Historic Preservation Archives - Page 16 of 21

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The Knickerbocker Telephone Company

November 5, 2019

Address: New York, New York Role: Preservation Architect Architect: John T. Williams Year Built: 1894 Completed: 2016 Project Status: Completed Henson Architecture completed the full façade restoration of the Knickerbocker Telephone Co. Building, located at 200 Lafayette Street in New York City’s SoHo Cast-Iron Historic District Extension. Originally constructed in 1894 by architect and builder John T. Williams, the seven-story loft-style building is

a large building with many windows and a clock on it

The Fleming Smith Warehouse

November 5, 2019

Address: New York, New York Role: Preservation Architect Architect: Stephen Decatur Hatch Year Built: 1891 Completed: 2007 Project Status: Completed This 1891 landmark and National Register building is characterized by its rusticated stone base, segmental arches and symmetrically grouped windows. Notable architect Stephen Decatur Hatch was contracted by Fleming Smith to design the warehouse in an amalgamation of Romanesque Revival and

a tall building with a green roof on the corner of a street

Knabe Building

November 5, 2019

Address: New York, New York Role: Preservation Architect Architect: C. P. H. Gilbert Year Built: 1906 Completed: 2016 Project Status: Completed Historic building restoration including limestone and terra cotta details and copper mansard roof. C.P.H. Gilbert, a society architect best known for his work on townhouses and mansions in the Gilded Age, designed this eleven-story office building in 1906. The

a large brick building with many windows and arched doorways

American Grocery Company Building

November 5, 2019

Address: New York, New York Role: Preservation Architect Architect: Charles F. Mengelson Year Built: 1873 – 1874 Completed: 2018 Project Status: Completed Historic building restoration including brick and stone masonry facade, roof and interior. This neo-grec style building was the first warehouse erected on Hudson Street and is now part of the Tribeca West Historic District. It was designed by

The Knickerbocker Telephone Company

The Fleming Smith Warehouse

Knabe Building

American Grocery Company Building

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