Richard Meier Designs Teachers Village in Newark and Rudin Management Draws Hundreds in West Village

By Jotham Sederstrom March 7, 2012 7:51 am

The Durst Organization and Port Authority of New York are on the cusp of signing an agreement to build a broadcast antenna atop the 1,776-foot-tall One World Trade Center Building. (Bloomberg)

A 75-year-old man collapse as hundreds line up to hear Rudin Management’s plan for St. Vincent’s Hospital. (DNA Info)

A standout Eastdil Secured brokerage team has been tapped to shop the SL Green-owned 521 Fifth Avenue, a 39-story tower built in 1929. Sources told Lois Weiss that Doug Harmon and Adam Spies have been called on to sell “anywhere from 49 to 80 percent” of the Shreve, Lamb & Blake-designed property. (NYP)

Richard Meier is the architect behind a $149 million so-called Teacher’s Village in downtown Newark that will include three charter schools and affordable housing intended for the teachers themselves when completed in two years. (NYT)

Michael Adlerstein, the architect behind the United Nations’ $2 billion facelift, discusses challenges and complications surrounding the U.N.’s multitiered power structure, not to mention asbestos removal. (AP, via NYDN)

Keywords:1 World Trade Center, Douglas Harmon, Durst Organization, Eastdil Secured, Michael Adlerstein, Richard Meier, Rudin Management Company, SL Green Realty Corp.

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