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SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District Extension SoHo Cast Iron Historic District Extension |
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Full Address: Crosby Street and portions of Lafayette, Howard, and Centre Streets, while the smaller western section includes buildings on the Alternative Address: Year Built: late 1800s Year Designated: 2010 Year Published: 2010 Architect: Robert Mook, D & J Jardine, Detlef Lienau, Renwick & Sands, Samuel A. Warner, George F. Pelham, Griffin Thomas, Isaac F. Duckworth, Henry Engelbert, John H. Whitenack, John B. Snook, Edward H. Kendall, DeLemos & Cordes, many others Key words: Houston, SoHo, cast iron, Crosby Street, Lafayette Street, Howard Street, Centre Street, West Broadway, Thompson Street, post-Civil War, store, loft, wholesale dry goods, manufacturing, factory, textiles, clothing, drug wholesalers, toy manufacturers, electrical and hardware suppliers, paper warehouses, electronics fabricators, Italianate, Second Empire, and Queen Anne, Romanesque, Renaissance Revival, Federal Style, Greek Revival, Robert Mook, D & J Jardine, Detlef Lienau, Renwick & Sands, Samuel A. Warner, George F. Pelham, Griffin Thomas, Isaac F. Duckworth, Henry Engelbert, John H. Whitenack, John B. Snook, Edward H. Kendall, DeLemos & Cordes, Albert Buchman, Charles Haight, William Field & Son, John R. Thomas, Schneider & Herter, Oscar S. Teale, dead storage, hell’s hundred acres, artists, studios, galleries, artist residence, Keith Haring, A.I.R. Gallery, Leo Castelli, Ileana Sonnabend, John Weber, Andre Emmerich, Charles Cowles, Mary Boone, Frank Gehry, upscale, boutiques, restaurants, bars, clubs, hotels, shops, gentrification, SoHo Cast Iron Historic District Extension, SoHo Cast Iron, Cast Iron Notes: Architectural Styles: Federal Greek Revival Italianate Queen Anne Renaissance Revival Romanesque Second Empire Files: View PDF (2010-SOHO-CastIronHistoricDistrictExtension.pdf) Subjects: New York Buildings New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission Reports: Manhattan Manhattan SoHo Soho-Cast Iron Historic District |
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