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Howard Hughes Seaport Tower Project Approved by Landmarks

The Howard Hughes Corporation CEO David O’Reilly (LinkedIn via David O’Reilly) If any pigs were seen flying over Lower Manhattan Tuesday, this would explain it: An $850 million development planned for the South Street Seaport Historic District was approved. The third time before the fussy Landmarks Preservation Commission was the charm for the Howard Hughes Corporation as the board voted 6 to 2 in favor of its downsized but still sizable project at 250 Water Street. The company’s proposal was among the most controversial in recent city history, with throngs of New Yorkers weighing in about how it would save the nearby Seaport Museum, provide affordable housing and blend in seamlessly with the historic district and Financial District on either side. Plenty of others decried the design, saying the building would overwhelm the area with its height and bulk.

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New York City s Landmarks Preservation Commission approves controversial Howard Hughes Corp s Seaport tower

Rendering of project at 250 Water St. The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a controversial tower in Manhattan s South Street Seaport in a 6-2 vote on Tuesday, clearing the way for the Howard Hughes Corporation to move forward with its plans for 250 Water St. We appreciate the [commission s] thoughtful feedback and are gratified that the commissioners have deemed our 250 Water St. proposal appropriate for the Seaport Historic District, Saul Scherl, president of Howard Hughes New York tristate region, said in a statement. We worked hard to produce a design that is responsive to the commission s comments and preserves the project s crucial benefits: deeply affordable housing in one of the city s wealthiest neighborhoods and meaningful funding for the South Street Seaport Museum, the heart of the Historic District.

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John W McGrain Jr , historian for Baltimore County, writer and editor, dies

John W McGrain Jr , historian for Baltimore County, writer and editor, dies
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David Chipperfield s The Bryant completes construction

David Chipperfield completes The Bryant in New York David Chipperfield completes The Bryant in New York Chipperfield Architects completes The Bryant, the latest luxury residential development on New York’s iconic skyline Chipperfield Architects has just completed The Bryant, the latest addition to New York City’s every-changing luxury residential development landscape. Adding elegance and poise to the Big Apple’s iconic skyline, the project, created by David Chipperfield and his team in London, is a 32-storey tower building located by Bryant Park, which lends the property its name. The project mixes private residential with a hotel located on the lower levels and up to the 14th floor. Two retail units are placed on the ground floor. Marking this array of uses through its design, the building nods to the historical skyscraper typology that the city is so well known for. ‘The building articulates three separate parts following the traditional tripartite compositio

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The Bryant Tower / David Chipperfield Architects

© Simon Menges Adhering to the conditions of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, the façade relates to the historic buildings nearby, offering a contemporary interpretation. The concrete mix contains different aggregates identical to the stone varieties found in the neighbouring buildings’ masonry façades. These polished precast concrete slabs and columns follow a tectonic grid composition lending the building a classical appearance and firmly asserting its place within the streetscape. © Simon Menges The concrete building structure extends into the interior of the residences, reinforcing a sense of architectural substance and identity. Built-in furnishings conceal storage spaces and appliances while dividing the spaces, removing the need for partition walls, and allowing uninterrupted views around the perimeter. Floor-to-ceiling windows open on to Juliet balconies on the north and south façades for all residences, while the penthouses have double-height, colonnaded t

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