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Successor owners to the original developer of this Broadway office tower have faced an inherently problematic site condition at their full blockfront special...continued.
Located slightly east of Broadway on the north side of West 63rd Street, this plaza has received a modest facelift since the late 1980s that demonstrates...continued.
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It is not difficult to explain why this compact residential plaza, located at the northwest corner of Third Avenue and East 84th Street, has been one of...continued.
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Unlike virtually all the neighboring residential buildings along this section of Park Avenue that have built out at ground level to their respective front...continued.
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Although the building is called the Future, there is nothing especially futuristic about how this residential plaza deploys such old-fashioned ideas as...continued.
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