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West Village church-owned site to become apartments

From left: St. Luke's School, Barry Rice and 100 Barrow Street
From left: St. Luke's School, Barry Rice and 100 Barrow Street

A 49-unit, 15-story apartment complex is slated to come to a West Village site owned by the nearby Church of St. Luke in the Fields.

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The church currently uses the site as a parking lot, according to BuzzBuzzHome. Barry Rice Architects have been tapped to design the 161,000-square-foot project at 100 Barrow Street, or as it’s also known, 643 Greenwich Street. The Flatiron-based firm also designed St. Luke’s School, a church-affiliated elementary school at 487 Hudson Street.

The building will feature two duplexes on the 12th through 15th floors. There will be a fitness center, playroom and storage. It is unknown if the units will be rentals or condominiums. [BuzzBuzzHome] — Mark Maurer

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