363 Lafayette Street

NoHo | built 2019

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1905
Extending Lafayette Street south leaves an odd-shaped lot with two small commercial buildings
When Lafayette Street was extended to the south in 1905, the cut left an irregularly shaped site at the corner of Bond Street. Village Preservation's survey of the avenue says it held two adjacent commercial buildings, one of two stories and one of a single story, and a municipal tax photograph from about 1940 shows them. Both are gone, and a ten-story office building now occupies the lot.
Source: Village Preservation
2016
August
The Landmarks Commission approves a ten-story brick-and-terracotta office building by Morris Adjmi
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In August 2016 the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved Morris Adjmi Architects' design for a ten-story office building of brick and terracotta at 363 Lafayette Street, with ground-floor retail and a single-story wing stretching south to Bond Street. Village Preservation testified that the proposed massing and fenestration needed further study to make the building compatible with the NoHo Historic District.
Source: Village Preservation

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