Monday, April 5, 2021

Partial reveal at the 101 Condominium

Workers late last week removed the scaffolding and netting from the all-new 24 First Ave. — aka the 101 Condominium, Rybeck Development's 7-story, 23-unit condoplex.

The Second Street side of the project remains behind the construction shroud... 
The building will feature residences from studios to three-bedroom units. (No mention of pricing.) Listed amenities include a full-time doorman, fitness center, lounge area, grill & wet bar and an "immaculate indoor/outdoor park." 

And here are two renderings of the building's lounge area for tenants via the 101 website...
Two addresses — 24 First Ave. and its property mate 99-101 E. Second St. — were demolished to make room for the 101.

No. 24 's previous occupants included the cabaret Lucky Cheng's (1993-2012) and Club Baths, the first openly gay-owned bathhouse (1971-1983)... and Cave Canem and La Nouvelle Justine in between.

4 comments:

  1. Woo! no sleep for neighbors for sure. Perhaps it's about time those creating these renderings consider some diversity.

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  2. Apparently this building anticipates only having white tenants. What a nightmare!

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  3. "Were it not for The East Village’s deep-rooted culture of fearless self-expression..." - oh, is THAT what all the late-night drunken woo-ing and rooftop / garden ragers are about? Thanks for letting me know.

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  4. 2ndAveSilverPantherApril 5, 2021 at 2:06 PM

    noble neolani, I'm definitely with you in spirit, but why should the renderings consider diversity, when the owners, and our new 'hood inhabitants, don't give a flying fuck about anyone slightly different than their precious, pampered selves?

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