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New York City's Soho district has evolved over time from industrial
and manufacturing uses to artists' lofts and galleries to
its most recent incarnation as a fashionable area, primarily
littered with retail and restaurants. The change from industrial
to commercial has not drastically changed the fabric of Soho,
since most new uses have primarily renovated existing buildings.
Max Mara, on West Broadway, is an exception with two levels
of new construction containing the fashion company's signature
women's clothing.
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Paul Warchol) for larger view. |
