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Greenwich Village, New York City, 2026
A geometric study capturing the stark, sculptural massing and heavy precast concrete volume of the historic St. Vincent’s O’Toole Building (1963, Albert C. Ledner). Located at the convergence of Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and West 14th Street in Manhattan, this piece explores the raw structural depth and maritime-inspired geometry of mid-century brutalist architecture in black and white.
FINE ART PHOTO PRINT & MAT SPECS
Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Matt Baryta (308 gsm, 100% Cotton)
Print Sizes: 5×7″ Archival Pigment Ink
Mat Size: 11×14″ Acid-Free 4-Ply White Gallery Mat (fits standard 11×14″ frames)
FULFILLMENT & SHIPPING
Lead Time: Made to order. Ships within 7 business days.
Packaging: Ships flat in a protective archival sleeve and reinforced rigid mailer.
For hand-assembly lead times, flat-rate shipping, and tracking info, see our Shipping & Fulfillment section.
*Please note framing is not included.
To view the full fine art and architectural photography portfolio archive, visit baiida.com.
Greenwich Village, New York City, 2026
A geometric study capturing the stark, sculptural massing and heavy precast concrete volume of the historic St. Vincent’s O’Toole Building (1963, Albert C. Ledner). Located at the convergence of Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and West 14th Street in Manhattan, this piece explores the raw structural depth and maritime-inspired geometry of mid-century brutalist architecture in black and white.
FINE ART PHOTO PRINT & MAT SPECS
Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Matt Baryta (308 gsm, 100% Cotton)
Print Sizes: 5×7″ Archival Pigment Ink
Mat Size: 11×14″ Acid-Free 4-Ply White Gallery Mat (fits standard 11×14″ frames)
FULFILLMENT & SHIPPING
Lead Time: Made to order. Ships within 7 business days.
Packaging: Ships flat in a protective archival sleeve and reinforced rigid mailer.
For hand-assembly lead times, flat-rate shipping, and tracking info, see our Shipping & Fulfillment section.
*Please note framing is not included.
To view the full fine art and architectural photography portfolio archive, visit baiida.com.