When we last covered Greystone Development's 108 Chambers Street in January, the Department of Building's permit detailed a single-floor commercial structure. Amended permits now show the full scope of the 10-floor building. There will be ground-floor retail, one apartment per floor from levels 2-8, and a single duplex penthouse on floors 9 and 10.
New renderings have also been released for the mixed-use project designed by Woods Bagot. The building will be enclosed in a glass façade and framed by beveled elements. So far, it looks like the residences on top will have floor-to-ceiling windows, and access to an outdoor roof terrace. In 2016, Tribeca Citizen revealed that the retail tenants will be Starbucks and Vitamin Shoppe, and they have both been included in the renderings. While the Starbucks will be the ultimate unofficial amenity for residents of the apartments above, more details on what the building will offer are not yet available.
New renderings have also been released for the mixed-use project designed by Woods Bagot. The building will be enclosed in a glass façade and framed by beveled elements. So far, it looks like the residences on top will have floor-to-ceiling windows, and access to an outdoor roof terrace. In 2016, Tribeca Citizen revealed that the retail tenants will be Starbucks and Vitamin Shoppe, and they have both been included in the renderings. While the Starbucks will be the ultimate unofficial amenity for residents of the apartments above, more details on what the building will offer are not yet available.
Rendering via Greystone Development
Rendering details via Greystone Development
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108 Chambers Street's location on the corner of Church Street puts it deep in the heart of Tribeca. The Chambers Street subway stop is one block away, and the building is surrounded by restaurants, bars, and shops that have become local institutions.
Tribeca, home to 56 Leonard, the Woolworth Tower, and the celebrity-packed 443 Greenwich, has 293 apartments for sale right now, with a median condo price of $5.75M.
Tribeca, home to 56 Leonard, the Woolworth Tower, and the celebrity-packed 443 Greenwich, has 293 apartments for sale right now, with a median condo price of $5.75M.
Construction as of December 7th, 2017. Photo by CityRealty
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