A Unique Parking Solution for Greenwich Village
Neighborhood of Discovery Invites a Customized Parking Facility's Reinvention
In NYC lies the ever-changing Greenwich Village neighborhood, and 12 East 13th Street is no exception. Transformed with an extraordinary architectural vision, it is uniquely suited for contemporary loft-like residences.
While Greenwich Village is a neighborhood of discovery, you’re not very likely to discover a parking spot anytime soon. Like much of Manhattan, this neighborhood has competitive street parking, near-constant construction, tight garages and every square foot of available space becomes more valuable by the minute.
So what's a building owner to do?
Partnering with CornellCookson, they devised a custom panel that attaches to the bottom of a roll-up service door that is anchored on the second floor. The panel matches the architecture and design of the other exterior doors and windows on the first floor for a seamless aesthetic. When closed, it looks just like the rest of the façade.
Get the scoop in our case study: 12 East 13th Street.
