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Landmarks panel approves single new window at Gansevoort Market building
Summary
The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 10 approved an application to add one window to the sixth floor of a building in the Gansevoort Market Historic District after hearing preservation testimony that the opening would match earlier alterations and be minimally visible from the street.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved an application Tuesday to add a single window opening on the sixth floor of the block-sized Gansevoort Market ensemble at 95 Horatio Street.
The applicant, architect Steve Kilcoyne of Allen & Kilcoyne Architects, told the commission the proposed opening would replicate a paired window configuration already present nearby and match previously approved aluminum 1-over-1 windows on the building’s adapted residential facade. "We felt that was appropriate, and it is within this banding that exists,"…
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