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It is easy to see why hurried Manhattanites might overlook the architectural uniqueness of 156 Reade Street. While the six-story Tribeca townhouse boasts a striking glass-and-steel facade, its scale and ground-floor fenestration intentionally echo the neighborhood’s historic cast-iron loft buildings. But even slow-paced, inquisitive pedestrians and architecture buffs will fail to notice the most astonishing feature of the structure, since it is hidden 1,100 feet underground.
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(2005). 156 Reade Street. In: The Green House. Princeton Archit.Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-56898-639-4_3
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