Architectural Digest reports that the Italian Renaissance Revival clock tower in Tribeca, originally designed in 1894 by McKim, Mead & White, has been transformed by designer Jeffrey Beers. Opening in early 2019, the building posed such interior challenges as a landmarked lobby and atypical interior configuration, but Beers set out with a goal in mind: “Complement the history of the building and contrast it harmoniously” with contemporary details. After moving interior walls, Beers designed historic details like custom base, crown, and wainscot molding to create a dialogue with contemporary living spaces, amenities, and furnishings. Read the full article here.