Another Makeover for NYC's South Street Seaport?
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NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties
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NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties
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NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties
![NYC South Street Seaport](https://www.architecturalrecord.com/ext/resources/Static_Images/Slideshow-Fixes/NYC-South-Street-Seaport-04.jpg?t=1457553465&width=1080)
NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties
![NYC South Street Seaport](https://www.architecturalrecord.com/ext/resources/Static_Images/Slideshow-Fixes/NYC-South-Street-Seaport-05.jpg?t=1457553473&width=1080)
NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties
![NYC South Street Seaport](https://www.architecturalrecord.com/ext/resources/Static_Images/Slideshow-Fixes/NYC-South-Street-Seaport-06.jpg?t=1457553484&width=1080)
NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties
![NYC South Street Seaport](https://www.architecturalrecord.com/ext/resources/Static_Images/Slideshow-Fixes/NYC-South-Street-Seaport-07.jpg?t=1457553492&width=1080)
NYC South Street Seaport
SHoP Architects has designed a new scheme for Manhattan’s South Street Seaport, which has been revamped seemingly every few decades since it was built on a landfill during the 1700s. The new scheme has its critics: Area residents object that a 495-foot-tall hotel/condo tower would block their views and would set a precedent for more high-rises.
Image courtesy General Growth Properties