Building 324
size |
24,656 estimated gross sq ft. |
available for |
Adaptive Reuse |
Construction Type
The building has a two story center bay with two single story flanking bays. The building has a cast-in-place concrete slab on grade system with cast-in-place concrete footings under load bearing brick columns and walls. The building is structurally unsound.
Historic Status
This structure contributes to the Governors Island Historic District. All interior finishes have been demolished and removed.
About Liggett Terrace
The Buildings in the Liggett Terrace District are impressive institutional brick structures on a grand scale which share a common look and feel. Liggett Hall, the centerpiece building of the district, at the southern edge of Colonels Row overlooks Liggett Terrace, is a key feature of the new Park and Public Space of Governors Island. The extensive length of Liggett Hall, designed by acclaimed architects McKim Mead and White, bisects the Island creating a connection between Historic District and new Park.
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