Cook+Fox Architects

An architecture firm "at the intersecton of architecture and sustainability". Founded in 2003 by Robert Fox and Richard Cox, both formerly principals at award-winning architecture firms. Cook+Fox "strives to solve complex spatial, environmental and practical equations in the form of beautiful, contextually inspired, liveable sculpture".

Buildings Designed / Worked On

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

Rental Buildings

• The Caroline (60 West 23rd Street, Flatiron District)
  
• Chelsea Grande (460 West 20th Street, Chelsea)
  A 8-floor 76-unit building. The frame is "built with sand-line wood mold bricks, whose irregularities speak to the industrial and residential masonry that has resided in the d....
• Historic Front Street (216 Front Street, Financial District) {9 available apts}
  A residential & retail project combining several historic buildings in the South Street Seaport area.
• Tribeca Bridge Tower (450 North End Avenue, Battery Park City)
  A modern 26-story tower built in 1998. 250,000 sq ft.

Condo Buildings

• The Atalanta (25 North Moore Street, TriBeCa)
  Built in 1924 as a warehouse and recently converted to condominiums.
• The Lucida (151 East 85th Street, Upper East Side)
  A LEED-certified "green" building.
• 136-138 Beekman (136-138 Beekman Street, Financial District)
  A low-rise building.

Last modified on: March 26, 2007.