Renderings Reveal Upcoming Seven-Story Residence for 312-322 Canal Street in Tribeca, Manhattan

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

Rendering reveal 312-322 Canal Street, an upcoming seven-story residential building in Tribeca, Manhattan. Designed by Paul A. Castrucci Architects and developed by Trans World Equities, the 24,000-square-foot structure will yield 21 units along with ground-floor retail space. The trapezoidal property is located on the south side of Canal Street between Broadway and Church Street, on the border with Soho.

The renderings preview a rectangular massing with a lone setback spanning the width of the seventh floor. The building will feature a trabeated terracotta façade framing a grid of floor-to-ceiling windows, giving it an industrial look to blend with the traditional cast iron architecture of the neighborhood. However, its striking bright red finish will make it stand out from the surrounding streetscape.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street (left). Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street (left). Rendering courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

The below diagram shows the dimensions of the narrow site, which has a maximum depth of less than 50 feet.

312-322 Canal Street. Diagram courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

312-322 Canal Street. Diagram courtesy of Paul A. Castrucci Architects.

Homes will be located on levels two through six, and a full-floor penthouse will occupy the entire seventh floor and come with a sprawling private terrace. A list of residential amenities has not been disclosed.

The property is currently occupied by a vacant two-story commercial building, as seen in the below Google Street View image.

312-322 Canal Street. Image: Google

312-322 Canal Street. Image: Google

The site is located between two Canal Street subway stations, with the A, C, and E trains to the west along Sixth Avenue and the N, Q, R, and W trains to the east along Broadway.

A construction timeline for 312-322 Canal Street has yet to be announced.

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12 Comments on "Renderings Reveal Upcoming Seven-Story Residence for 312-322 Canal Street in Tribeca, Manhattan"

  1. Bravorosso

  2. David of Flushing | August 5, 2026 at 8:50 am | Reply

    This is very attractive. Our feathered friends may also find this attractive.

  3. Give them more air rights and add 30 floors.

  4. Wonderful upgrade from the existing!

  5. aggressively red 🙁 otherwise OK

  6. Love it. Beautiful facade articulation and love the pop of color keeps it fresh and new. Hope the owner doesnt VE this to oblivion before it gets built

  7. This is the stuff!

  8. Elegant and purposeful, nice addition to the neighborhood

  9. It’s fine. Kinda goofy and those windows won’t provide much privacy from the middle of Canal st no matter how recessed but it’s west enough from Chinatown that I’m willing to not care. Enjoy your fishbowl, 21 families

  10. This looks amazing and such a huge improvement to the area! Wish they could start building this already and replace what’s there

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