124 Hudson Street north facade 124 Hudson Street spandrel detail 124 Hudson Street 124 Hudson Street Bendheim view 124 Hudson Street drawing 124 Hudson Street parking lot before

Completion

2003

Location

Tribeca, NYC

Client

Whitehall Fund

A new 9-story, 92,000 square foot residential condominium building, designed as a contemporary homage to the elegant and utilitarian loft structures of the Tribeca Historic District. It occupies a long-vacant site facing the Holland Tunnel clearing, and takes advantage of that openness and light with its industrial-scale, double-hung, sound-insulating windows. The design was praised by the Landmarks Preservation Commission as sensitive to the neighboring buildings, and is now much admired as a handsome and well-detailed addition to the already rich historic context. The residential interiors are conceived with a modern sense of simplicity and spaciousness that reflect the character of a loft setting, while offering the full range of amenities that would be expected of a luxury apartment.

 

Awards

Palladio Awards, Residential Design: Multi-unit category, 2007

COLLABORATORS
Pavarini McGovern – general contractor; Alan Tanksley – interior design; Exterior Motives – landscape design

Photos by Jonathan Wallen