456 Greenwich Street
also 28 Desbrosses Street, 445 Washington Street, 454 Greenwich Street | Tribeca | built 2022
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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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- 1942
The 456 Greenwich Street Corporation builds a one-story freight terminal for trucks
An earlier building stood on this site: a one-story freight terminal built in 1942 by the 456 Greenwich Street Corporation, designed by Levy & Berger. It was set back from Greenwich Street so trucks could pull in, and it replaced two nineteenth-century buildings.
“The first portion of the building was built in 1942 by the 456 Greenwich Street Corporation to plans drawn by Levy & Berger.”
- 1950
Architect A.L. Seiden doubles the freight terminal with a side addition
In 1950 the owner doubled the size of this earlier freight terminal with an addition at the side, designed by Abraham L. Seiden. The expanded building had seven loading bays on the Desbrosses Street side and four on Greenwich Street.
“In 1950 the building was doubled in size, with an addition to the side, designed by A.L. Seiden for the same owner.”
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