Cass Gilbert

The Ohio-born architect is remembered as a pioneer of skyscraper construction, known mostly as the architect of the Woolworth Building (Lower Manhattan, NYC) and the U.S. Supreme Court Building (Washington, DC).

Some of Gilbert's buildings in New York (e.g. 60 Spring aka 225 Lafayette) have been converted into residential properties.

Buildings Designed / Worked On

This is the list of New York City residential buildings designed (or worked on, in some capacity) by Cass Gilbert (see also the map of buildings by Cass Gilbert):

Condo Buildings

• 225 Lafayette (60 Spring Street, NoLiTa)
  A pre-war mid-rise concierge condo building. The Beaux Arts building was originally constructed to house the East River Savings Bank.

Last modified on: January 17, 2006.