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Rendering of The Women's Building as proposed by finalists Spacesmith; Davis Brody Bond ; ARExA

Renderings Reveal the Cancelled ‘Women’s Building’ Project at 550 West 20th Street in Chelsea

7:30 am on March 11, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The years-long initiative to renovate and repurpose the defunct Bayview Correctional Facility in Chelsea may never be revived following an abrupt cancellation by the NoVo Foundation and Goren Group in 2019. Referred to as the Women’s Building, the structure at 550 West 20th Street would have repurposed and expanded the former all-female prison, renderings of which have been released by Spacesmith and Davis Brody Bond.

Rendering of 171 Claremont Avenue (Alden Studios for Robert A.M. Stern Architects)

Robert A.M. Stern and International House Reveal Student Residence Hall in Morningside Heights

7:00 am on March 8, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

Robert A.M. Stern Architects has revealed renderings for a new student residence hall that is set to break ground this year in Morningside Heights, Manhattan. Located at 171 Claremont Avenue, the project is being developed by non-profit firm International House New York and will replace a single-story garage structure with eight floors of graduate student housing.

Rendering of the reimagined Stock Exchange District - WXY Architecture / Downtown Alliance

LPC to Review Proposal for Revamped Pedestrian Space in Financial District

7:30 am on February 28, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

One of the first in a slew of proposals to revamp pedestrian areas surrounding the New York Stock Exchange has landed in front of the Landmarks Preservation Commission. This phase of work pertains to the construction of new concrete seating and planters near the Fearless Girl sculpture, Federal Hall, and along the intersection of Broad and Wall Street.

Lobby Area at the Pestana NY East Hotel - Gene Kaufman Architect

Gene Kaufman’s Pestana NY East Hotel Debuts at 23 East 39th Street in Midtown

7:30 am on February 21, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Pestana NY East Hotel at 23 East 39th Street celebrated its grand opening earlier this week. Designed by Gene Kaufman Architect, the building stands 27 stories above Midtown, Manhattan. The 40,000 square foot structure contains 96 guest rooms, a fitness center, a bar, and an outdoor patio. Select guest suites offer balconies with clear views of the Empire State Building. At the ground floor, the lobby of includes a fireplace and a small lounge for breakfast and casual dining.

Joystick at 3 World Trade Center - Silverstein Properties / James Rosenquist Studio

Massive James Rosenquist Mural Unveiled in Lobby of 3 World Trade Center the Financial District

7:30 am on February 20, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

A James Rosenquist mural titled Joystick is now on display in the lobby of 3 World Trade Center in the Financial District. The mural was commissioned by Silverstein Properties and spans 46 feet of the office building’s ground-floor entryway.

Rendering of refurbished facade at 15 Park Row - Fogarty Finger Architecture

Fogarty Finger Architecture Proposes Retail Expansion at 15 Park Row in the Financial District

7:00 am on February 17, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Landmarks Preservation Commission recently reviewed proposals from Fogarty Finger Architecture to renovate and expand existing retail area within the landmarked 15 Park Row tower in Manhattan’s Financial District. The structure was originally constructed in 1899, then converted in the early 2000s to accommodate rental apartments with ground-floor retail area.

Rendering of 61 Rivington Street - Issac & Stern Architects / Picksell Studio

Residential Transformation Revealed for Classical Revival Library at 61 Rivington Street in Chinatown, Manhattan

7:30 am on February 12, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

Issac & Stern Architects and Picksell Studio are working with developer Horizon Group to transform a three-story Classical Revival style building in Chinatown, Manhattan. New renderings of the project offer a first look at the ongoing residential redevelopment located at 61 Rivington Street. The original structure was completed around 1903 and served as a downtown branch of The New York Public Library. The base of the building incorporates horizontally scored masonry that transitions into red brick at the second and third floors.

Rendering of Lenox Terrace following development - The Olnick Organization

City Planning Commission Approves Plans to Expand Lenox Terrace in Harlem

7:30 am on February 5, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Olnick Organization has received approvals from the City Planning Commission to construct five new towers within the Lenox Terrace housing complex in Central Harlem. The Commission voted 11-1, with one abstention, in support of the project following drastic revisions to the original proposals.

Rendering of 2750-2754 Frederick Douglass Boulevard - NDKazalas Architecture

Construction Breaks Ground At 2750-2754 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem

7:00 am on February 4, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

Excavation is well underway at 2750-2754 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem, where Haussmann Development will eventually launch a pair of new buildings. Designed by Nicholas Kazalas of NDKazalas Architecture, the structures will function more like two connected wings and contain a mix of rental apartments, commercial tenants, and community facilities.

Olnick Organization Modifies Rezoning Plan For Lenox Terrace Complex in Central Harlem

7:30 am on January 29, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Olnick Organization has modified proposals to construct five new towers within the Lenox Terrace residential complex in Central Harlem. These changes arrive just days before a scheduled review by the City Planning Commission in response to opposition from the local Community Board 10 and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer.

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