GREENWICH VILLAGE — Renderings are out for the 23-story condo building going up where the city's oldest bowling alley stood until a developer demolished the entire block in 2014.
The block has remained empty but for scaffolding since it was pulled down.
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But a recently launched teaser website for the development at 21 East 12th St. — dubbed 21E12 — shows renderings of swanky condos designed by "starchitect" Annabelle Selldorf.
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The renderings were first reported by Curbed.
Plans for the building, filed with the city in August of last year, showed the 268-foot-tall structure would hold more than 50 condo units and have 13,075 square feet of retail space or a "community facility" for a non-profit on the ground floor.
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Amenities listed on the plans include storage, parking for 13 cars and 27 bikes, laundry, a lounge, an outdoor terrace on the second floor.
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One-bedrooms in the building will range from approximately $2.35 million to more than $3 million, 2-bedrooms from $3.95 to more than $5 million, 3-bedrooms from $5.45 to more than $8 million and 4-bedrooms from $8.25 to over $9 million, according to the teaser site.
The development will also include townhomes and penthouses ranging from $10.5 to more than $15 million.
Selldorf is also designing 11 Bond St., a luxury retail building that is taking the place of the neighborhood's last remaining women's shelter. The Landmarks Preservation Commission recently approved her design for it, after requesting some changes.
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