Artisan Lofts, 143 Reade Street, NYC - Condo Apartments
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Artisan Lofts at 143 Reade Street is a remarkable transformation of a 1929 commercial building into 45 luxurious residential condominiums, completed in 2007 by Tribeca Associates and designed by BKSK Architects. This 16-story, beige-brick building in Tribeca combines historic charm with modern elegance, featuring large multi-paned windows, subtle setbacks, and a discreet entrance on Reade Street. The conversion preserves iconic architectural details while introducing contemporary design elements, offering a unique living experience at the crossroads of Tribeca’s historic and modern appeal.
Inside, the residences showcase expansive loft layouts with central air conditioning, full-size washers and dryers, and additional storage, including private 10’ x 9’ storage units in the basement. The building features low monthly charges and pet-friendly policies, adding to its practicality. Residents also benefit from deeded access to the adjacent building at 143 Reade Street, which provides a full suite of amenities, including a 24-hour doorman, concierge, fitness center, children’s playroom, and a shared roof deck with stunning city views.
Originally designed by Victor Mayper, who was renowned for his Lower Manhattan commercial buildings like 160 Varick Street and 121 Varick Street, Artisan Lofts reflects a period of architectural significance while adapting to Tribeca’s modern lifestyle. Its location places it steps from renowned dining spots, the Tribeca Greenmarket, Whole Foods, and excellent transit connections. Chambers Street, once known for its “nickel-and-dime stores,” has transformed into a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood, capturing the spirit of both its storied past and dynamic present.
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