| This 9 story project is
named after the dry goods merchant and philanthropist who endowed
the Juillard School of Music, which is now part of the Lincoln
Center for the Performing Arts.
The red-brick facades have black
metal window shadows and the building's name is emblazoning in black
lettering against white paint above the third floor, a treatment
also used at a few other attractive conversions of similar type
properties of the same period in TriBeCa such as the Sugar Warehouse
at 79 Laight Street.
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