Alwyn Court

Questions about Alwyn Court

What design work is credited to Harde & Short at Alwyn Court?

Harde & Short designed Alwyn Court.

Sources: SRC-2121 · SRC-2122 · SRC-2928

More documented details

Alwyn Court is in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.

Sources: SRC-2121 · SRC-2122 · SRC-2928

The recorded construction date for Alwyn Court is 1907–1909.

Sources: SRC-2121 · SRC-2122 · SRC-2928

The recorded style of Alwyn Court is French Renaissance.

Sources: SRC-2121 · SRC-2122 · SRC-2928

Alwyn Court
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Alwyn Court is a French Renaissance landmark in New York City, New York. Built in 1907–1909, it was designed by Harde & Short.

Location: 180 West 58th Street, New York City, New York, United States

Verified facts

  • Located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City
    confidence 75/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2121, SRC-2122, SRC-2928
  • Designed by Harde & Short
    confidence 75/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2121, SRC-2122, SRC-2928
  • Built 1907–1909
    confidence 75/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2121, SRC-2122, SRC-2928
  • Architectural style: French Renaissance
    confidence 75/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2121, SRC-2122, SRC-2928
  • Historic designation: New York City Landmark; National Register of Historic Places
    confidence 85/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2121, SRC-2123, SRC-2928
  • Historic designation: designated
    confidence 80/100 · 4 recorded source groups · SRC-2928, SRC-2121, SRC-7162, SRC-7163

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Privately owned — not open to the public. Private residential cooperative apartment building (NYC designated landmark 1966; NRHP 1979). Not open to the public; ornate terracotta exterior viewable from the street. Ground floor houses Petrossian restaurant (public).

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