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Stonehill and Taylor, the firm behind the Ace Hotel, is listed as the architect of record.

The kind of repurposing project both Martha Stewart and Captain Planet can get behind.

The building is located at 1987 Third Avenue, near 109th Street.

Grade has also been tapped to handle interior design for 140 West’s amenity spaces and model units.

Three new renderings revealed for the Greenwich Village mixed use conversion.

Aby Rosen’s RFR firm is looking to build a 134-foot residential building with 42 units on the site.

The buildable space for the site is pegged at 13,550 square feet with a lot footprint of 3,939 square feet.

It’s still unclear from the DOB permit whether the units will be rentals or condominiums.

The Dyson Cool fan is 75 per quieter than conventional air coolers.

Garrison Architects designed the 27-unit building, which will feature balconies with vertical gardens on the south facade.

The two-story brick townhouse sold for the asking price of $2.9 million.

The one-story building will rise 17 feet and measure 8,475 square feet.

807 Washington Avenue will be designed by Issac and Stern Architects.

The 20 available units range from 2,005 square feet to 3,831 square feet, with pricing from $5.445 million.

The developer purchased the site for $1.15 million.

The proposed conversion would add eight stories on top of the existing four-story building.