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THE SHAPE OF THINGSTO COME
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3 — THE BUILDING
4 — SUNSHINE ALLEY
5 — LOCATION
6 — LOWER EAST SIDE
8 — AVAILABILITIES
9 — FLOOR PLANS & TEST FITS
12 — ARCHITECTURE
13 — THE TEAM
14 — CONTACT
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From acclaimed architect Roger Ferris, the only new development of its type on the Lower East Side, 141 East Houston is a new frame for viewing the neighborhood. Column-free and unbounded by walls, it reinterprets the areathrough a bold geometric perimeter of cladding and glass. State-of- the-art workspaces and private terraces reframe expectations, while a well-connected location recasts perspectives.
A REDEFINED VISION
The Building
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With its glass frame and dynamic courtyard running the length of its eastern side, doubling as a second facade, 141 East Houston challenges the distinction between indoors and out.
BLUR THEOUTLINEBETWEEN
Sunshine Alley
Retail
— 60'offrontagealongHoustonStreet— GroundFloor:3,236SF,with17'ceilingheights— LowerLevel1:4,063SF,with12'ceilingheights
andplantedlightwell— LowerLevel2:4,405SF,with12'ceilingheights— ElevatoraccesstoLowerLevelsprovided— Built-incapacityforacommercialkitchen
withventingtoroof— OutdoorseatingareaalongSunshineAlley
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Lower East Side
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
Attractions28. FirstStreetGreenCulturalPark29. TheNewMuseum30. SaraD.RooseveltPark31. OlsenGruinGallery32. Metrograph33. WilliamsburgBridge
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Retail24. WholeFoods25. Russ&DaughtersShop26. Equinox27. EssexStreetMarket
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Hotels18. PublicHotel19. AceHotel20. SixtyLES21. HotelIndigo22. LudlowHouse23. HotelonRivington
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Cafes9. MilkBar10. IlLaboratoriodelGelato11. LudlowCoffeeSupply12. El Rey13. ClintonStreetBakingCo.14. SpreadhouseCafé15. Russ&DaughtersCafe16. IrvingFarm17. DoughnutPlant
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Restaurants1. Freemans2. Katz’sDelicatessen3. DirtyFrench4. TavernadiBacco5. SweetChick6. Serafina7. TheFatRadish8. NomWahTeaParlor
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Lower East Side
BEYOND THEEVERYDAY
Eye-catching architecture, historic sites and specialty shopping characterize the storied Lower East Side. Adventurous and vibrant, it’s an enviable portal to upscale boutiques, trendy restaurants, chic bars and edgy galleries.
LeftKatz’sDelicatessen
Middle top to bottom Russ&DaughtersShopPublicHotelentrance
Right top to bottomPublicHotelinterior,EssexStreetMarket,DoughnutPlant
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BIKE SCORE
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WALK SCORE
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TRANSITSCORE
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TAKE A WALK ON THE LOWER EAST SIDE
Sourcewww.walkscore.com
LeftNYCSubway2AvenueStopMiddleLudlowStreetBottom WilliamsburgBridge
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4,955 SF OFFICESPACE LEVEL9
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6,873 SF OFFICESPACE LEVEL6
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3,236 SF RETAILSPACE GROUND
4,063 SF RETAILSPACE LOWERLEVEL1
4,405 SF RETAILSPACE LOWERLEVEL2
VIEW PLAN
Availabilities
OPEN TO INSPIRATION
ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE SUNSHINEALLEY
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Floor Plan
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Roger Ferris is the founding principal of Roger Ferris + Partners and is responsible for directing the design and master planning work of the firm. Under his leadership, RF+P has received more than 80 regional and national awards.
His ability to work across a multitude of building types and scales is hinged by the tenacity and precision with which he approaches each project. Challenging the conventional architectural process in-order-to generate unconventional outcomes, Roger is fully involved in every aspect of the firm’s work at all stages through to delivery. His design ethos is characterized by stripped-down architectural language, responsiveness to context and inventiveness in meeting programmatic needs.
Notable works include: Top right TheBridgeClubhouseinBridgehampton,NY; Bottom left ScreenlandLoftsinLosAngeles,CA;Bottom middle RBSHeadquartersinStamford,CT; Bottom right ToppingRoseHouseinBridgehampton,NY;TheRelatedEquinoxHotelinChicago,IL; WatermillCenterinWaterMill,NY; andtheexpansionofPhilipJohnson’sWileyHousein NewCanaan,CT.
ROGER FERRIS:A MATTEROF FORM
Architecture
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EAST ENDCAPITALInvesting today’s capital in tomorrow’s most compelling places.
The Team
From top‘ThePlant’and‘123William’
TopAmenityspaceat‘285Madison’LeftRetailat‘36East20thStreet’
East End is a real estate investment company focusing on the development and repositioning of office, apartment and retail properties in New York and Miami.
It identifies demographic trends, improving infrastructure and compelling fundamentals to invest today’s capital in tomorrow’s most compelling places.
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GREGORY KRAUT
646 665 [email protected]
Office Inquiries
RICHARD SKULNIK
212 750 [email protected]
Retail Inquiries
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