193 Bleecker Street

also 195 Bleecker Street, 189 Bleecker Street | Greenwich Village | built 1907

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1. 1907

   John Philip Voelker designs paired Colonial Revival tenements at Bleecker and MacDougal Streets for four owners

   Architect John Philip Voelker designed the six-story brick tenements at 189-195 Bleecker Street, also numbered 91-93 MacDougal Street, in 1907 for the owners Antonio Prato, John Gerberino, Joseph Raffa and John L. Fogliasso. The two buildings went up under separate permits and have commercial ground floors. In 1989 their tax lots were merged into a condominium, though each building keeps its own residential entrance, at 193-5 Bleecker and 93 MacDougal.

   “Designed by Voelker for the same owners but under separate New Building permits, in 1989 the tax lots and their buildings were combined into a condominium…”

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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