Located in Greenwich Village on a site that was formerly a parking lot, this new high-end residential structure integrates itself into the historic fabric of the neighborhood while standing out for its undulated façade and mix of volumes. The 30-unit condominium adapts to zoning regulations and the scale of surrounding buildings with massing that transitions from 11 stories to seven stories.
Jury: “The execution of the window wall is a strong resolution of the detail nicely resolved.”
Client: “The One Jackson Square site was quite complex for a relatively small project: facing a public park, irregularly shaped plot, shallow depth, split zoning, and a location in the Greenwich Village historic district. KPF did a masterful job of assessing these diverse constraints and synthesizing them into a compelling, cohesive design solution.” —David S. Penick, vice president, development, Hines Interests
2011 Institute Honor Awards for Architecture
Jury
David Miller, FAIA, (chair) The Miller Hull Partnership
Ashley Clark, Assoc. AIA, LandDesign
Curtis Fentress, FAIA, Fentress Architects
T. Gunny Harboe, FAIA, Harboe Architect
David Neuman, FAIA, University of Virginia
Louis Pounders, FAIA, ANF Architects
Sarah Snodgrass, AIAS Representative, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Allison Williams, FAIA, Perkins+Will
Jennifer Yoos, AIA, VJAA
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North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, N.C.
University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor, Mich.
New Acropolis Museum, Athens, Greece
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