The Department of Buildings approved plans September 11 for a new, 7-story rental apartment building at 1 Greene Street on the northwest corner at Canal Street in SoHo.
The development will have 58 apartments.
Judo Associates Inc. of Brooklyn of which Donald Fishoff is president is the developer.
Gene Kaufman is the architect and his website states that "the aluminum panel facade adopts the language and idiom of the historic neighborhood.
The design is rhythmically rectilinear and recalls the historic district's cast-iron aesthetic.
Earlier plans for the project, which also has an address of 341 Canal Street, call for a six-story building with 34 rental apartments and about 35,000 square feet of retail on three levels.
The present plan calls for retail only on the ground floor.
The development will have 58 apartments.
Judo Associates Inc. of Brooklyn of which Donald Fishoff is president is the developer.
Gene Kaufman is the architect and his website states that "the aluminum panel facade adopts the language and idiom of the historic neighborhood.
The design is rhythmically rectilinear and recalls the historic district's cast-iron aesthetic.
Earlier plans for the project, which also has an address of 341 Canal Street, call for a six-story building with 34 rental apartments and about 35,000 square feet of retail on three levels.
The present plan calls for retail only on the ground floor.
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