Explore a curated list of architecturally fascinating buildings in and around Tribeca, focusing on historical and commercial structures. Discover unique residential gems that stand out amidst the rich architectural heritage of the area.
Built 1905 for B. Fischer & Co. • Adaptive reuse 1989 • Eight stories, still a cultural anchor on Greenwich & Franklin.
Five floors within Tribeca South Historic District • Landmarks-approved restoration and 6th-floor addition (2012).
Completed 1967 • Modernist concrete & glass • Landmarked for architecture and cultural significance.
Built 1881-82 by W. Wheeler Smith • NYC Landmark 1982 & NRHP 1983 • Seven stories after Ban’s renovation with Vierendeel-truss rooftop duplexes.
Five stories • Cast-iron supplied by Daniel D. Badger • NYC Landmark 1989.
Architects Carrère & Hastings; addn. Henri Fouchaux • Erected 1892, expanded 1905 • Seven stories; mixed residential/office co-op; restored 2000.
Architect Stephen D. Hatch • Completed 1882 • Industrial loft turned live-work co-op • Still dominates the Hudson & Duane streetscape.
Architect Thomas R. Jackson • Completed 1885-86 • Commercial exchange hall now converted to condos • Part of Tribeca West Historic District.
Address: 75 Varick St. • Year: 1929-30 • Architect: Ely Jacques Kahn • Landmark: NYC Individual Landmark (2013)
Address: 85 Leonard St. • Year: 1861 • Engineer: James Bogardus • Landmark: NYC Individual Landmark (1974)
Address: 56 Leonard St. • Year: 2017 • Architect: Herzog & de Meuron with Hill West • Landmark: Not landmarked; acclaimed icon of 21st-century architecture
Address: 346 Broadway / 108 Leonard St. • Year: 1894-98 • Architect: Stephen D. Hatch; interiors by McKim, Mead & White • Landmark: NYC Individual Landmark (1987, clock & exterior)
Address: 14 North Moore St. • Year: 1903 • Architect: Alexander H. Stevens • Landmark: Contributing building, Tribeca West Historic District
Address: 260 West Broadway • Year: 1896 • Architect: William B. Tubby • Landmark: NRHP (2005); contributor to Tribeca North HD
Address: 66 Leonard St./239-245 Church St. • Year: 1901 • Architect: Henry J. Hardenbergh • Landmark: Contributing building, Tribeca East Historic District (1992)
Address: 105-107 Chambers St. • Year: 1856-57 • Architect: King & Kellum • Landmark: NYC Individual Landmark (1982)
Address: 32 Avenue of the Americas • Year: 1929-32 • Architect: Ralph Walker, Voorhees Gmelin & Walker • Landmark: NYC Individual Landmark – exterior & lobby (1991)
Address: 60 Hudson St. • Year: 1928-30 • Architect: Ralph Walker, Voorhees Gmelin & Walker • Landmark: NYC Individual Landmark (1991), contributor to Tribeca West HD