Washington Street and Gansevoort Street
Gansevoort Market Historic District
LPC Designation Report: Available as PDF.
Application is to modify masonry openings and install storefront infill.
PDF presentation links:
LPC Presentation of 3/25/2025
LPC Presentation of 3/4/2025
Community Board Presentation of 2/13/2025
PAST HEARING/MEETING DATES and DECISIONS
LPC Public Meeting – March 25th, 2025
APPROVED
LPC Public Hearing – March 4th, 2025
NO ACTION – Commissioners suggested alternatives for the Gansevoort Street facade to retain more of the historic brickwork, while allowing for larger storefront display windows, such as dropping some of the existing sills, and combining two instead of three of the openings. Applicants will return with a revised scheme for this facade; the rest of the proposal was approved as is.
Community Board 2 Meeting – February 13th, 2025
CB Resolution Recommends:
A. Approval of the Washington Street infill and the three similar bays on Gansevoort Street; and
B. Approval of the transom and hanging signs, provided that they match the approved signs elsewhere in the building; and
C. Denial of the plate glass windows and door on the Gansevoort Street facade that removes an inordinate amount of historic material and erases the appearance of a clearly secondary facade; and
D. That there be a replacement design that respects the quality of a secondary facade and that the design be seen by the CB2 Landmarks Committee for review and a recommendation before being considered by the Commission.
Please note: At this time, all LPC public hearings and meetings are hybrid. Members of the public may participate in-person at the Municipal Building (1 Centre Street, 9th Floor Public Hearing Room), or virtually via Zoom and YouTube. For a video tutorial on how to participate virtually, click HERE.
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