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Bauhouse Group taps Norman Foster for UES project

The developer is planning a 95-unit tower

From left: Joseph Beninati, 428 East 58th Street and Norman Foster
From left: Joseph Beninati, 428 East 58th Street and Norman Foster

Starchitect Norman Foster has been tapped to design a 269,000-square-foot building on the Upper East Side.

In January, developer Bauhouse Group picked up the assemblage comprised of three contiguous walkups at 428-432 East 58th Street, between First Avenue and Sutton Place, for $32 million. The firm is now planning a 95-unit, Foster-designed building for the site, according to a press release from the developer.

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Unfortunately, there is no word yet as to how tall the building will rise. Construction is scheduled to begin this summer. – Christopher Cameron

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