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New NYC Upper East Side Apple Store at Madison Avenue set to receive flagship store treatment

The former bank on Madison Avenue Apple purchased for use as its 6th or 7th Manhattan Apple Store (depending on whether it or the World Trade Center store opens first) looks set to become one of Apple’s flagship stores.

ifo Apple Store reports that building permits granted for the development are in the name of architects Bohlin Cywinsky Jackson and engineering firm Eckersley O’Callaghan, the two companies responsible for the Apple Stores at 5th Avenue, Shanghai and London’s Regent Street … 

It’s likely that the windows will be replaced with large glass sheets in much the same style as the store in London’s Regent Street:

The initial permits cover demolition of the interior of the building, suggesting that perhaps only the exterior walls and marble floors will remain.

There are currently five Apple Stores in Manhattan in Soho, Meat Packing District, 5th Avenue, Lincoln Center, and Grand Central.

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