The building's current square footage will increase from 8,304 to 10,151. Despite the expansion, the taller No. 94-96 will have 10 residential units instead of the current 11. The filing also shows that there are plans for a roof deck.
This corner was home for 32-plus years to the Sidewalk, which closed in February 2019.
Penn South Capital paid $9.6 million for the property in March 2019, per public records. Pini Milstein, who retired, was the principal owner of the building as well as the operator of the Sidewalk.
A bar-restaurant called August Laura opened in the building's retail space last October.
Previously on EV Grieve:
• 1-floor expansion planned for Avenue A building that housed the Sidewalk
• The building housing the former Sidewalk sells on Avenue A
8 comments:
Are there still tenants in that building, or were they bought out?
looks weird
Seems not one architect has figured out how to add a floor or two without it looking freaky.
Looks hideous!
(Gojira sees photos. Makes loud hacking sound.)
Looks terrible! Who signed off on this design lol
Is that a shipping container penthouse?
Imagine all the dirt and grime in the crack between the two buildings.
I hope they leave the sidewalk scaffolding; it looks about as appropriate as that top floor. (Without it, the building will look naked.)
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