Brilliant light and magical sunsets grace this spectacular 4000 square foot double-corner home at the Dietz Lantern Building,Tribecas most sought-after doorman condominium with garage on premises.  "There is nothing in New York more luxurious than open space, but there is an art to creating it." David Mann of MR Architecture + Dcor.  Built in 1887, the Dietz Lantern Building was originally a factory where lanterns were produced for horse-drawn carriages. The bones of industry still remain in the way of arched doorways with original stamped-metal fire doors and 12 foot barrel-vaulted ceilings.  Upon entry of this wonderful home, the impact of sheer volume hits you with a 50-foot wall of west-facing windows book-ended by south and north corners that expand spectacular city and Hudson River views.  22 over-sized windows frame stunning sunsets and abundant light complemented by what feels like acres of wide plank maple flooring. The living room is centered on a stainless-steel wood burning fireplace encased by honed floor to ceiling cement panels. The formal dining room flanks the state-of-the-art kitchen. Stainless steel countertops and cabinets along with top-of-the-line appliances including a commercial size Traulsen Refrigerator make this kitchen the envy of any professional chef. The Master Bedroom has a Robert Bernstein stainless-steel bed which is suspended from the ceiling by cables; at its head is a tub and shower walled in by glass. Three additional bedrooms all with ensuite baths flesh out this wonderful home. A staircase on the east leads to a roof deck.  Deeded garage space comes with the unit - (approximate $500K added value).