66 Portland Lofts
A nine-storey white and glass loft building at Portland and Stewart, the first Freed and CORE built together.
Overview & history
Freed Developments built it to designs by CORE Architects, beginning a partnership that produced much of the loft construction on these blocks. It is a deliberately understated glass-walled block beside Fifty on the Park.
Suites have exposed concrete ceilings between nine and ten feet, mushroom-capital columns, exposed ductwork and floor-to-ceiling windows. The upper floors carry terraces, and sizes reach beyond 3,000 square feet at the penthouse level.
Timeline
The building is completed.
Building facts
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