HAUS | New York

THE HOUSE OF CREATIVITY: COMING SOON

At 909 Madison Avenue, a building with many lives begins its new chapter.

Designed in 1931 by Schultze & Weaver for the Bank of New York, 909 Madison Avenue transformed a former townhouse into an Upper East Side landmark meant to treasure what matters most.

White line sketch on a black background showing a plant and handwritten text "Haus New York".

Nearly a century later, art dealers Emmanuel Perrotin and Dominique Lévy reimagined the building as a contemporary art gallery. Finance gave way to creative exchange, cementing its legacy within Manhattan’s cultural landscape.

White historic building facade featuring Golden Goose store behind black metal fence during Mexico Haus tour

Today, Golden Goose writes the next chapter, shaping the landmark into a collector’s dream. The architecture preserves its historical identity—from its original bank caveau to its grand proportions—reinterpreted through the warm, lived-in lens of an artist’s home.

A meeting ground where history, design, and contemporary culture converge behind historic doors. Step inside our world on November 21.

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