120 Sullivan Street
SoHo | built 1916
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
Written with AI from the source each entry cites, then fact-checked.
- 1913
George J. Casazza, who designed 120 Sullivan Street, keeps an office on Bleecker Street in 1913
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The report says little is known of George J. Casazza (1889-1949). He had an office on Bleecker Street in 1913, moved to West Broadway the next year, and later practiced near Madison Square, continuing until at least 1929. In this historic district his only work is the apartment building at 120 Sullivan Street.
“…had an office on Bleecker Street in 1913 before moving to West Broadway the following year…”
- 1916
George J. Casazza designs a six-story apartment house at 120 Sullivan Street for his brothers
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In 1916 architect George J. Casazza drew up the six-story building at 120 Sullivan Street for his brothers Victor and Louis Casazza. Its symmetrical four-bay front is laid in Flemish-bond brick with stepped edges, stone sill courses, and an iron fire escape with a decorative pattern. The commission classes it as a Neoclassical Revival apartment building that contributes to the district.
“…designed by George J. Casazza for Victor and Louis Casazza, his brothers, in 1916…”
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