The design approved by Landmarks is part of an infill development slated for a former garden on Hancock Street in the historic district.
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See how this designer turned a 2000s bachelor pad into a timeless New York pied-à-terre that mixes minimalism with characterful antiques
This contemporary, eclectic mix with sweeping penthouse views felt like a fun New York City experience, different from the charm of their London life' ...
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