100 Vandam Condominium (New York City, New York)

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6-story residential building completed in 1913 as an electrical substation. It was converted for use as a printing factory before undergoing a major interior renovation in 1990 for use as offices. The stainless steel entrance doors lead to a newly constructed, contemporary grand lobby. The building has most recently been remodeled as a condominium building, in 2013. The red brick facade has grey stone banding on the 2nd floor, with a larger band across the middle of the ground floor, and another across the top. A stone band supported by corbelled brick caps the 2nd floor. Above, there are short stone bands only on the piers. The 2nd floor has round-arched windows on the Vandam side, and on both facades for floors 3-5. The top floor has segmental-arched windows. All of the windows are recessed, with green metal frames. There is a corbelled brick parapet at the roof. The eastern section of the building is clad in a darker shade of red brick, and has a light-green painted metal fire escape.

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