414 West Broadway

SoHo | built 2016

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1909
Frederick Jacobson builds a loft at 414-416 West Broadway for Elaine Fuller in two phases, 1909 and 1913
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The northern four bays went up in 1909-10 and the southern four in 1913, both for owner Elaine H. Fuller and designed by Frederick Jacobson. The four-story loft replaced two brick buildings from the nineteenth century, part of a wave in which SoHo's remaining small houses were swapped for bigger loft buildings.
“…built in two phases between 1909 and 1913 (the northern four bays in 1909-10; the southern four bays in 1913)…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1967
The upper floors of 414-416 West Broadway are converted to artists' studios and apartments in 1967-70
Tenants before the change included the U.S. Cloth Cutting Machine Co. in 1919, the paint seller A. Schimmel in 1926, and a drug firm in 1939. In 1967-70 the upper floors became artists' studios and apartments. Later the ground floor held a clothing salon called Miso in 1978, a bridal-gown shop in 1993, and a Diesel children's boutique in 2005.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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