5B Carmine Street

West Village | built 1862

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1. 1966

   Architect Ferdinand Innocenti turns the three courtyard houses at 5 Carmine into triplexes

   In 1966 the DeLucia family, Vito and Gilbert, hired architect Ferdinand Innocenti to convert each of the three rear row houses, including 5B, into a single-family triplex. The houses had been built for a baker, Thomas Turner, in the early 1860s and were later occupied by multiple households. They became separately owned properties with their own tax lots in 1993.

   “In 1966, architect Ferdinand Innocenti was responsible for converting each of the houses into a single-family triplex for Vito and Gilbert DeLucia.”

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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