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Chelsea Market Should Not Have Been Upzoned

…developer-friendly deal. Chelsea Market Should Not Have Been Upzoned BY ANDREW BERMAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GREENWICH VILLAGE SOCIETY FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION Chelsea Market with planned 10th Avenue addition above the complex….

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Chelsea Market

Chelsea Market Read Blog Posts about Chelsea Market Chelsea Market consists of 19 separate buildings constructed between the 1890s and 1930s for the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco), covering an entire…

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City Council Committee Approves Chelsea Market Upzoning

Earlier today, the City Council’s Land Use Committee voted to approve Jamestown Properties’ requested upzoning of Chelsea Market to allow the construction of two large towers atop the historic complex (Councilmember Charles Barron voted against,…

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Save Gansevoort Market Mission Statement

…this process, LPC asked Mr. Mellins to extend the northern boundary of the district into Chelsea to include the Chelsea Market complex (formerly te Nabisco headquarters) and the Old Homestead…

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Adaptive Reuse in Chelsea

…to Chelsea Market 10th Avenue End; R: Proposed Hotel Addition to Chelsea Market, as seen from 9th Avenue To find out more on how to get involved in this issue,…

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Gansevoort Market

…Preservation successfully nominated the entire Meatpacking District, including Chelsea Market, to the State and National Registers of Historic Places. Village Preservation continues to work to protect the special architectural character…

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Accomplishments

Chelsea Market, such as requiring that 75% of the ground floor market remain for food-related uses, and excluding chain stores, were neither permanent nor guaranteed, as there was absolutely no…

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More Historic Images? Yes, Please!

We recently added two new collections of photographs to the GVSHP Historic Image Archive, and they do not fail to impress! One is the Meatpacking District Above 14th Street/Chelsea Market/High…

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New York Biscuit Stables

…photo survey to GVSHP’s Historic Image Archive covering the northern area of the district above 14th street including the Chelsea Market, the old Nabisco factory, and the High Line before transformation. As part…

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2013: The Year In Review

…upzoning of Chelsea Market, such as requiring that 75% of the ground floor market remain for food related uses, and excluding chain stores, were neither permanent nor guaranteed, as there…

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Preservation History Archive

Preservation History Archive This archive contains printed materials from organizations and individuals involved in historic preservation and other local community efforts, particularly those connected to Greenwich Village, the East Village,…

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Business of the Month: Li-Lac Chocolates

…Li-Lac? There actually is another new store coming, we are opening another location in Chelsea Market and we’re planning to open in January.  Sometime in the middle of January we…

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440 West 15th Street

This 1893 structure was built by William Waldorf Astor to house a fleet of electric cars for the Nabisco Factory and headquarters across the street (now Chelsea Market). Village Preservation…

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Captains of Industry

…nearby present-day Chelsea Market), this structure eventually housed an innovative fleet of electric cars for the cookie manufacturing giant. Baumann Bros. Furniture and Carpets Store Baumann Brothers Furniture and Carpets…

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Looking Back and Looking Ahead

…manage to get reduced in size. One of these is the Chelsea Market expansion, and another one the Greenwich Lane residential project on the site of the former St. Vincent’s…

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More Cheese for the South Village?

Chelsea Market. Soon you’ll see lots of new goodies, cheese and otherwise, for the holidays, then after the new year we’ll introduce some very cool new things. Owner Rob Kaufelt…

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