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Townhouse Peeping: 25 Harrison Street
One of nine brick Federal homes, it was first sold by the city for $47,000 as part of the Washington Street Urban Renewal Area condemnation in 1969. / 3 comments
Loft Peeping: The penthouse at 67 Vestry
The new construction on top of the 1896 building on West Street has killer views both east and west. / 1 comment
Loft Peeping: 31 Harrison Street Townhouse
A bachelor pad is converted to a family home in one of the historic Federal Style brick townhouses on Harrison. / 3 comments
Loft Peeping: The restoration of 51-53 White
A restoration reveals the Tuckahoe marble and cast iron details of an 1858 Tribeca classic that was shrouded in 20th-Century missteps. / 1 comment
Loft Peeping: The historic row house at 27 Harrison
The home of the city's first native-born architect -- the designer of City Hall and Hamilton's Grange -- just sold...in 11 days. / 3 comments
Loft Peeping: Franklin Street loft
Designer Kevin Dumais resurrected a '90s bachelor pad to be a sleek home for a young couple. Sweet. / 2 comments
Loft Peeping: The Woolworth Building’s pavilions
The two pavilions of Cass Gilbert's Woolworth Building -- a National Historic Landmark -- have access to the roof of the building's base so there's no better view of its quirky features. / 7 comments
Tenement Peeping: Jane Freeman’s walkup on Harrison
Originally a seaman's boarding house, the apartment still has some of those original touches, such as built-in wardrobes and glass-paned pocket doors, minus the steel bedsteads. / 4 comments
Loft Peeping: Cary Paik and Esther Lee’s penthouse at 13 Jay
The architect and the MetLife executive are selling their expansive and creative triplex at 13 Jay as they head north.
Loft Peeping: Anthony Sperduti
A co-founder of the Partners & Spade ad agency, Anthony Sperduti renovated and decorated his White Street loft himself, citing "cinematography, Peggy Guggenheim's Venice home, and 1970s New York nightlife" as inspiration. / 1 comment
Loft Peeping: Harrison Street Townhouse
The 1828 house was recently bought by two artists, who thoroughly renovated it. “We wanted to do something totally new that would match the house without seeming artificial,” said one. "It looks like layers of history, as if the house progressed over time.” / 5 comments
Loft Peeping: Magnus & Nina Barnieh Blair
Interior designer Nina Barnieh Blair solved the lack-of-light problem in her White Street loft by removing walls and adding glass partitions, then painting the walls white and furnishing the rooms with Scandinavian, midcentury, and African design. / 1 comment
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