173 Perry Street was the first of three mid-rise residential condominium buildings facing the Hudson River designed by Richard Meier. It and 176 Perry Street were completed in 2002 and were developed by Richard Born, Ira Drukier and Charles Blaichman. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
173 Perry Street is a 16 story, 16 unit West Village condominium designed by Richard Meier and completed in 2002. Developed by Richard Born, Ira Drukier, and Charles Blaichman, it was the first of three Meier residential buildings along this stretch of the Hudson waterfront, followed by neighboring 176 Perry Street and 165 Charles Street.
The building pairs floor-to-ceiling glass with projecting white steel frames, narrow spandrels, and frosted glass balconies, all set behind a minimalist gray granite plaza. Apartments are largely organized as full floor homes of about 1,800 square feet, with high ceilings, private entry landings, broad river exposures, and terraces or balconies. Many have open living areas facing the Hudson, while the penthouse duplex extends the format across two levels with a setback terrace.
A 24 hour doorman and concierge staff the attended lobby, and the building has a fitness center, resident storage, a bike room, and a live-in superintendent. Central air and in-unit washer and dryers are established apartment features. Hudson River Park is directly across West Street, while the Whitney Museum, the High Line, and the Meatpacking District are several blocks north.
Notable residents have included actor Nicole Kidman and William Joy, cofounder of Sun Microsystems. Their association with the building dates to its early years, when Meier's Perry Street towers brought a sharply gridded glass and white steel presence to the West Village waterfront.
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