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The Devil Wears Prada
Hudson Square, Manhattan
A pre-war landmark building in Hudson Square designed by 'Master of the Loft Building' Ely Jacques Kahn in the 1920s. Its 80,000-square-foot event space has become a coveted destination for fashion shows (a perennial NYFW favorite), conferences, galas, art fairs, and film productions, while its rooftop offers 360-degree views of downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River across 18,000 combined square feet of indoor and outdoor space. At the confluence of Tribeca, SoHo, and Hudson Square, it's one of the most creatively flexible large venues in Manhattan.
Features
- Pre-war 1920 landmark
- Historic building
- 360-degree rooftop views of Hudson River and downtown Manhattan
- High ceilings
- White-box adaptable interiors
- Expansive loading dock
Space & Capacity
- Size
- 80,000 sq ft (event space); 18,000 sq ft (rooftop: 14,000 outdoor + 4,000 indoor)
- Capacity
- 1,250 in the event space; 200 on the rooftop.
Tungsten’s Take
The building's architectural bones—high ceilings, expansive loft floors, elegant lobby—give productions and events a quality canvas that's rare at this scale. And the rooftop views are simply extraordinary.