Village & Tribeca
56 Leonard
The building at 56 Leonard Street is the tallest building in Tribeca. It’s better known as the “Jenga” building. One of these fancy-ass condos with two bedrooms for many millions of dollars.
Despite that, I do like the building from an architectural and design point of view. It looks different from every angle.
This is the tallest building in Tribeca at 56 Leonard Street. It's known by most New Yorkers as the Jenga building.
The balconies of 56 Leonard Street.
The finale of 56 Leonard condo.
A corner shot of the 56 Leonard building in Tribeca.
Staple Street
A little-known alleyway in Tribeca, Staple Street, has a great viaduct. Its paint is peeling, its stature is small, and it gives the street a vintage look. I’ve visited this alley many times, and it’s a quiet, urban oasis that I’ll go back to again.
Staple Street in Tribeca.
The old viaduct over Staple Street in Tribeca.
NYC’s AIDS Memorial
NYC's AIDS memorial in the West Village, with lots of triangles.
Imposing Form
A building on the NYU campus, with stark design.
Some Street Art
A Charlie Brown mural over a playground in the East Village.
This street art, welcoming all those who enter this basement.