Liberty Park, just south of the World Trade Center, is probably one of the more delightful accidental places in all of New York City. As most downtown visitors stream up Greenwich Street with an eye on the 9/11 Memorial, a few lucky ones curiously walk up the steps to this elevated park and immediately feel captivated by the serenity of this public space. In the truest example of New York City ...
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The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street sits prominently on the southeast corner of Leonard Street and Church Street, a bold reminder of Tribeca past. Across the street, ever-looming over this turn-of-the-century limestone edifice, is the Jenga-like skyscraper, 56 Leonard Street, a marvel of modern engineering and a must-see on any downtown attraction list. In no corner of the city could you find two more distinct buildings, yet each one ...
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Where we choose to live tends to be a reflection of the various aspects of our personalities. And this apartment in Tribeca’s Grabler Building oozes cool-- it looks like Tony Stark might live here. Built in the 1800s as a warehouse, the exquisite renovations made to the building will make you wonder why we waste warehouse space on storage. The 12’ high ceilings and cleverly thought-out floor plan makes amazing use ...
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