Puck Building

Constructed in the late 19th century (completed in stages 1886–1893), the Puck Building is a Romanesque Revival commercial building that originally housed the offices and printing operations of Puck magazine. Its red-brick façade and ornamental gilded Puck statues have made it a well-known architectural landmark in Nolita. The building has been adaptively reused for offices, event space, and retail and is a designated New York City landmark.