The building boom that engulfed Manhattan and other monied areas earlier this decade attracted high profile architects from Richard Meier to Daniel Libeskind who were commissioned to erect stylish, urban condos across the U.S. and Europe.
Yet as this piece I wrote for The Wall Street Journal makes clear, high-end developers who bankrolled these projects discovered that it takes more than a brand name architect to move the merchandise.
Above, a view from inside 173 Perry Street designed by Richard Meier.
Troy McMullen | Journalist 