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December 5, 2011, 3:40 pm

An Early Look at Karl Fischer’s Design for Building Replacing Third Street Row House

By STEPHEN REX BROWN

Brody/Amirian

The eight-story, 33-unit building replacing an antebellum row house at 316 East Third Street has been revealed.

The building, designed by the oft-criticized Karl Fischer, features large windows and a linear aesthetic similar to the architect’s design for 427 East 12th Street.

According to the website of the developer, Brody/Amirian, all apartments in the building will be for rent. Read more…

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