37 Greene Street
also 39 Greene Street | SoHo | built 1884
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- 1884
Richard Berger completes a ten-bay iron store at 37-43 Greene Street for Nathan, Schwab & Kayser
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The six-story store with an all-iron facade was built between August 1883 and February 1884 for the firm of Nathan, Schwab & Kayser. Richard Berger was the architect, and the front is ten bays wide. The Landmarks Preservation Commission noted that its original cornice had been removed.
- 1993
David Zwirner opens his gallery on the ground floor of 43 Greene Street with a Franz West show
David Zwirner launched his gallery at street level in 43 Greene Street, in SoHo, in 1993. The first exhibition was a solo show by the Austrian sculptor Franz West. In 2002 the gallery moved to West 19th Street in Chelsea.
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- 1996
Rem Koolhaas designs the Lehmann Maupin gallery's plywood-lined storefront at 39 Greene Street
Architect Rem Koolhaas designed the first space for the Lehmann Maupin gallery in 1996, a raw room paneled in plywood. The 3,500-square-foot storefront stood at 39 Greene Street, near Grand Street. In September 2002 the gallery moved to a larger space, and in 2007 it opened a second New York location on Chrystie Street.
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