412 West 13th Street
also 410 West 13th Street | West Village | built 1900
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1929
Lockwood Greene designs an International-style annex for Vincent Astor beside the Collier's building
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The former P.F. Collier & Son printing plant next door at 416-424 West 13th Street became a General Electric warehouse in 1929. A modern annex, an early example of the International style, went up beside it in 1929-30, designed by Lockwood Greene Engineers for Vincent Astor. The landmarks commission calls it the last of the Astor improvements in the Gansevoort Market district.
“…an early International style annex (1929-30, Lockwood Greene Engineers, Inc.) was constructed next door ... Owned by Vincent Astor, this was the last of the Astor improvements…”
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