3 Hubert Street

also 7 Hubert Street | Tribeca | built 2004

Written with AI from the source each entry cites, then fact-checked.

1901
Samuel Weil's six-story warehouse rises on the Hudson Street end of the lot in 1901
From 1901 until 1971 a six-story warehouse designed by Louis Korn stood on the part of this lot that runs through to Hudson Street. It was built for Samuel Weil, who later acquired the loft building at 413 Greenwich Street. It was an earlier building on the site, long gone before today's construction.
“…on the portion of this lot extending through to Hudson Street, from 1901 until 1971, stood a six-story warehouse, designed by Louis Korn for Samuel Weil…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1971
Two buildings are demolished and the lot at 3-9 Hubert becomes a parking lot
In 1971 two buildings on this large Hubert Street lot were torn down: the old schoolhouse and the Hudson Street warehouse. The city's Tribeca West landmark report describes the 100-by-171-foot lot as a parking lot, which it had been ever since.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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