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1975, we moved four doors up the block from 130 West 57th Street
to the most famous building in New York City. Many peopleeven
longtime New Yorkersdo not know that, for over a hundred
years, a thriving artistic community occupied the 170 studios
above and surrounding the most renowned concert auditorium in
the world. Andrew Carnegie added the two studio towers four years
after Carnegie Hall opened in 1890, to supplement with rental
income the Hall's ticket sales. Artists, musicians, dancers, and
photographers created a unique creative community in the complex
warren of large and small spaces. Our first Carnegie Hall studio
was 1011 - with a stunning view of Central Park and the very best
north light in all of New York.
J.H.S