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Carter Horsley's Building Review Carter Horsley
Jan 28, 2019
74 CITYREALTY RATING
  • #5 in East Village

Carter's Review

This rather dramatic, 10-story building on the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue was erected in 2018 by the Parametric Development Group and designed by NAVA. 

It has 12 condominium units. 

It is one block east of the very beautiful Grace Episcopal Church, and two blocks north of Cooper Union at St. Mark's Place and three blocks north of McSorley's, one of the city's most historic saloons. 

It has convenient public transportation.

Bottom Line

With a patterned metal façade with cut-outs and cantilevers, this attractive, corner, mid-rise building with large layouts has a prime location on Fourth Avenue between Astor Place and Union Square and is one-block from the beautiful Grace Episcopal Church.

 

Description

According to an article by Ondel Hilton at cityrealty.com, the building is along a stretch of Fourth Avenue once known as Book Row because there once 48 bookstores between Astor Place and Union Square.  "Paying homage to the location," Mr. Hylton wrote that "the bronze-toned panels will have impressions stippled in curving patterns."  "They are the result," he continued, "of an intensive creative process of 'transforming and expressing the written word into a physical pattern on the building's façade,' says NAVA."

Amenities

The building has an attended lobby and virtual concierge, bicycle storage, a landscaped roof deck, storage, and a garden with a commissioned sculpture by John Clement.

Apartments

Apartments have 10-foot-high ceilings, gas fireplaces, 8-inch-wide plank oak floors, tripled-glazed windows, windowed kitchens with Dada cabinetry by the Molteni Group, Miele kitchen appliances, a free-standing Blu-Stone bathtub. 

Some units have fireplaces and direct elevator access. 

Apartment 67 is a four-bedroom duplex unit with 3,304 square feet, a 12-foot-entrance gallery, a 37-foot-long great room with a 12-foot-long open kitchen with an island and a small, diagonal terrace. 

The 8th floor apartment is a 3-bedroom unit with 2,662 square feet, a 44-foot-long entrance gallery that leads to a 26-foot-long great room flanked by large terraces and a 22-foot-long, open and windowed kitchen. 

Apartment 5W is a three-bedroom unit with 1,831 square feet with a 12-foot-long entry foyer that leads to a 33-foot-long great room with an 19-foot-long open kitchen with a breakfast bar. 

Apartment 5E is a one-bedroom unit with 924 square feet and an entry foyer that leads to a 14-foot-long great room with an 13-foot-long open kitchen.

 

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