COLUMBIA, 4/29/10 (Beat Byte) -- A
New York Times story about finding the perfect condo features "green"
architect Brian Pape -- best known for designing Columbia's new Ragtag Cinema
and renovating the historic Mule Barn building in Columbia's North Central
Village, now the home of advertising firm Woodruff-Sweitzer.
Pape, 65, left Columbia last year for Manhattan, where
wife Joy, 56, (both pictured in NYT photo at left) works as a nurse and diabetes
educator.
The story -- about their
nearly four-year search for a reasonably priced ($800,000 to $1 million) condo
in the city -- mentions the couple's previous Columbia home, "a federal-style
house that had belonged to Walter Williams, the founder of the Missouri School
of Journalism."
Selling their first NYC condo, Pape and his wife seem to
have found the perfect spot. Running roughly $3,500 month in both mortgage and
maintenance costs, the 1,000 square foot condo is in a lively West Street
neighborhood
"I will never get bored," Ms. Pape told the Times.
Asked how he likes relocating to New York, Pape replied "I
like being with Joy. We are having a ball."
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