Already rising high into the Lower Manhattan skyline, Trinity Place Holdings' mixed-use 77 Greenwich residential tower development has recently entered into sales. Set to stand tall at 500 feet, the 42-storey, 77 Greenwich will soon be home to 90 luxury residences sat atop a 150-ft podium split between retail at grade and a new public elementary school.
77 Greenwich, as it will appear upon completion, image via Binyan Studios
Designed by FXCollaborative and Deborah Berke Partners, 77 Greenwich will incorporate two distinct volumes into one sleek package. The taller, 350-ft. residential portion of the tower will be faced in reflective glass, while the shorter, 150-ft. mixed-use podium will be clad in stone - the latter to reflect the historic aesthetic of the local streetscape.
77 Greenwich, inside looking out, image via Binyan Studios
Speaking of history, the development will include the preservation and restoration of the adjacent Robert & Anne Dickey House (c. 1810), which is the last remaining example of a Federal-style building in NYC. The historic structure will blend nicely into the aforementioned stone-clad public school and retail space.
77 Greenwich, view from the top, image via Binyan Studios
Residents will be provided with a full range of amenities and high-quality interior finishes, with prices starting at 1.78 million (USD). The true showstopper here, however, will be the sweeping Downtown views, complete with ocean glimpses and majestic sunsets.
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