Fourth Avenue's Argyle: Is It Park Slope?

The Argyle at Seventh Street and Fourth Avenue is setting up a sales office on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope as was noted yesterday over at Brownstoner and on Curbed and at Bklynking, even though it isn't located on a block that we'd personally define as being in the Slope. (For starters, it's on the west side of Fourth Avenue, which we don't think is Park Slope. More on this below.) Our point here, however, is two-fold: One is to share the rendering of the Argyle, which we've run before without knowing it was the Argyle and which Brownstoner ran back in September, describing it, quite amusingly and appropriately we thought, as "yet another big-ass condo" on Fourth Avenue. The other is to note that The Argyle already run into problems. There's a Stop Work Order on the property as of September 24 because construction appears to have significantly damaged an adjacent home. The 14 complaints (so far) have been for things like scaffolding that might not be up to snuff and debris ending up on neighboring properties. The Department of Buildings wrote some violations for some of the problems. So, here's our question: Is a development on the west side of Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street, some of which is on Seventh between Third and Fourth Avenues, a Park Slope building? We're curious what readers think.