Just as I was about to ask Curbed I found this:
"230-234 West Broadway - Tribeca West Historic District A commercial building designed by Louis Kogan and built in 1954, and a utilitarianstore and loft building with neo-Grec style elements designed by M.H. Scott andbuilt in 1870 . Application is to demolish the 230 West Broadway and construct a new 6-story building, and alter the ground floor of 232-234 West Broadway. Zoned C6-2A"
The neighbors who are already worked up about bar noise are going to love this destruction/construction project.
Here's the curbed post on it with a link to the tribeca trib arcticle.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.curbed.com/archives/2005/11/04/10000sqft_tribeca_dreampad_is_our_suburb.php
Rendering of the first proposal here:
http://therealestate.observer.com/2006/01/read-it-and-weep.html
VDH
Another thing, have you got any new photos of the De Niro hotel on Greenwich?
ReplyDeleteI posted on curbed that the murky brown bricks made it look terrible but I like it now that it has most of the windows in.
VDH
Thanks VDH.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the DeNirotel, I haven't taken any since they first started peeling off the plastic. I was at Bubby's this weekend and it looked like there was still plastic flapping down the block, so I'll give it a few more days before a final "after" picture. I have to wonder if they're shooting for the film festival to open, in which case the place could be a real celebrity epicenter. That might be too soon, but it would be the ideal "after" photo.