Architecture review: Gwathmey’s final project — as humble as the architect himself

The building that has topped out on the southeast corner of Park Avenue South and 24th Street is the final project to be designed by late Charles Gwathmey, a true gentleman and one of the leading American architects of the last 50 years; Gwathmey died in 2009. Known as 323 Park Avenue South, this condominium project from Tessler Developments contains 16 half–floor residences — 1,350 square feet each — a full-floor, 3,100-square-foot and more than 2,500 square feet of retail space on [more]