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131 Duane Street
131 Duane Street
Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
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Other Projects by Jonathan Schloss / Architect
131 Duane Street
Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
Construction is nearing completion on The Hope Building, a mixed-use seven-story building in the heart of Tribeca. The owner engaged Jonathan Schloss / Architect to renovate the existing five-story landmark building’s lofts, retail and amenity space, while adding a new two-story rooftop penthouse.
The Hope Building was constructed in 1863 and operated as a shoe company for many years. Preserving and restoring the historic character of the façade was an important part of the project. This involved close coordination with the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, including on site mockups and approval through public hearing process.
In a complete interior retrofit, JSA designed eight high-end loft apartments and a custom penthouse with multiple outdoor terraces.
Old meets new in nearly every aspect of the project. Existing industrial cast iron columns on the lower levels meet a new steel structure on Level 5 to support the two additional penthouse floors. Reclaimed oak flooring, built-in shelving, and custom millwork rest upon existing timber beams. The façade features historic stone and masonry repair, preservation of the sheet metal cornice, new cast iron columns to match historic detailing, new steel storefront, and new double-hung wood windows.
The Hope Building was constructed in 1863 and operated as a shoe company for many years. Preserving and restoring the historic character of the façade was an important part of the project. This involved close coordination with the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, including on site mockups and approval through public hearing process.
In a complete interior retrofit, JSA designed eight high-end loft apartments and a custom penthouse with multiple outdoor terraces.
Old meets new in nearly every aspect of the project. Existing industrial cast iron columns on the lower levels meet a new steel structure on Level 5 to support the two additional penthouse floors. Reclaimed oak flooring, built-in shelving, and custom millwork rest upon existing timber beams. The façade features historic stone and masonry repair, preservation of the sheet metal cornice, new cast iron columns to match historic detailing, new steel storefront, and new double-hung wood windows.
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