$2,495,000
TEMPORARILY OFF-MARKET

AS OF ABOUT 4 YEARS AGO

497 Greenwich Street #6B in Soho

Architect Winka Dubbeldam has designed a building that has changed the face of the lower west side of Manhattan. This is her loft. Housed within Dubbledam's groundbreaking 497 Greenwich Street-a stunning faceted glass curtain wall fa ade folds onto an existing renovated 19th-century industrial building-the loft is spacious, open, undeniably modern.

The home an architect creates for herself is the ultimate marriage of form and function, with a nuanced play of surface and detail that amplifies the clean lines that are the hallmark of this one-of-a-kind loft. Floors are of Ipe hardwood and terrazzo; walls, of artisan-quality silver-tinted plaster. The kitchen, which also contains a pantry, is Valcucine; appliances are state-of-the-art. The kitchen cabinets and counters express a dynamic geometry of wood, stainless-steel, and vibrant colored carbon fiber. Striking horizontal glass doors by Mobileffe separa... [more]

Architect Winka Dubbeldam has designed a building that has changed the face of the lower west side of Manhattan. This is her loft. Housed within Dubbledam's groundbreaking 497 Greenwich Street-a stunning faceted glass curtain wall fa ade folds onto an existing renovated 19th-century industrial building-the loft is spacious, open, undeniably modern.

The home an architect creates for herself is the ultimate marriage of form and function, with a nuanced play of surface and detail that amplifies the clean lines that are the hallmark of this one-of-a-kind loft. Floors are of Ipe hardwood and terrazzo; walls, of artisan-quality silver-tinted plaster. The kitchen, which also contains a pantry, is Valcucine; appliances are state-of-the-art. The kitchen cabinets and counters express a dynamic geometry of wood, stainless-steel, and vibrant colored carbon fiber. Striking horizontal glass doors by Mobileffe separate the den and bedroom from the expansive great room. The masterbath is luxurious. Lighting throughout is by Artemide. This is design at its apex-fluid, simple, harmonious, breathtaking.

Amenities include: Wine cellar in the basement; concierge; duplex guest apartment; multi-level fitness center with sauna; private meeting/screening room; garden; additional storage.

Cover story in Elle D cor UK; featured in The New York Times: "Dubbeldam Crystallizes urban complexity within the discrete architectural object... I like these new crystals."-Herbert Muschamp.