GLUCK+

150 Rivington

Curtains in and out

New York, NY

150 Rivington negotiates the desire for openness and views with the domestic need for enclosure and protection. Maximizing its corner location—the former Streit’s Matzo factory on the Lower East Side—the building features 45 condominiums designed to meet the needs of young professionals and small families. The façade’s floor-to-ceiling curtain wall provides light and views, while syncopated opaque panels, cast with a billowing profile reminiscent of fabric curtains, introduce uncommon depth and texture to a tightly detailed and proportioned skin, strategically crafted to ensure privacy on the inside.

Housing 70,000 sf Completed in 2019 Architect-Led Design BuildDeveloper

Press & Recognition

Curbed NYJuly 29, 2016

Streit’s Matzo Factory Condos Embody the Lower East Side’s Next Iteration

By Tanay Warerkar
New York YIMBYPDFJune 22, 2017

Interview with Charlie Kaplan of GLUCK+, Co-Developer, Architect and Builder of 150 Rivington

By Vitali Ogorodnikov

“What [the architects] really connected with was the energy that exists in the Lower East Side […] they wanted to build something that would bring that kind of energy to the corner.”

—Millie Perry, Compass
City RealtyAugust 22, 2016

150 Rivington: Reimagining a Historic LES Site, An Architect’s Perspective

Wallpaper*PDFSeptember 27, 2016

New York’s Latest Crop of Luxury Residential Developments

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Drawings

Type
Housing
Size
70,000 sf
Year
2019
Scope
Ground Up
Role
Architect-Led Design BuildDeveloper
LocationLoc.
New York, NY