The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved today plans to overhaul a waterfront building with a crystallized facade in Dumbo inspired by the structure’s history. Triangle Assets, the developer, plans to convert the commercial building at 10 Jay Street, which went up in 1890, into 46 condo units along with three retail spaces at the ground level. Now that the plan’s been approved, executives expect to start demolition on May 1 and finish the project by September 2016. “It’

A bold, sugar crystal-inspired design for a waterfront Dumbo residential conversion won approval today from the Landmarks Preservation Commission, after a slightly different vision for the project was rejected last month. The former commercial building at 10 Jay Street will undergo a conversion to 46 high-end condo units, according to Joseph Stavrach, president and CEO of Triangle Assets, the owner of the property and a co-developer with Glacier Global Partners. The new desig

A manufacturer of jewelry, Royal Chain Group, has renewed a 10-year lease for 10,000 square feet at Triangle Assets‘ 2 West 46th Street, and added 8,000 square feet to its digs, Commercial Observer has learned. Royal Chain’s 18,000 square feet will span the entire second floor. The asking rents are in the mid- to high-$60s per square foot, according to a spokeswoman for Triangle Assets. Benjamin Stavrach of Triangle Assets represented his firm and Royal Chain in the deal. Roy