H. Thomas O'Hara has designed a 10-story addition to the 7-story building at 111 Fulton Street in Lower Manhattan.
The redevelopment project will create a new center atrium whose floor area is deducted from the existing building and transferred to its top.
According to Mr. O'Hara's website, the project is "currently in construction document phase, expected start of construction winter 2006."
The project, which is between Dutch and William Streets, is anticipated to include 289 residential condominium apartments.
It is close to the former Keuffel & Esser Building at 127 Fulton Street that is being converted into 6 condominium apartments by Andy Kettler of 127 Fulton LLC.
It is also to the east of the planned Fulton Street Transit Mall along Broadway that is being designed by Grimshaw.
Attempts by CityRealty.Com today to reach Mr. O'Hara for further details were unsuccessful.
The redevelopment project will create a new center atrium whose floor area is deducted from the existing building and transferred to its top.
According to Mr. O'Hara's website, the project is "currently in construction document phase, expected start of construction winter 2006."
The project, which is between Dutch and William Streets, is anticipated to include 289 residential condominium apartments.
It is close to the former Keuffel & Esser Building at 127 Fulton Street that is being converted into 6 condominium apartments by Andy Kettler of 127 Fulton LLC.
It is also to the east of the planned Fulton Street Transit Mall along Broadway that is being designed by Grimshaw.
Attempts by CityRealty.Com today to reach Mr. O'Hara for further details were unsuccessful.
Architecture Critic
Carter Horsley
Since 1997, Carter B. Horsley has been the editorial director of CityRealty. He began his journalistic career at The New York Times in 1961 where he spent 26 years as a reporter specializing in real estate & architectural news. In 1987, he became the architecture critic and real estate editor of The New York Post.
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