[151] At the time, the building employed about 30 staff. : As with THE ADDRESS and THE DOLLHOUSE, where there any iconic sites you visited in your research (or in the book) that will appear in a forthcoming book? [30][67] Each corner of the building has a brick shaft with one elevator and one staircase;[17][43] this roughly divides the Dakota into quadrants. After World War II, the kitchen was closed and became a studio apartment for Giora Novak. [42] The Dakota's distinct upper and lower courtyards differed from that of Hardenbergh and Clark's earlier Van Corlear apartment house at Seventh Avenue and 55th Street, where residents and servants used the same courtyard. People still flock to the outside of the Dakota decades after John Lennon's death. The Dakota is at 1 West 72nd Street in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City. [156] By then, there were 93 apartments, and the original floor plans had been rearranged extensively. WebWhen a chance encounter with Theodore Camden, one of the architects of the grand New York apartment house the Dakota, leads to a job offer for Sara Smythe, her world is suddenly awash in possibilityno mean feat for a servant in 1884. I know THE ADDRESS was inspired, in part by your work on THE DOLLHOUSE, but what more can you tell us about the origins of this tale? It was just outside the main entry doors that Mark David Chapman shot and killed one of music's most legendary and beloved figures. Joey Harrow, a fellow musician, told people that he saw Lennon standing surrounded by light in the building's archway. The Real Estate Record and Guide dubbed the dining suite as "the handsomest dining room in Manhattan". Some of the smaller apartments had been combined over the years, and several units were restored to their original layouts. [53][125] None of the early residents were included in the "Four Hundred", a list of prominent individuals in New York society during the Gilded Age. [223] Illustrations of the building appeared on several magazine covers, including the July 12, 1982, issue of The New Yorker magazine and the 1979 Christmas catalog for Brentano's bookstore. Of course, any large and regal building that was constructed in the 1880sis likely to have been the scene ofat least a few disturbing incidents. [224], The Dakota's history is detailed in at least two books. At the time, many tenants were diplomats, theatrical figures, or publishers. [167] The others were 88 Central Park West, 101 Central Park West, the San Remo, and the Beresford. As I dug deeper into its history, I knew it was the perfect choice for a dual-narrative historical fiction novel. L.L. [35][41] After automobiles supplanted horse-drawn carriages, the Dakota banned automobiles from the courtyard[41] because the space could not support the weight of modern vehicles. You may know it as the apartment building where ROSEMARYS BABY was filmed, or perhaps where John Lennon died, or maybe you just think of it as a Bavarian monstrosity on the Upper West End where may playwrights, actors, writers, musicians live. [166] The project was completed two years later for $32 million. WebBailey's grandfather was the ward of famed architect Theodore Camden, yet Bailey won't see a dime of the Camden family's substantial estate; instead, her cousin MelindaCamden's biological great-granddaughterwill inherit almost everything. [104], In 1879, Clark announced plans for an apartment complex at the intersection of 72nd Street and Eighth Avenue[23] (the latter of which was renamed Central Park West in 1883[6]). [155] Years after Lennon's death, the Dakota's residents tended to eschew publicity. [31] Servants employed by the residents, as well as visiting servants, occupied the eighth and ninth floors. Fresh out of rehab and struggling with staying sober, she gets offered a job by her cousin, Melinda, to oversee the Renovation of The Dakota. [137] The New York Times wrote in the 1920s that the Dakota "has always maintained its old-time popularity". [129] Even in 1890, the row houses on the same block were bringing more income than was the Dakota. [17][43] Residents could also order food from the basement kitchen to be delivered to their rooms. One hundred years later, in 1985 NYC, Bailey Camden is an interior designer charged with renovating The Dakota. [23][143] The LPC hired experts who determined that a full restoration would cost $1 million, which amounted to an additional $10,000 assessment for each of the Dakota's 95 tenants. The writing is evocative, historically rich, and mysterious.Beginning in London, we meet Sara Smythe, a housekeeper at the Langham and follow her on a journey across the Atlantic where she lands in the outskirts of a developing NYC. Shes a graduate of the College of William & Mary and the Columbia UniversityGraduate School of Journalism and is based in New York City. Some Dakota building stories indicate that this New York City landmark is haunted as well as cursed. [37] The apartments are accessed by four passageways, one from each corner of the courtyard. [135] Through the early 20th century, the Clark family retained ownership of the Dakota. What research did you do? "[128][216] Architectural Record even spoke critically of the building's high quality, saying in 1902 that the fact that the Dakota was the best-designed apartment house along Central Park West "is not especially encouraging as an architectural sign of the times". ABOUT THE AUTHOR:Fiona Davis was born in Canada and raised in New Jersey, Utah, and Texas. The Dakotawas also a prominent filming location for one of the most cursed movies in history. [96] In the late 19th century, hundreds of empty lots were available along the west side of Central Park. Fresh out of rehab, the former party girl and interior designer is homeless, jobless and penniless. But shes not impressed with the design ideas which would trump the original design aesthetics of the historic building. [26][105] In early October 1880, about two weeks before construction began, the Real Estate Record and Guide reported that the building was to be a "residential hotel" with between 40 and 50 suites, each with five to twenty rooms. WebBut when a chance encounter with Theodore Camden, one of the architects of the grand New York apartment house The Dakota, leads to a job offer, her world is suddenly awash in possibility--no mean feat for a servant in 1884. [69], In addition to the Dakota's in-house staff, each tenant could employ up to five of their own servants on site. [68], The basement had a coal bunker with a capacity of 1,000 short tons (910t). The hallways on the upper stories are wainscoted in wood, while the ceilings and walls are made of plaster. [202] Other rules include a restriction against leaving more than one car unattended in the driveway; a prohibition on "dance, vocal or instrumental instruction" in apartments; and a restriction on playing musical instruments or using a phonograph, radio, or TV loudspeaker between 11 p.m. and 9 a.m.[202] Residents cannot throw away their apartments' original fireplace mantels or doors and must instead put them in a storage area in the basement. Fiona Davis:I love the research phase, when anything is possible and the ideas are bubbling away. [53] The first floor contained the building's main dining room, as well as a smaller private dining room and a reception room. Even if no curse was preexistentbefore Lennon's death, the Dakota building has feltcursed and haunted ever since. The dormer windows are arranged in two to four levels and alternately contain either stone or copper frames. [111][112] The exterior walls were up to the sixth story by that May, and the builders estimated that the edifice would be completed in 18 months. It's also intriguing for a few darker reasons, most notably as the backdrop to John Lennon's murder. To say I am fascinated in psychiatryespecially historical psychiatryis a bit of an understatement. Are the ghosts of the Dakota building responsible for the curse, and why do so many residentsdie young? [101] During the early 19th century, apartment developments in the city were generally associated with the working class, but by the late 19th century, apartments were also becoming desirable among the middle and upper classes. [4][9][10] Nearby locations include the Majestic apartment building immediately to the south, the Olcott Hotel to the west, the Langham apartment building to the north, and Central Park (including the Strawberry Fields memorial) to the east. The opportunity to be the female manager of the Dakota. The building is also a contributing property to the Central Park West Historic District. The opportunity to be the female manager of the Dakota. Her historical fiction debut, The Dollhouse, was published in 2016. WebThe Amphitheatre and Harbor Park were a gift by Mary Louise Curtis Bok in 1931. She was infamously killed by members of the Manson family. A.I.A. [113][114][115] The more likely origin for the "Dakota" name was Clark's fondness for the names of the then-new western states and territories. [130] By the early 1890s, there was a waiting list for vacant apartments. Glickman planned to build New York City's largest apartment building on the site. [30][64] The floor surfaces consist of 9in-thick (23cm) earthen subfloors above 9-inch-thick slabs of concrete. [18][29] The 72nd Street elevation also has a gable above the central entrance. However, one thingthat doesn't seem to get much attention is her link to the Dakota building and the curse that many believe exists. [11][14] Christopher Gray of The New York Times described the Dakota as one of several apartment buildings that were famous enough "to maintain their names simply in common custom". [42], After the Dakota was completed, ornamental-iron contractor Hecla Iron Works published advertisements of the building in Architectural Record. [173], The Dakota's board maintains a set of house rules for residents and their guests; in 2011, The New York Times characterized several of the rules as appearing "like they could have been drafted when the building opened". [150] By the mid-1960s, members of the co-op had to pay carrying charges of up to $14,400 a year, in addition to a maximum down payment of $60,000 on their apartments. [69][220] American Architect had only one complaint: "The service-entrances to the suites are situated upon the same court-yard, so that grocers' wagons and ice-carts are almost always to be seen standing about in the space which should be reserved exclusively for more fashionable equipages, and for the promenades of the tenants of the house. [26][67] The main section of the basement is directly under the courtyard and has an asphaltum floor. [94] There was a florist, a messengers' office, and a telegraph office for residents. The opportunity to move to America. The opportunity to move to America. [12] Unlike other large apartment buildings on Central Park West, the Dakota was not named after a previous building on the site. [9][122], The Dakota was completed by October 27, 1884,[107] and was fully rented upon its completion. In 1886, house numbers on the Upper West Side were renumbered based on distance from Central Park West (Eighth Avenue), so the Dakota became 1 West 72nd Street. In a 1932 New Yorker article, the Dakota was described as being "as close to organic architecture as its most up-to-date neighbor: that is, they are both about fifty years away from the real thing". Discover and add pictures, bio information and documents about the life of Theodore Camden (1918). Fresh out of rehab, the former party girl and interior designer is homeless, jobless and penniless. For instance, Lennon's widow Yoko Ono paid a monthly fee of $12,566 for her 6,000sqft (560m2) apartment in 1996, while a similarly-sized apartment at the nearby San Remo had a monthly maintenance cost of $6,000. [81] A Look magazine article in the 1960s described interior designer and antique dealer Frederick P. Victoria as having decorated his apartment with wood "draperies" and antique clocks. Two generations ago, Baileys grandfather was the ward of famed architect Theodore Camden. [17][70][69], The passageways from the courtyard lead to ground-level spaces with wooden paneling and marble wainscoting. apartment. The project was budgeted using unit pricing, since it was impossible to know how many bricks needed to be repaired until the entire facade had been examined. It was my favorite book I was horse crazy but deeply moved by the characters insights and transformation and I mustve checked out the book dozens of times to re-read. "[173][209] Investor and resident Buddy Fletcher filed a lawsuit in 2011, claiming that the board had made racist remarks against would-be residents on numerous occasions,[178][179] but a New York state judge dismissed Fletcher's suit in 2015. WebThe year is 1885 and brilliant architect Theodore Camden offers London hotel housekeeper Sara Smythe a once-in-a-lifetime chance to accompany Camden to New York to manage the Dakota, an apartment building on Manhattans Upper West Side, which he helped to build. [80], There were nearly 500 rooms in total. [50] The quarters of the house staff were in the basement and included bedrooms; bathrooms and dining rooms for men and women; and a smoking room and reading room for men. [28], The Dakota was designed as a fireproof structure. (I want it in hardback; its a challenging find). The Dakota had its own power plant, so the lack of municipal electric service did not affect the building. [145] The residents announced plans to buy the building from the Glickman Corporation in April 1961 for $4.8 million. 1875 - 1942. [77][79][80] Look magazine characterized the differing apartment layouts as a legacy of the "rugged individualism" that had been common when the Dakota opened. - An architect, died in New York City, March 1, 1924. ; a Description of One of the Most Perfect Apartment Houses in the World", "The Dakota Finds Repairs To a Landmark Are Costly", "New Buildings of Prominence New York City", "Bus Seekers Talk of Horse-car Days; Meet in Oldest Central Park West Apartments to Fight 'Old-Fashioned Trolley. : What do you find most rewarding about writing historical fiction? [53] An entrance to the New York City Subway's 72nd Street station, served by the B and C trains,[54] is built within this areaway. Despite her caution after her mothers experience of being in love with a married man, Sara finds herself falling in love with Theodore Camden, the architect who hired her to manage the building. [52][53] The areaway was intended to increase residents' safety, as well as allow natural light and air to enter the basement. [173] The Dakota's co-op board, which decides whether to allow prospective tenants, has a reputation for selectivity. [18][28] Architectural Record likened the 72nd Street entrance to a "fortress entry". The building was not given its name until mid-1882, and Clark died before the Dakota was completed in October 1884. [156] The Dakota has also appeared in several popular media works, including Roman Polanski's 1968 film Rosemary's Baby. [65][69] After Edward C. Clark's death, Hardenbergh never designed another building for the Clark family;[63][117] their final collaboration, the Ontiora at Seventh Avenue and 55th Street, was similar in design to the Dakota. [4] The land lot has frontages of 200ft (61m) along Central Park West and 204ft (62m) along 72nd and 73rd Streets. [65][97][113] Back in 1879, Clark had proposed naming the Upper West Side's north-south avenues after states or territories in the Western United States, though his suggestions had been ignored. Rest assured, this is no sophomore slump; I adored it. The Amphitheatre, designed by Fletcher Steele and considered the first public Modernist landscape, and the adjacent Harbor Park, designed by the Olmsted firm under the direction of Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., represent a rare interface between the two designers. [107][108] The building initially did not have a name, even after the foundations were completed in early 1881. [26], The building was renamed the "Dakota" by June 1882. [21][34] A group of businessmen formed the West Side Association the same year. The main entrance is a double-height archway on 72nd Street, which leads to the courtyard. [46] Both the Dakota and the adjacent row houses were served by a mechanical plant below the garden. [69] Parlors were generally 25 by 40ft (7.6 by 12.2m). Instead, her "cousin" Melinda - Camdens biological great-granddaughter - will inherit almost everything. [28] The Dakota's use of soft-hued buff brick contrasted with the facade of the Van Corlear, which was a "harsh red". The apartments were divided into quadrants, each of which had a stair and an elevator for tenants, as well as another stair and another elevator for servants. In 1985, Bailey Camden is desperate for new opportunities. [53][56] The sidewalk was originally made of bluestone slabs. I knew I wanted to have an architect in the 1880s time line, so that he and Sara Smythe could team up to get the building ready for opening day. One hundred years later, in 1985 NYC, Bailey Camden is an interior designer charged with renovating The Dakota. [218], Some critics also made commentary about specific architectural elements of the Dakota. [60][78][105] Hardenbergh simultaneously designed several dozen low-rise row houses for Clark on 73rd Street. [17][30] The northern entrance on 73rd Street was seldom used[34] except for funerals. [102][103] Between 1880 and 1885, more than ninety apartment buildings were developed in the city. L.L. [17][43][26] This driveway was used to deliver goods and "commodities of housekeeping", as well as remove garbage and ashes. [222] Numerous replicas of the building have been created, including a model at Legoland Florida, as well as merchandise such as tissue boxes. The building is a National Historic Landmark and has been designated a city landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. [35] As the building was being constructed, Clark changed the specifications to accommodate individual tenants, resulting in substantial changes to the formerly standardized floor layouts. 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