Trinity Commons

68 Trinity Place | also 107 Greenwich Street, 76 Trinity Place | Financial District | built 2018

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2015
Trinity Church decides to demolish its 1927 building rather than renovate
Trinity Church, which owns the site at 68-76 Trinity Place, faced a $33 million renovation to bring its 1927 office and preschool building up to code, or a replacement costing about $35 million. In 2015 the vestry chose replacement and tore the building down. The 1927 structure had itself replaced one built in 1879.
Source: Wikipedia
2018
Trinity Commons tops out after a redesign forced by community opposition
The church first planned 310,000 square feet of mostly luxury condominiums in a glass-fronted building. After community opposition it switched to a smaller commercial building with community uses. The final design uses bronzed aluminum, keeps a footbridge from the old building, and reuses stained glass and terra cotta salvaged from the 1927 building. It topped out in 2018.
Source: Wikipedia
2021
Trinity Commons opens as the third building on the site since 1879
Trinity Commons opened in 2021 at 68-76 Trinity Place, between Rector and Albany Streets. It is the third building on the site since 1879, after the structures of 1879 and 1927. Trinity Church had kept its offices and preschool in the 1927 building.
Source: Wikipedia

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