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'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions.

It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.

*[https://nypost.com/2022/04/14/massive-luxury-condo-tower-is-rising-from-this-nyc-church-campus/ New York post article on the tower]

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[[Category:Union Theological Seminary]]

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−	'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on [[Claremont Avenue]] on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions. It was completed in [[~~2022~~]].	+	'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on [[Claremont Avenue]] on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions. It was completed around [[2023]].

	It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.		It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.

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 It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.
-Despite it being a great aid to UTS, students protested it for being outside the institution's religious spirit.
+Plans for the building were first conceived in the 80s when UTS discovered it could sell its air rights. Despite it being a great aid to the institution, students protested it for being outside the institution's religious spirit.
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−	'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions. It was completed in [[2022]].	+	'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on [[Claremont Avenue]] on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions. It was completed in [[2022]].

	It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.		It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.

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−	'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions.	+	'''Claremont Hall''' is a condo tower built on the campus of the [[Union Theological Seminary]] to help it stay afloat financially. Designed by neotrad Columbia alum architect [[Robert A. M. Stern]], it features a neogothic design to blend in with the UTS campus and classic NYC setback proportions. It was completed in [[2022]].

	It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.		It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.

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	It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.		It is also highly visible from the [[Morningside Heights campus]]. In some ways, it has replaced the landmark in the vista in this direction that the campus once had to the spire of [[Riverside Church]] that was blocked by the [[Northwest Corner Building]] - which has now transitioned from a more classical academic view to a much more urban one, albeit one that is very traditionally New York.
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		+	Despite it being a great aid to UTS, students protested it for being outside the institution's religious spirit.

	*[https://nypost.com/2022/04/14/massive-luxury-condo-tower-is-rising-from-this-nyc-church-campus/ New York post article on the tower]		*[https://nypost.com/2022/04/14/massive-luxury-condo-tower-is-rising-from-this-nyc-church-campus/ New York post article on the tower]

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 Despite it being a great aid to UTS, students protested it for being outside the institution's religious spirit.
-*[https://nypost.com/2022/04/14/massive-luxury-condo-tower-is-rising-from-this-nyc-church-campus/ New York post article on the tower]
+==External links==
 [[Category:Buildings]]
 [[Category:Union Theological Seminary]]