[EVG photo from March 22]
The other morning we took a look through the blogger portals on the plywood at 200 E. Sixth St. at Cooper Square… where a 13-floor dorm is in the works for Marymount Manhattan College.
And the building is now up to the street level …
One of these days it will look something like this rendering…
[Photo by Robert Miner]
Previously on EV Grieve:
Here's what's coming to 35 Cooper Square: 9-story dormitory
City OKs 13-floor dorm for Cooper Square
Updated: Here's what the newest East Village dorm will look like
Dig bottoms out on Cooper Square; here comes the dorm, here comes the dorm!
What type of future, do students have with no clothes, shoes, food, art, books, music, stores?
ReplyDeletejust what we need. more student housing.
ReplyDeleteplease make sure to have a ground floor complete with a pizza joint, a fro yo shop, a bank, a big bar with no food, make that two banks, and at least one ramen shop that is open 24 hours.
What an original and inspiring design. Makes me glad to be alive.
ReplyDeletethey've already got the beer pong table up! ev development really is happening at a faster rate than ever!
ReplyDeleteA dorm for a school that's on the upper east side. Okay schools, let's all just dump our kids below 14th street. That's where all the cool bars are anyways. Duh. Time for a new name for us--Dorm Village.
ReplyDeleteI hope they find a way to incorporate all that griffiti into the new dorm. It's sooo urban and artistic.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of windows that are gonna lose any access to fresh air and sunlight. Did we learn nothing from the Five Points?
ReplyDelete6:23 AM said:
ReplyDelete"Anonymous said...
What type of future, do students have with no clothes, shoes, food, art, books, music, stores?"
Also: What type of future do students have with no employment?
- East Villager