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PRESERVATION

BYDESIGNARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION STUDIO, DPC



Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC is acertified WBE, design professional-servicecorporation founded by a collaboration ofarchitects, preservationists and materialsconservators. We offer expertise in buildingpathology, materials science, water

management, historical documentation,condition surveys and analysis, and more. Ourstaff has extensive experience in restorationand rehabilitation design. During the past 35years, the professional staff of ArchitecturalPreservation Studio has completed hundredsof projects with individual construction costsranging from $100,000 to well over $50 million.Projects planned and designed by ArchitecturalPreservation Studio have received nationalacclaim and many awards.

We have an in-depth understanding of thehistoric, scientific, aesthetic, social and spiritualvalues which may apply to buildings of culturalsignificance. All interventions designed by Architectural Preservation Studio carefullyconsider the implications to authenticity and sitesignificance within the framework of national

and international documents and the overallmanagement context. We have extensiveexperience successfully procuring approvalsfrom various jurisdiction agencies, such as local

historic preservation commissions and StateHistoric Preservation Offices (SHPO).

Architectural Preservation Studio enjoys aninternational reputation for its sensitive andtechnically rigorous approach to the restoration

and repair of historically significant structures.We combine our technical expertise with ourcommitment to design excellence to maintainthe historical quality and patina of restoredbuildings. We offer realistic alternatives thatassist the Owner in making intelligent decisionsabout the most appropriate solutions forthe preservation and repair of historic andcontemporary buildings. We collaborate with sub-consultants to meld theold and new in an appropriate and sensitive way.Significant interior finishes must be disturbedas little as possible to maintain maximumauthenticity of fabric, while reinstating their formerdignity and splendor, yet still satisfy the functionalneeds of the users. We perceive adaptive reuseas the ultimate act in sustainability – a layeringof new design that respects and enhances the

original, fulfills programmatic requirements,and upgrades infrastructure, while providingbeautifully designed interventions of our era.

PRESERVATION

BYDESIGNARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION STUDIO, DPC



We have experience with adaptive reuse andnew construction within historic buildings.We have expertise in masonry conservation,re-roofing and re-waterproofing, windowrefurbishment and replacement, glazed curtain-

wall remediation, metals and wood restoration. Architectural Preservation Studio is well knownfor resolving exterior envelope leaks. We areadept at finding appropriate solutions that offerlong-term repairs within our client’s budgetaryrequirements. Our services, from schematicdesign through project close-out, are detail-oriented, hands-on, accurate and timely.

Leadership Architectural Preservation Studio’s is headed byPamela Jerome, AIA, LEED™ AP, FAPT, F.US/ICOMOS, and includes Carl Rothbart, Assoc. AIA, Douglas Emilio, Assoc. AIA and SandeepSikka, Assoc. AIA, LEED™ AP as partners,as well as a staff of dedicated architects and

preservationist.

Firm HistoryFounded in 1889 in St. Paul, MN, Reed &Stem moved to NYC in 1903 upon winning thecompetition to design Grand Central Terminal.Later known as Fellheimer & Wagner, then asWank Adams Slavin Associates (WASA), the

Preservation Group was founded in 1979 asa department of the WASA architecture andengineering firm. To better serve our clients andfocus specifically on building preservation, weestablished the company as an independentWoman Business Enterprise (WBE) known as Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC. We arededicated to the preservation of historic andcontemporary buildings.

Methodology Architectural Preservation Studio’s methodologybegins with a thorough investigation, includingarchival research and documentation, aswell as review of probes when necessary,before designing remediation for the exterior

envelope, or exterior and interior restoration. Wedevelop a variety of reports, such as conditionsassessments, preservation master plans,Historic Structure Reports (HSR), and FaçadeInspection Safety Program (FISP, formerly LocalLaw 11/98) critical examinations.

ARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION STUDIO



With over 35 years’ experience as a preservationarchitect, Pamela Jerome is president of

Architectural Preservation Studio. She was alsoan Adjunct Associate Professor of the HistoricPreservation program at Columbia University’sGraduate School of Architecture, Planning andPreservation where she taught from 1995 to 2017.Since 2004, she teaches professional seminarsat NYU School of Professional Studies.

Ms. Jerome sits on the international Boardof ICOMOS (International Committee onMonuments and Sites), one of three statutory-advisory bodies to the World HeritageConvention. She is past vice president ofISCEAH (International Scientific Committee onEarthen Architectural Heritage), expert memberof ISC20C (International Scientific Committee on

20th Century Heritage) and CIAV (InternationalCommittee on Vernacular Architecture). Shewas an elected officer of the ICOMOS ScientificCouncil from 2006-2014. Ms. Jerome participatedon the ICOMOS World Heritage Panel for fouryears, the third American to do so. She is theUS/ICOMOS liaison to the APT (Association for

Preservation Technology) Board. She is a PeerProfessional for preservation for GSA’s DesignExcellence program. Her expertise is in masonryconservation and waterproofing, with a particularemphasis on Modernism, earthen architecture,archaeological-site preservation and cultural-site management. She is widely published andrecognized as an international expert in cultural

heritage. She has consulted on cultural-propertyconservation in the US, Mediterranean, BlackSea, Middle East, North Africa, and Far East.

PAMELA JEROME, AIA, LEEDTM AP, FAPT, F.US/ICOMOS

PRESIDENT

Education:

M Sc Historic Preservation,

Columbia University,

New York, NY, 1991

B Arch Architectural Engineering,

National Technical University,

Athens, Greece, 1979

Continuing Education:

International Colloquium on Reburial of

Archaeological Sites, Getty Conservation

Institute/ National Park Service/ICCROM,

Santa Fe, NM, 2003

Preservation of the Earthen Architectural Heritage,

ICCROM/CRATerre, École d’Architecture de Grenoble,

France, 1994

Conservation of Excavated Sites: New Approaches and

Techniques, Getty Conservation Institute,

Paphos, Cyprus, 1990

Professional Licenses:

NY (019577), NJ (21AI01858600), CT (ARI.0012168),

RI (ARC.0003838), MA (32413), Greece (42.680)

Affiliations:

AIA; NCARB; USGBC; ICOMOS (Board, former SC Officer,Expert Member ISC20C and CIAV, and ISCEAH former VicePresident); US/ICOMOS (ex-officio Board member); ICOMOSHellas; Global Heritage Fund (Senior Advisory Board);Journal on Cultural Heritage Management and SustainableDevelopment (Editorial Advisory Board, 2009-2014); NationalTrust for Historic Preservation; Association for PreservationTechnology (US/ICOMOS liaison to APT Board and College

of Fellows); DOCOMOMO International; InternationalConcrete Repair Institute (ICRI); Sealant and WaterproofingRestoration Institute (SWRI); Roof Consultant Institute (RCI);Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE, 1980-2012)



Carl Rothbart has over 35 years’ experiencein the preservation field. His expertise is in

historic preservation, exterior restoration andwaterproofing, and in the supervision andmanagement of large-scale restoration projects,from proposal writing through substantialcompletion. He is known for his calm demeanor,thoroughness, efficiency and responsiveness.

Mr. Rothbart is responsible for all aspects of

building preservation, restoration and enveloperepairs, including building inspections; probesupervision; preparation of façade, roof andinterior assessments; FISP (Façade InspectionSafety Program) critical examination reports;design of repair procedures; specificationswriting; cost estimating; bid analysis andnegotiations; and construction administration

and supervision of interventions on historically-significant and contemporary structures.

Mr. Rothbart has worked with the New YorkCity Landmarks Preservation Commission onnumerous individually landmarked structures,as well as with various SHPOs on many projects

listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Mr. Rothbart serves as a commisioner on theNew Cannan Historic District Commission.

CARL ROTHBART, ASSOC. AIA

PARTNER

Education:

B Arch, City University of NY,

City College, New York, NY, 1982

Certificate,

Construction Technology,

New York University,

New York, NY, 1978

BA, English,

Queens College,

Queens, NY, 1977


Certificate, RESTORE: Masonry Skills Training Program,

1985


ARE in Progress (NY)

New York City DOB Scaffold Challenge Exam Certificate

TSC (2007-present)

Affiliations:

Associate AIA; National Trust for Historic Preservation;

Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation; APT Northeast;

Victorian Society of America; New Canaan Preservation

Alliance; New Canaan Historic District Commission

(Commissioner)



For 25 years, Douglas Emilio has led complexadaptive reuse and exterior envelope projects

for public and private clients. Public clientshave included multiple local municipalities andcounty governments, the Metropolitan Transit Authority, the NYC Department of Design &Construction, the State University ConstructionFund, the US General Services Administration,the US Department of State, the US Army Corpof Engineers, NYC Economic Development

Corporation, and the Embassy of France.

He is adept at master-plan development and large-scale conditions assessments, as well as fine-grained preservation and conservation projects.His organizational skills allow him to managemultiple projects and teams simultaneously. Hehas integrated new technology into the firm’s

practice, allowing for more accurate fieldworkand better collaboration with clients.

Projects that he has been directly responsiblefor have won awards from the New York Stateand Westchester + Hudson Valley Chapters ofthe American Institute of Architects, the Brick

Industry Association, and have been recognizedby McGraw Hill Construction. He serves as aboard member with the Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct and Hastings-on-Hudson architecturalreview boards.

DOUGLAS EMILIO, ASSOC. AIA

PARTNER

Education:

B Sc, Historic Preservation,

Roger Williams University,

Bristol, RI 1992


Conservation Seminars: Metals,

Woods, and Decorative Finishes

and other preservation courses,

Columbia University,

New York, NY, 1994

Center for Local History, “The

Theory & Practice of Documentary

Collections,” State University of

New York at Purchase, NY, 1994

Architecture and Preservation Classes, London, England.

Sponsored by the Center for Historic Preservation,

Roger Williams University, 1991


ARE in progress (NYS)


(2007-present)

Affiliations:

Associate AIA; American Institute for Conservation of Historic

and Artistic Works; Association for Preservation Technology;

Construction Specification Institute; Roof Consultant Institute;

Preservation League of New York State; National Trust for

Historic Preservation; Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct

(Board Member); Huguenot Historical Society New Paltz (NY

Trustee 2000-2002)



Sandeep Sikka has over 20 years of experiencein architecture and historic preservation, which

includes design and conservation of complexhistoric and modern structures in the US, Indiaand UK. Mr. Sikka has led exterior enveloperestoration projects of contemporary and historicbuildings. His work has included extensivefaçade repairs to terra cotta, concrete, brick andstone masonry, restoration of historic cast stoneand bronze, as well as repair and replacement

of windows, roofing systems, sidewalks, andassociated waterproofing and drainage systems.

Mr. Sikka contributes by providing technical andscientific support for sustainable solutions andrecommendations for historic and contemporarybuildings and sites. With a background in theconservation science of building materials, Mr.

Sikka is capable of analyzing building materialsand their deterioration in various environmentsand has successfully developed appropriatetreatments for their long-term preservation. Hehas extensive experience in the application ofinorganic consolidants for conservation of historicstone façades and decorative artwork made of

limestone or marble. He is an adjunct professorat City University of New York’s ArchitecturalTechnology Department (NYCCT) where hehas taught since 2011. He has also lecturedat Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.

SANDEEP SIKKA, ASSOC. AIA, LEEDTM AP

PARTNER

Education:

Frederick Williamson Memorial

Fellowship, Museum of Archaeology &

Anthropology, University of Cambridge,

UK, 2003

M Sc Architectural Materials

Conservation, Bournemouth University,

UK, 2002

B Arch, C R State College of

Engineering, G.J. University, Murthal,

India, 1997


Certifications: HURRIPLAN Resilient Building Design

for Coastal Communities FEMA, National Disaster

Preparedness Training Center and NDPC April 2014

Doctoral research and studies in Architectural Conservation

at University of Applied Arts; Institute for Conservation and

Restoration, Vienna, Austria, 2005 -2006


ARE in progress (NYS), India (1998)


(2007-present)

Affiliations:

Associate AIA; ICOMOS International Scientific Committee

for Stone (ISCS, Expert Member); ICOMOS International

Scientific Committee on Earthen Architectural Heritage

(ISCEAH, Board member); USGBC; Association for

Preservation Technology International; Association of British

Scholars



• Conditions assessments• Feasibility studies• Adaptive reuse studies• Due-diligence reports• Historic structure reports (HSR)• Preservation master plans• HABS reports• Façade investigations and repairs (FISP, formerly Local Law 11/98)• Forensic investiations• Building envelope rehabilitation• Façade restoration•

Leak investigations• Roofing and waterproofing• Preventative maintenance• Probes and non-destructive testing• Materials testing• Cleaning testing• Measured drawings• Laser-scanning documentation

• Cost estimating• Contract documents• Construction observation and administration• NRHS nominations• Restoration tax credits• Peer review• NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission consulting

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES



For more information on featured preservation projects, as well as other workby Architectural Preservation Studio, visit us at www.preservationstudio.com.

REPRESENTATIVE CLIENTS

AvalonBay CommunitiesBatterty Park City AuthorityBrooklyn Academy of MusicBrooklyn Museum of ArtCity of New London, CTCity of Norwich, CTCity of Paterson, NJColumbia UniversityCounty of Essex, NJCounty of Rutherford, NJCRG ManagementCT Trust for Historic PreservationCushman & WakefieldEmbassy of FranceEssex County Department of Parks,Recreation & Cultural Affairs

Fordham UniversityGeneral Services AdministrationHudson View GardensHunter Roberts Construction GroupLH Charney Associates, Inc.Macy’sManhattan CollegeMetropolitan Transportation AuthorityMt. Sinai HospitalMt. Vernon Public Library

Museum of Modern Art/PS 1Newmark Grubb Knight FrankNewport Restoration FoundationNew Rochelle Public LibraryNew York UniversityNK ArchitectsNYC Department of Citywide AdministrativeServicesNYC Department of Design & Construction

New York PresbyterianNew York Presbyterian QueensNY State Office of General ServicesNY State Unified Court SystemNorwich Free AcademyPalladia, Inc.Piedmont RealtyPlaza HotelP&L ManagementPort Authority of New York & New JerseyPreservation Society of Newport CountyRaritan Valley Community CollegeRFR Realty LLCRoosevelt Island Operating CorporationRose AssociatesRutgers University

RM Neilson & Associates, Inc.SL GreenSolomon R. Guggenheim FoundationState University Construction Fund of New YorkStevens Institute of TechnologySUNY New PaltzTown of East Greenwich, RITown of New Canaan, CTTown of Newcastle, NY Town of Wethersfield, CT

Trinity Real EstateTrio ContractingUnited States Military AcademyUnited States Postal ServicesUniversity of ConnecticutVillage of Sea Cliff, NY Weill Cornell MedicineWeston Historical SocietyWestern Pennsylvania Conservancy



Projects planned and designed by Architeectural Preservation Studio and staff have received nationalacclaim and won awards:

Sheldon Hall, SUNY Oswego, Oswego, NY• 2014 Preservation Association of Central New York – Stewardship Award• 2014 AIA New York State – Award of Excellence in Adaptive Reuse/Historic Preservation

26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY • 2014 GSA Design Awards – Honor Award

Lincoln Depot Museum Peekskill, NY• 2014 AIA Westchester + Hudson Valley – Honor Award

Chateau-sur-Mer, Newport, RI• 2011 Victorian Society in America – Preservation Award• 2011 State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Historic Preservation & Heritage

Commission – Rhody Award for Historic Preservation

Breakers Gates, Newport, RI• 2010 State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Historic Preservation & Heritage

Commission – Rhody Award for Historic Preservation

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY • 2009 AIA New York State – Honor for Architectural Excellence in Historic Preservation• 2009 International Concrete Repair Institute – Award of Excellence in Low-Rise Category• 2009 Preservation League of New York State – Award for Excellence in Preservation• 2009 AIA Westchester/Mid-Hudson Chapter – Honor Award• 2008 New York Landmarks Conservancy – Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award

Jamaica Performing Arts Center, Jamaica, NY • 2009 AIA Westchester/Mid-Hudson Chapter – Honor Award• 2009 Metropolitan Chapter of the Victorian Society in America – Adaptive Reuse Award• 2008 New York Landmarks Conservancy – Lucy G. Moses Preservation

MoMA PS1, Long Island City, NY • 2009 Brick Industry Association – Brick NY Awards• 2005 New York Construction’s Best of 2005 – Award of Merit: Rehabilitation and Restoration• 2004 AIA Westchester Mid-Hudson Chapter – Citation for Architectural Excellence in Historic

Preservation

PRESERVATION AWARDS



US Post Office and Courthouse - Camden Plaza, Brooklyn, NY • 2008 GSA Design Awards – Honor Award in Preservation• 2008 New York Landmarks Conservancy – Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award• 2008 Preservation League of New York State – Award for Excellence in Preservation

• 2005 New York Construction’s Best of 2005 – Award of Merit: Adaptive ReuseHarlem Stage Gatehouse, New York, NY • 2007 New York Landmarks Conservancy – Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award• 2007 AIA New York State – Citation for Architectural Excellence in Historic Preservation

Alfred E. Smith State Office Building, Albany, NY • 2007 Preservation League of New York State – Excellence in Historic Preservation Award

Chappaqua Train Station, New Castle, NY •

2006 AIA Westchester Mid-Hudson Chapter – Citation for Architectural Excellence in Historic PreservationHunterfly Road Houses of Weeksville, Brooklyn, NY • 2006 Preservation League of New York State – Award for Excellence in Preservation

Queens Supreme Court, Jamaica, NY • 2005 New York Construction’s Best of 2005 – Award of Merit: Renovation

Bayard-Condict Building, New York, NY • 2005 Victorian Society in America – Commendation• 2003 Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation – Annual Village Award

Tick Hall, Montauk, NY • 2003 Residential Architect Design Awards – Judge’s Award• 2001 New York State Historic Preservation Award, Commissioner’s Annual Private Sector Achievement –

Award for Historic Reconstruction

St. John’s Hall, Fordham University, Bronx, NY • 2000 Building Stone Institute – Tucker Architectural Award of Excellence Historic Preservation• 1998 American School and University – Outstanding Buildings Award for Historic Preservation

New York Supreme Court, New York, NY • 1996 Municipal Art Society, New York Preservation Award for Restoration of the Rotunda – the Supreme

Court Murals

Peekskill Station, Metro-North Commuter Railroad, NY • 1993 AIA Westchester Mid-Hudson Chapter – Community Facility Excellence in Design Award

East Midtown Plaza, New York, NY • 1993 International Concrete Repair Institute – High-Rise Repair Award

Manhattan Municipal Building, New York, NY • 1992 National Trust for Historic Preservation – Honor Award• 1992 Art Commission of the City of New York – Design Excellence in the Restoration of the Statue of Civic

Fame and Masonry Restoration



MUSEUMS

PRESERVATION FOR



“The exterior façade restoration of theGuggenheim is an exceptional concrete

repair project. The project team’s analysis

was guided by a multi-disciplinary

preservation approach that successfully

addressed the complex challenges posed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s icon of modern

architecture.”

- International Concrete Repair Institute

Solomon R. Guggenheim MuseumNew York, NY



MoMA PS1Long Island City, NY



Museum of American FinanceNew York, NY



Lincoln Depot MuseumPeekskill, NY



Brooklyn Museum of ArtBrooklyn, NY



Slater Memorial MuseumNorwich, CT



Umpawaug Schoolhouse



Umpawaug SchoolhouseRedding, CT



HOUSE

MUSEUMS

PRESERVATION FOR



FallingwaterMill Run, PA



“I have worked with the professional staff

of Architectural Preservation Studio since

1999; their dedication and the quality of

their work is extraordinary: always on time

and under budget.”

- Curt GengaFormer Director of Properties

Preservation Society of Newport County

The BreakersNewport, RI



KingscoteNewport, RI



“Accomplished after meticulous

research, this project is an example

of the highest standards of historic

preservation.”

- Charles J. RobertsonVP & Preservation Committee Chairman

The Victorian Society in America

Chateau-sur-MerNewport, RI



“The professional staff of Architectural

Preservation Studio has been an invaluable partner in the preservation of globally

significant historic structures for the

Preservation Society of Newport County.

Timely, innovative and cost effective are

three excellent terms to describe the firm’scontributions to our mission.”

- Trudy CoxeCEO


Hunter HouseNewport, RI



“The Newport Restoration Foundation

has worked with the professional staff of

Architectural Preservation Studio since2009 and will continue to count on their

wide range of expertise into the future.

They have provided us with assessment,

advice, planning, design and monitoring of

execution on several important programsfor the preservation of our house museum,

Rough Point.”

- Robert FoleyFormer Director of Preservation


Rough PointNewport, RI



Deming-Standish HouseWethersfield, CT



CULTURE

PRESERVATION FOR



French Cultural Services

of the French EmbassyNew York, NY



South Street SeaportNew York, NY

National Archives & Records AdministrationNew York, NY



Governors IslandHistoric District

Governors Island, NY

World War I MonumentRutherford, NJ



Kip’s Castle Verona, NJ

“This is to advise you that your firm has been invited

to receive recognition

for this contribution to

the preservation effort

on the World War I

Monument.”

- Rod LeithRutherford Borough Historian



Hinchliffe StadiumPaterson, NJ



PERFORMINGARTS

PRESERVATION FOR



Harlem Stage GatehouseNew York, NY In joint-venture with Ohlhausen DuBois Architects



Jamaica Performing Arts CenterJamaica, NY



James B. Duke Mansion

New York UniversityNew York, NY

246 Greene Street




24 Waverly Place




21 Washington Place




GatehouseStevens Institute

of TechnologyHoboken, NJ

Demarest Hall,Rugters University

New Brunswick, NJ



GOVERNMENTPRESERVATION FOR



Jacob K. Javits Federal Building

New York, NY In collaboration with Michael van Valkenburgh Associates

“The plaza is fluid and open, and relates

to the building almost in spite of its tough

façade”

- Susannah DrakeGSA Jury Panel



Manhattan Municipal BuildingNew York, NY



“In order to remain viable, historic civic buildings need to evolve with the changing

needs of society. This project has done just

that without making any negative impact

on the fabric of the building or experience.”

- Jury StatementGSA Design Awards

US Post Office and Courthouse

Brooklyn, NY In joint-venture with Kliment-Halsband



New York County CourthouseNew York, NY



Queens Supreme CourthouseJamaica, NY



Alexander HamiltonUS Custom HouseNew York, NY



Norwich City HallNorwich, CT



Holland Tunnel Ventilation BuildingNew York, NY

Federico Degetau Federal Building &

Clemente Ruiz Nazario US CourthouseHato Rey, Puerto Rico



Pier 11New York, NY

Pier 79New York, NY



Roosevelt IslandTramway Station

- Manhattan SideNew York, NY

Roosevelt IslandTramway Station

- Roosevelt Island SideRoosevelt Island, NY



St. Agnes CathedralRockville Centre, NY



Temple Israel of Long BeachLong Beach, NY

Avon Congregational Church Avon, CT



RESIDENTIALPRESERVATION FOR



1180 Raymond AvenueNewark, NJ



Hudson View Gardens

New York, NY

1 East 66th Street

New York, NY



515 West 59th Street

New York, NY



“They did a fantastic job of

restoring this structure.”

- JudgesResidential Architect

Design Awards

Tick Hall

Montauk, NY



COMMERCIALPRESERVATION FOR



Bayard-Condict Building

New York, NY

“In fact, [Louis] Sullivan said it was hisfavorite design of all his buildings....

The magnificently restored structure

once again welcomes visitors and

Sullivan devotees to its presence.”

- Victorian Society in America



285 Madison Ave

New York, NY



1410 Broadway

New York, NY

100 Broadway

New York, NY



1441 Broadway

New York, NY

60 Broad Street

New York, NY



Payson HouseNew York Presbyterian

New York, NY

Helmsley Medical TowerNew York Presbyterian

New York, NY

Macy’s Herald SquareN Y k NY



New York, NY

Macy’s Brooklyn

Brooklyn, NY



Tarimi Mansions

Tarim, Yemen

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104

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106 1 06A 107 A

108

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BALCONY

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118 122

BALCONY

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116

COLLAPSED

COLLAPSED



Tarimi Mansions

Tarim, Yemen

102A

100

132A



Walled City of Shibam WHS

Shibam, Yemen

New Gourna,Luxor WHS

Luxor, Egypt



Archaeological Site of Amheida

Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt

AI-Dir’iyah WHSRiyadh, Saudi Arabia



Palaikastro Excavations

Crete, Greece

Chersonesos WHSCrimean Peninsula, Ukraine

ARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION STUDIO

FEATURED PROJECTS

MUSEUMS

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum *

New York, NY

Exterior façade enhancement • Concrete and

gunite conservation • Window-wall replication •Skylight replacement • Coordination of structural

reinforcement and MEP upgrade

Photography: David M. Heald

MoMA PS1 *

Slater Memorial Museum

Norwich, CT

Slate re-roofing

Umpawaug SchoolhouseRedding, CT

Conditions assessment • AutoCAD background

drawings



MoMA PS1 *

Long Island City, NY

Implementation of work in a phased program •Installation of new slate roofing • Structural repairsto the heavy-timber attic frame • Restoration and

cleaning of brick, stone,and terra-cotta

Photography: F. Charles Photography

Museum of American Finance *

New York, NY

Adaptive reuse of a designated-landmark interior• Insertion of a new exit door to the designated-landmark exterior to meet place-of-assembly code

requirements

Photography: Jim Brown

Lincoln Depot Museum *

Peekskill, NY

Design and administration for adaptive reuse of

a historic train depot • Restoration of interior andexterior • Integration with new building systems

Photography: Alexander Severin

Brooklyn Museum of ArtBrooklyn, NY

Conditions assessment • Exterior repairs • Dome

and ziggurat repairs • Window replacement

HOUSE MUSEUMS

Fallingwater

Mill Run, PA

Materials analysis and conservation • Preservationmaster plan • Re-waterproofing of roofs and

terraces • Steel-window restoration • Repair ofconcrete and stucco • Coordination with structuralreinforcement • Interior paint-finishes restoration

• Laser-scanning documentation • Ongoing

maintenance

The BreakersNewport, RI

Limestone façade restoration • Spanish-tile roofreplacement • New built-in copper gutters •

Rehabilitated storm-drainage system • Wood-windows restoration • Wrought-iron gatesrestoration • Gatehouse restoration

Photography: Fernando LaRosa

Kingscote

Newport, RI

Exterior conditions assessment • Restoration

construction documents • Administrationof phased exterior restoration • Slate-roof

replacement • Wood-windows restoration •Wood-clapboard conservation



Hinchliffe StadiumPaterson, NJ

Conditions assessment and testing • Preservationmaster plan • Construction documents andadministration of restoration of the stadium,

including the grandstand, public sidewalk, ticketbooths, and exterior walls

Carriage Barn and Lapham Community

Center at Waveny ParkNew Canaan, CT

Conditions assessment • Slate-roof replacement• Façade repairs

Gilbert & Bennett Wire Mill * Redding, CT

A hi l f ibili d d i

Brooklyn Academy of Music * Brooklyn, NY

Upgrade of audio system and stage lifts •Restoration of fire-curtain mechanism • Completeinterior-finishes restoration • Replacement of

existing counter-weight fly system with electric-winch system • Decorative sidewalk replacement


EDUCATION

Sheldon Hall, SUNY Oswego *

Oswego, NY

Investigation and documentation of existing

conditions and pathology of deterioration •



Architectural feasibility and concept design •

Adaptive reuse

PERFORMING ARTS

Harlem Stage Gatehouse * New York, NY

Adaptive reuse as a performing arts venue •

Cleaning and re-pointing of exterior brownstone

and granite walls • Installation of new slate roofreplicating the original • Restoration of existing

steel doors • Fabrication of new cast-ironwindows • Replacement of missing cast-iron

railing medallions • Cleaning of polychromaticbrickwork

Photography: John Bartelstone

Jamaica Performing Arts Center *

Jamaica, NY

Adaptive reuse as a performing arts venue •

Excavation and underpinning of crawl spaceinto full basement • Restoration of façade and

stained-glass windows • Replacement of slateand flat-seam copper roofs • Redesign ofmonumental entrance stairs • Conservation and

reinstallation of original interior wood trim


Restoration of copper cupola and replacement of

copper roofs • Rebuilding of terra-cotta parapets• Re-pointing and cleaning of masonry façade •Replacement and restoration of wood windows


McVickar Hall, Columbia University * New York, NY

Conversion of residential building into officespace • Gut renovation of interior • Façade

restoration • Re-roofing • Replication of missingsheet-metal cornice • ADA compliance •LEEDTM

Gold Certification


van der Berg Hall, SUNY New PaltzNew Paltz, NY

Lead-coated standing-seam roof repairs • Designand installation of new snow guards

Jerome Greene Hall, Columbia University *

New York, NY

Design and administration of limestone repairs

International Affairs, Columbia University *New York, NY

Concrete repairs • Adequate rebar coverage • Aesthetic integration of cementitious patches •Concrete coating

James B. Duke Mansion, NYU IFA *

New York, NY

Limestone restoration • Slate-roof repairs •

Interior leaders replacement

246 Greene Street, NYU *

New York, NY

Terra-cotta and brownstone repairs • Cast-ironwindows restoration

24 W l Pl NYU

Gatehouse, Stevens Institute of TechnologyHoboken, NJConditions assessment • Exterior restoration •

Re-roofing

GOVERNMENT

Jacob K. Javits Federal Building *

New York, NY

Redesign and construction administration of the

plaza • Re-waterproofing of occupied basement• MEP engineering • Replacement of adjacent

sidewalks


P t W R di F d l B ildi *



24 Waverly Place, NYU

New York, NY Exterior reparis • FISP critical examination and

report filing

21 Washington Place, NYU

New York, NY

FISP critical examination and report filing

Queens Court, Fordham University *

Bronx, NY Marble and brownstone conservation •Cast-stone repairs • Wood-doors restorationand replication • Lead-coated copper roofs

replacement • Interior renovation • Stained-glasswindows restoration

Keating Hall, Fordham University *

Bronx, NY

Window replacement • Steel-casement windowsrestoration • Flat-seam copper-roof replacement

• Stone conservation

Demarest Hall, Rugters UniversityNew Brunswick, NJ

Asphalt-shingle re-roofing • Wood dormersreplacement • Dormer-windows replacement

Peter W. Rodino Federal Building *

Newark, NJRe-waterproofing of plaza • Upgrading ofretaining and planter walls • Redesign of below-

grade parking garage • Concrete patching andre-waterproofing of garage


Thurgood Marshall US Courthouse * New York, NY

Waterproofing and reconstruction of monumentalstairs

Alfred E. Smith State Office Building * Albany, NY

Replacement of all building infrastructural

components • Replacement of 2,400 windows •Exterior cleaning • Restoration of Art Deco lobbyand its original lighting fixtures

Photography: Robert Kerr



Pier 11 * New York, NY

Conditions assessment following Hurricane Sandy

Roosevelt Island Tramway Station - Manhattan

SideNew York, NY

Re-roofing • Design of stair enclosure • Platformre-waterproofing • Concrete repairs

Roosevelt Island Tramway Station -

Roosevelt Island SideRoosevelt Island, NY

Platform re-waterproofing • Concrete repairs •Ramps rehabilitation

RESIDENTIAL

Carriage House & Stables, The ElmsNewport, RI

Conditions assessment • Adaptive reuse as aresidence for scholars • Limestone and slate-roof

restoration • Flat-seam copper roof replacement

810 Fifth Avenue * New York, NY

Design and administration of restoration of twostreet façades • Replacement of all roofing systems

Riverbay, Co-op City

Bronx, NY

Design and administration of 10-year phased



RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS

St. John’s Episcopal ChurchWashington, CT

Conditions assessment • Slate re-roofing• Design of masonry repairs

St. Agne’s Cathedral

Rockville Centre, NY

Conditions assessment of steel-casement windows

• Construction documents

Avon Congregational ChurchAvon, CT

Conditions assessment

Temple Israel of Long Beach

Long Beach, NY Conditions assessment • Laser-scanningdocumentation

Chapel of St. Cornelius the CenturionGovernors Island, NY

Conditions assessment • Laser-scanning

documentation

project • 23 acres of re-roofing of 50 buildings •

Associated masonry repairs • Lobby upgrades

1180 Raymond AvenueNewark, NJ

Investigation and remediation of ongoing masonry

and terra-cotta leaks • Re-roofing of setbackterraces • Installation of flashing and air-and-vaporbarriers at corner piers

Carroll Gardens Landmark CondominiumBrooklyn, NY

Exterior conditions assessment • Construction

documents for exterior repairs and administration

Priory CondominiumNew Haven, CT

Exterior conditions assessment • Design and

administration of exterior repairs

Hudson View GardensNew York, NY

Evaluation of exterior envelope • Repair and

restoration of masonry, slate and flat roofs, stucco,and wood trim

1 East 66th StreetNew York, NY

Limestone façade cleaning • Sidewalk replacement

217 Thompson Street

New York, NY

Exterior repairs • FISP critical examination and

report filing

515 West 59th StreetNew York, NY

Exterior repairs • FISP critical examination andreport filing

Tick Hall *

Montauk, NY

Total reconstruction • Coordination of structural

1410 BroadwayNew York, NY

Façade repairs • FISP critical examniation andreport

60 Broad StreetNew York, NY

Glazed curtain-wall repairs • Copings replacement• Flashing repairs

1441 Broadeway

New York, NY

Façade repairs • FISP critical examniation and

report

Payson House, NY Presbyterian * New York, NY



Total reconstruction • Coordination of structural

and MEP engineeringPhotography: Walter Dufresne

COMMERCIAL

Bayard-Condict Building *

New York, NY

Investigation • Terra-cotta façade restoration •

Ground-floor terra-cotta column-capitals replication

Photography: Cervin Robinson

285 Madison Ave

New York, NY

FISP Cycles 4-8 critical examinations • Exteriorbrick, limestone and terra-cotta repairs • Re-roofing • Steel double-hung windows restoration

100 Broadway

New York, NY

Performance of façade inspections • Design and

administration of façade repairs and cleaning• Re-roofing and sidewalk re-waterproofing/

replacement• Window replacement

New York, NY

Window replacement • Pre-cast concrete façadecleaning

Hemsley Medical Tower, NY Presbyterian * New York, NY

Limestone, brick and cast-stone façade repairs

• Penthouse, main-roof and setback-roofsreplacement • Glazed curtain-wall repairs •Garage waterproofing repairs

Macy’s Herald Square *

New York, NY

Brick and terra-cotta repairs • Marble façade

cleaning

Photography: Cerv in Robinson

Macy’s Brooklyn *

Brooklyn, NY

Cast-iron façade restoration • Brick repairs •

Steel-lintels replacement • Corner rebuilding

Photography: Walter Dufresne



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