565 Broome SoHo

565 Broome Street | also 100 Varick Street | Hudson Square | built 2020

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  1. 2014

    Three developers assemble an eight-parcel Broome Street site for $130 million

    The project now known as 565 Broome SoHo began to take shape in early 2014. Three firms developed it together: Halpern Real Estate Ventures, Aronov Development and Bizzi & Partners Development. The eight separate parcels it covers were first bought for $130 million, forming the site for the two towers that now stand there.

    Source: Wikipedia

  2. 2015

    Renzo Piano is revealed as lead architect, his first residential building in New York

    In mid-2015 Pritzker Prize winner Renzo Piano was revealed as the lead architect, designing his first residential building in New York City. Detailed renderings followed by spring 2016. Piano chose the SoHo site because the low-rise blocks around it would leave open views of Manhattan, Tribeca and the Hudson River.

    “In mid-2015, Renzo Piano was revealed as the lead architect, and by spring 2016 the first detailed design renderings had been released.”

    Source: Wikipedia

  3. 2017

    Condo sales begin for 115 apartments in two 290-foot towers

    By 2017 sales of the first condominium units at 565 Broome SoHo were underway. The two conjoined towers, each rising 290 feet, hold 115 apartments in sizes from studios to four-bedroom homes. The complex was finished the next year, in 2018.

    Source: Wikipedia

  4. 2018

    Piano's twin towers frame a 90-foot glass conservatory with a Taschen library

    Renzo Piano's two towers meet around a glass lounge conservatory that rises 90 feet and holds a wet bar and an art-book library curated by the publisher Taschen. The facade uses curved corner windows of low-iron glass, chosen for clarity and daylight. Piano said he wanted residents to feel as if they were flying.

    Source: Wikipedia

  5. 2018

    The complex opens as New York's first high-end residential 'zero waste' building

    Completed in 2018, 565 Broome SoHo is described as the first high-end residential building in New York City to meet a zero-waste standard. Under that definition, more than 90 percent of its waste is diverted from landfills, incinerators and the environment.

    Source: Wikipedia

  6. 2018

    Residents get an automated car garage, a 55-foot pool and six private saltwater pools

    A porte-cochere at 565 Broome SoHo leads into an automated garage where cars are stored mechanically on upper levels. Interiors by the Paris firm RDAI include a heated 55-foot pool, a fitness center and spa. Six apartments also have their own outdoor saltwater pools.

    Source: Wikipedia

  7. 2019

    Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick buys a penthouse at 565 Broome for $36.4 million

    In 2019 Travis Kalanick, the Uber co-founder, bought a penthouse at 565 Broome Street for $36.4 million. He also owns a San Francisco townhouse in the Castro District that was nicknamed the Jam Pad.

    Source: Wikipedia

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