On Saturday, city-approved work for the construction of a condo-tower at 14-16 Fifth Avenue caused serious damage to 10 Fifth Avenue, an incredibly historically significant 1848 former townhouse built by the Brevoort family which was part of a row that once included 14-16 Fifth Avenue. All sites in question are located within the Greenwich Village
Damaged historic 5th Ave. building to be shored up; Stop-work order on luxe sliver tower still in effect - The Village Sun
Preservationists Protest Demolition of Landmarked Buildings Across City
The History of the Iconic NYC Fire Escape - CitySignal
Andrew Wold profile, owner of collapsed Davenport building
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After $10M lawsuit, Sean Lennon removes tree that damaged Marisa Tomei's parents' house
New Research on 86 University Place Powers Our Push For Landmark Protections for Greenwich Village and the East Village South of Union Square - Village Preservation
THE 10 BEST Landmarks in Greenwich Village (New York City) - 2024
The 10 most charming spots in the Greenwich Village Historic District
A Fight to Preserve a Pristine Piece of Old New York - The New York Times
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