I don't claim to be a history buff or anything, but it does seem a little odd to have the date featured so prominently on what is essentially new. Or is that the address? After poking around for a while I found
a construction photo on Curbed from July 2004. I don't remember the starting point. Is it just this lower corner that was preserved?
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The color scheme makes me fear a Pizzeria Uno.
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Above, looks like whatever goes here will have a brick oven.
Below is the lobby of the building. There are windows in the back where I can see natural light, so maybe there's a courtyard or something?
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Below, view from the south so I could fit the whole building in.
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