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A Cast-Iron SoHo Facade and Its Odyssey to New Jersey and Back
Author: richard-admin
Restoring Brooklyn’s Queen of Department Stores
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U.S. CAPITOL DOME RESTORATION
462 BROADWAY
“If you’re going to restore an architectural landmark and bring one of SoHo’s largest legal retail spaces to market, you better do it right.” Read More
HARLEM FIRE WATCHTOWER
“The entire upper end of Manhattan Island was guarded by this tower,” The New York Times recalled in 1896. Three bells meant the fire was in Yorkville; four bells meant Bloomingdale, to the southwest; five bells meant Harlem; six bells meant Carmansville, to the northwest. Read More
FISHER ISLAND HOUSE
Meandering gardens and woods, sparked with daffodils, peonies and daylilies, flank the straight drive in. Up ahead near the path’s end is an aperture framed by an arbor of apple trees, capturing an elemental view of sky and water: the horizon of the Long Island Sound. Read More
CAST IRON HOUSE
CIT Group’s Real Estate Finance division arranged the loan for developer Knightsbridge Properties. The Tribeca luxury building includes 13 units. Read More
Celebrating Women’s History Month
At the Architect of the Capitol, approximately 25 percent of the workforce are women who participate in a variety of jobs on the U.S. Capitol campus. Architects, lawyers, archivists, curators, engineers, gardeners, custodians, technology developers and more are all represented by female employees. Read More