101 Spring Street
- Architect
- Nicholas Whyte
- Year
- 1870
- Style
- Cast Iron
- City
- Manhattan, NY
101 Spring Street, designed by Nicholas Whyte and completed in 1870, is a cast-iron building associated with SoHo's cast-iron architecture district.
the building
Cast-iron facade. The building's cast-iron facade ornament is visible from the sidewalk, characteristic of the SoHo cast-iron district style of the era.
the style
101 Spring Street was built in the cast-iron architecture style, using cast-iron facade elements typical of SoHo's commercial buildings of the period.
More on Cast Ironthe architect
Nicholas Whyte designed 101 Spring Street, completed in 1870.
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