By Caitlin Hawke
Despite searching online, I haven't been able to answer requests for a diagram of the 840 West End Avenue penthouse plans -- the subject of a hearing on Thursday. I will post them when they surface. However, thanks to a reader, I have a bird's eye photo from the vantage point of a higher floor on W. 103rd Street showing the two penthouses "blocked out" in orange netting -- presumably in advance of the two hearings this week.
The photo is looking south from W. 103rd Street. At left in orange is the roof of 236 W. 101st Street and at right in orange is the roof of 840 West End. Note the black penthouse addition atop 838 West End directly -- the beige building with the fire escape, right across from 840 West End.
To learn about the 9/6 and 9/8 hearings about these two structures, see the prior blog post here.
9/9/16 Update: for a rendering of the 840 WEA penthouse proposal, see the more recent post here.
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Despite searching online, I haven't been able to answer requests for a diagram of the 840 West End Avenue penthouse plans -- the subject of a hearing on Thursday. I will post them when they surface. However, thanks to a reader, I have a bird's eye photo from the vantage point of a higher floor on W. 103rd Street showing the two penthouses "blocked out" in orange netting -- presumably in advance of the two hearings this week.
The photo is looking south from W. 103rd Street. At left in orange is the roof of 236 W. 101st Street and at right in orange is the roof of 840 West End. Note the black penthouse addition atop 838 West End directly -- the beige building with the fire escape, right across from 840 West End.
To learn about the 9/6 and 9/8 hearings about these two structures, see the prior blog post here.
9/9/16 Update: for a rendering of the 840 WEA penthouse proposal, see the more recent post here.
Live in the neighborhood? Spread the word by sharing this. Also, if you enjoy these occasional blog posts, tell a friend to subscribe. There's a lot more in store.
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