A chunk of Philip Johnson's controversial, postmodern Sony Building will be converted into 96 apartments, which means 96 more wealthy families can get a chance to live in an abode designed by the famed Glass House starchitect. While the developers have filed for paperwork for the conversion, construction on the 1984 skyscraper is still a way's off, Curbed NY writes. Indeed, the paper work doesn't even "shed light on which floors, or how many, are slated for the overhaul." Read more. [Curbed NY]
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