a costal forest—each offering a new way to experience the harbor. When complete, this vital piece of working waterfront will become a place of discovery.

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