A busy city intersection with people walking and biking, cars and a van stopped, and several brick buildings in the background under a cloudy sky. A red-brick building with many windows, modern rooftop addition, and two entrances labeled SOHO. Cars and a yellow taxi are parked in front; people sit on benches near greenery on a cobblestone street. A brick building with large windows is on a city street, featuring red umbrellas outside. People walk in the foreground, and a streetlamp and clock are visible. Other buildings and trees surround the scene. A five-story brick building with many windows, a black rooftop extension, and people walking on the sidewalk. A truck labeled milea parts delivery is parked on the cobblestone street in front. A city street corner with brick buildings, cars, people crossing, and traffic lights. Several traffic light boxes are covered with stickers. Blue bikes are lined up on the sidewalk, and modern glass buildings are in the background. A large brick building with many windows, a bike lane, parked cars, and people walking in front. Bicycles are lined up on the left. Modern buildings and a lamp post are visible in the background. A brick building with scaffolding covers the sidewalk. Two city buses and several cars are on the street. High-rise buildings and a large billboard are visible in the background on a cloudy day.

675 Hudson Street Private Club

Project Type

Adaptive ReuseCommercialHospitalityPreservation

Completion

Ongoing

Location

Meatpacking District, NYC

Client

Confidential

The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission has approved BKSK’s design for the vertical expansion of 675 Hudson Street in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. The project adds a one-story rooftop pavilion for a private members club while restoring and renovating the existing five-story commercial building.

Designed with an understated industrial character, the new pavilion complements the surrounding architecture while introducing a contemporary layer to the building. The project also includes façade updates, including multi-light windows and louvers, a reconfiguration of the ground-floor entrances and fenestration, and removal of the existing rooftop billboard. Stay tuned for further project updates.

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