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Posted: September 3, 2019
Greene tops out 70-unit residential building
Manhattan, NY Developer Jeff Greene has topped out 100 Vandam St. a 330-ft. building designed by COOKFOX Architects in Hudson Square. Members of the COOKFOX design team attended the topping out ceremony on August 13th. The ceremony took place on the 20th floor garden terrace, which will be a planted with native species and designed by landscape architect Terrain NYC. When complete, 100 Vandam will be a 25-story contemporary tower rising within the brick façade of a historical Hudson Square warehouse. Each of the 70 residences will include a planted outdoor space to help re-knit the urban ecosystem and connect residents with nature. Pavarini McGovern is the project’s general contractor.
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