A cast-iron Tribeca landmark is reimagined as a vertical gallery

The intervention centres on a 35ft atrium that attracts daylight by the depth of the plan, remodeling what was as soon as a dense business inside right into a sequence of linked volumes. A customized rigging beam spans the void, engineered to help large-scale artworks, whereas a floating marble staircase threads upward, its veining lower to align repeatedly from tread to tread. Across the 8,554sqft footprint, unique cast-iron columns and whitewashed brick are left seen, offset by stone, metal and discreetly built-in trendy programs.

The structure unfolds over three ranges: a double-height exhibition corridor at road stage; workplaces and viewing rooms above; and archive, convention and catering areas beneath. Positioned between Broadway and Church Street, the constructing sits throughout the Tribeca East Historic District, surrounded by galleries and industrial-era streetscapes. It’s listed for $12 million with Esteban Gomez at Compass.

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