The Ian Schrager-developed, Herzog & de Meuron-designed building at 160 Leroy St. is already more than half sold — and one of the buyers, Schrager tells Gimme Shelter, is Schrager himself. The … ...

Built as a theater in 1927, the building had served for many years as CBS's Studio 52 -- home to several TV shows, including "Captain Kangaroo." ... As for Studio 54, ...

Allied Partners has refinanced its stake in the Theater District office building above Studio 54 with a $34 million loan from Signature Bank, according to records filed with the New York City ...

By the 1970s the building became the Studio 54 nightclub many people are familiar with. The club opened in 1977 and was owned and operated by entrepreneurs Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager.

When Schrager and Rubell acquired the Studio 54 building in the rundown neighbourhood of Midtown in January 1977, they set to work turning the old theatre into a nightclub for a budget of $400,000.

Opened thirty years ago today by Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell, Studio 54 set up camp in a former Opera House on West 54th Street, a building previously owned by CBS Studios for the purpose of ...

The doc, “Studio 54,” by Matt Tyrnauer — which has been dubbed “thrilling and definitive” by Variety at Sundance — was bought in the US last week by Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber.

The tallest building in the city is the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, which stands 727 feet. ... Schrager cofounded Studio 54 with the late Steve Rubell in 1977.