508 West 24th Street

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508 West 24th Street
508 West 24th Street
Alternative names508W24
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeResidential
Architectural style Bauhaus-inspired
Location Chelsea, Manhattan, New York
Coordinates 40°44′54.5″N74°00′16.5″W / 40.748472°N 74.004583°W / 40.748472; -74.004583
Design and construction
Architect(s)Tamarkin Co.

508 West 24th Street (also known as 508W24) is a residential building in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City, near the High Line. The building was designed by Cary Tamarkin.

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History and construction

The previous building on the site was purchased by Tamarkin in 2011. [1] The foundations of the building were finished in June 2013, and by July of that year, the development was in level with the adjacent High Line park, and was placed on the market. [2] [3] During the building's construction, the facade of the building was darkened by grime, but was cleaned when the building was finished. [4]

Design

The building appears to draw inspiration from Bauhaus architecture, and incorporates a large clock onto its exterior, which faces the High Line. [5] The clock is intended to contribute to the tradition of public art around the park. [2]

Usage and amenities

The building is entirely residential, with fifteen units. Fourteen of the fifteen units have three bedrooms, specifically catering to families interested in moving to the neighborhood. [6] Amenities include a fitness room, a playroom, and a courtyard open to all tenants.

Carmelo Anthony is a resident of the building. [7]

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References

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