The Department of Buildings partially approved plans November 27, 2007, for a 13-story condominium apartment building with 6 units at 1055 Park Avenue on the southeast corner at 87th Street.
A rendering of the building hangs on the exposed north side of the adjacent apartment building at 1045 Park Avenue and it indicates that the planned building will have a glass facade.
The building has 19-feet of frontage on Park Avenue and also has an address of 100 East 87th Street. It is directly across 87th Street from the lush sidewalk landscaping of 1065 Park Avenue.
H. Thomas O'Hara is listed as the building's architect and IGOC I Park LLC of which Maurice Bendrihem is a managing member and Jeffrey Gdanski is a member is the sponsor.
The construction fence surrounds the excavation.
The building is close to the 86th Street express subway station at Lexington Avenue and is convenient to numerous schools and cultural institutions in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood.
A rendering of the building hangs on the exposed north side of the adjacent apartment building at 1045 Park Avenue and it indicates that the planned building will have a glass facade.
The building has 19-feet of frontage on Park Avenue and also has an address of 100 East 87th Street. It is directly across 87th Street from the lush sidewalk landscaping of 1065 Park Avenue.
H. Thomas O'Hara is listed as the building's architect and IGOC I Park LLC of which Maurice Bendrihem is a managing member and Jeffrey Gdanski is a member is the sponsor.
The construction fence surrounds the excavation.
The building is close to the 86th Street express subway station at Lexington Avenue and is convenient to numerous schools and cultural institutions in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood.
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