Building: Obsidian House

Established in 1857. Reimagined in 2015 by WORKac.
Originally built in 1857, 93 Reade is one of the oldest surviving cast iron buildings in New York City and has been re-envisioned by the world renowned architecture firm WORKac (popularly known for their design of Diane von Furstenburg’s flagship store and private residence in the Meatpacking District—“the Living Cube.”) Named for its extruded roofline that resembles jagged forms of volcanic rock, this boutique development is a collection four discreet residences: three full-floor two bedroom residences with generous ceiling heights and open layouts and one exquisite five bedroom triplex penthouse with and expansive entertaining terrace complete with an enclosed spa tub. Occupancy is slated for this summer.

Building Description Provided By Todd Vitolo