Construction has reached a street level at 3041 Broadway, a 42-story tower designed by Robert A. M. Stern Architects in Morningside Heights. Continue Reading →
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Demolition Wraps For 42-Story Tower At In Morningside Heights In West Harlem
Demolition appears complete at 3041 Broadway in Morningside Heights in Harlem, the site of a forthcoming 42-story tower from Robert A. M. Stern Architects. Continue Reading →
Demolition Prep Underway For RAMSA-Designed Historic Building In Morningside Heights
Preparations have begun for demolition at 3041 Broadway, aka 100 Claremont Avenue, in Harlem to clear the way for a 42-story mixed-use condominium designed by Robert A. M. Stern Architects. Continue Reading →
Exterior Stone Curtain Wall Of The Vandewater Starts Rising Above Morningside Heights
Curtain wall installation has begun on the lower floors of The Vandewater in Morningside Heights, reports New York Yimby. Continue Reading →
Sales Launch For The Vandewater In Harlem
After topping-out last year above Morningside Heights in Harlem, the Vandewater has now launched sales of its 183 condominiums. Continue Reading →
Robert A.M. Stern Architects’ New Harlem Skyscraper Revealed
The Union Theological Seminary is working with Lendlease and L&L Holding Company to create a 42-story tower in the heart Morningside Heights. Continue Reading →
The Vandewater Tops Morningside Heights In Harlem
NY Yimby reports that standing north of Columbia University at 543 West 122nd Street, behind the Jewish Theological Seminary, is the new residential tower dubbed “Vandewater”. Continue Reading →
Rendering Revealed For 32-Story Condo Building At Morningside Heights In Harlem
NY Yimby reports that a new high-rises aren’t a frequent occurrence in Upper Manhattan, but one such project currently rising at 543 West 122nd Street, in Morningside Heights, now has its first renderings. Continue Reading →
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