Built in 1883 in the Queen Anne/ Renaissance Revival styles by Albert Wagner for the Puck magazine company. The Puck Building has undergone numerous renovations and housed residences as well as a technical school. Presently, the Puck building houses office and event space and is home to New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
Henson was engaged to direct the restoration of this historic building located in the SoHo Historic District. The restoration included cast iron repairs and painting, mortar joint cutting and repointing, brick reconstruction, gilding restoration, window caulking, shutter repairs and painting, roof and coping stone repairs, chimney reconstruction, and façade cleaning.
Role:
Preservation Architect, Project Architect
Project Status:
Completed
Location:
New York, New York
Original Architect:
Albert Wagner
Historic Designation:
National Register, State Register, NYC Individual Landmark
