William J. Collins, AIA: Portfolio

William J. Collins, AIA, NCARB Portfolio | Selected Works

Selected Works Professional Work Metropolitan Club of New York New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Holy See Ambassador's Residence New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations Staff Residence New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Church of St. Ignatius Loyola Lady Chapel New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners 133 W 4th Street Stoop Gate New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Church of the Holy Trinity New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Church of the Epiphany New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners

Plaza Hotel New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center New York, NY Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Mary, Help of Christians Academy North Haledon, New Jersey Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Student Work

Santa Maria Novellissima Syracuse University Professor Luca Ponsi Piazzone delle Erbe Syracuse University Professor Matilde Cassani Independent & Pro Bono Work Papillion Wreckers Team Logo and Uniform Papillion, Nebraska St. Agatha’s Church St. Louis, Missouri

Rome of the West: Graduate Thesis University of Notre Dame Professor Julio Cesar Pérez Hernández

St. Francis of Assisi Church Hoboken, New Jersey Mudéjar Palace

Town Hall Proposal for Bastogi University of Notre Dame Professor Ettore Mazzola

Florentine Gothic: Liturgical Fixtures

Proposal for a Hotel in Utrecht University of Notre Dame Professor Samantha Salden-Teach South Bend Civic Center Esquisse University of Notre Dame Professor Samantha Salden-Teach

Federal-Style Pavilion

From the Sketchbook: Architectural and Representational Explorations

Selected Works

Professional Work

(Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Metropolitan Club of New York

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | In Progress Located on 5th Avenue and Grand Army Plaza, the Metropolitan Club is one of New York City's most famous historical landmarks. Founded in the early 1890s by such famous New Yorkers as J.P. Morgan and William Vanderbilt, the Club selected Stanford White of the prestigious architecture firm of McKim, Mead, and White to design their clubhouse. According to the apocryphal story, J.P. Morgan instructed White to "build [him] the finest club in the world." White conceived a clubhouse in the manner of a palazzo of the Roman Re-naissance, sited with large windows overlooking Central Park, and an entrance on East 60th Street with a grand courtyard, one of the most architecturally, as well as culturally, significant aspects of the design. For many years, the Club's courtyard served as a popular starting and finishing location for carriage, and later automobile racing.

At some point, the decision was made to remove the original cobblestone paving in the grand courtyard and replace it with stamped concrete. The concrete, pressed and stamped to imitate the historic stone, was cracked and failing, detracting from the architectural quality of the landmark, as well as allowing for serious water infiltration inside the building, critically jeopardizing the landmark.

Acheson Doyle Partners was asked to consult on the restoration of the courtyard. I was tasked with managing all phases of the work, including pre-design, presentations to Manhattan Community Board 8, the Landmarks Preservation Commission, design of the restored courtyard, and construction administration and closeout.

My goals for the project were threefold: First, to restore the historic granite cobblestone paving as intended by Stanford White; second, to ensure adequate drainage to prevent future flooding and to keep the landmark in "first class condition;" and third, to increase accessibility. The failed pressed concrete was demolished down to the cellar structural vaulting below.

A new trench drain and expanded drainage system were installed at the end of the courtyard to provide for better drainage. In conjunction with the drain installation, a sloped concrete slab was poured and new waterproofing applied. This successful regrading of the space not eliminated standing water, but also eliminated the various inaccessible changes in level that had been the catalyst of numerous lawsuits in the Club's history. Finally, new, historicallyappropriate granite cobblestones and slabs were laid to finish the paving scope.

Additionally, I specified and directed the refurbishment and re-installation of the Club's original horse hitching posts, marble facade cleaning, and designed two new railings at the Club's main entrance.

As of September 2025, the project is expected close out later this month.

Metropolitan Club: 5th Avenue Facade

(Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Former Courtyard Conditions.

Note the inaccessible changes in level.

Former Courtyard Conditions.

Note the cracked concrete and non-matching patchwork.

View of Restored Courtyard

View of Restored Courtyard

View of Restored Courtyard

Restored Courtyard Looking Towards Portico

Restored Courtyard Looking Towards Clubhouse

Restored Courtyard with new trench drain

Restored horse hitching post and pavement

NO.

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

01

FILED WITH DOB

PROJECT:

DATE:

03-28-2025

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DRAWING TITLE:

EXISTING COURTYARD AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION PLAN ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-26-2025

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

1 A100

EXISTING COURTYARD AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION PLAN SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

72407.00

SCALE:

DRAWING NUMBER:

A100.00 DOB#:M01186294-I1 DRAWING:

3 OF 27

Existing Courtyard demolition plan

1 A101

Proposed Courtyard Plan

PROPOSED COURTYARD PAVING PLAN - GRANITE SLAB AND ADA-ACCESSIBLE GRANITE TUMBLE STONE SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

1 A301

PROPOSED COURTYARD SECTION LOOKING WEST THROUGH CENTER OF COURTYARD SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DRAWING TITLE:

PROPOSED COURTYARD SECTION LOOKING WEST THROUGH CENTER OF COURTYARD ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

SEAL:

72407.00

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-26-2025

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

DRAWING NUMBER:

A301.00

Section through proposed courtyard showing grading

DOB#:M01186294-I1

1 A307

PROPOSED SECTION LOOKING NORTH THROUGH TRENCH DRAIN SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

2 A307

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DRAWING TITLE:

TRANSVERSE SECTIONS THROUGH COURTYARD

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-26-2025

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

PROPOSED SECTION LOOKING SOUTH TOWARDS COLONNADE SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

72407.00

SCALE:

DRAWING NUMBER:

A307.00

Courtyard proposed elevations

DOB#:M01186294-I1 DRAWING:

17 OF 27

4 A401

TYPICAL DETAIL OF GRANITE TUMBLESTONE PAVING AT GRANITE SLAB CONDITION SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

5 A401

NO.

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

01

FILED WITH DOB

DATE:

03-28-2025

TYPICAL DETAIL OF ST-1 @ ST-2 SCALE: 3 "=1'-0" PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

3 A401

TYPICAL DETAIL OF GRANITE SLAB PAVING (ST-2 @ ST-2, ST-2 @ ST-3, ST-3 @ ST-3) SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

DRAWING TITLE:

TYPICAL COURTYARD PAVING DETAILS

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-26-2025

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

1 A401

TYPICAL DETAIL OF GRANITE "TUMBLESTONE" PAVING SCALE: 2 "=1'-0"

2 A401

TYPICAL MORTAR JOINT DETAIL SCALE: 6 "=1'-0"

72407.00

SCALE:

DRAWING NUMBER:

A401.00 DOB#:M01186294-I1 DRAWING:

19 OF 27

Typical Details

3 A404

2 A404

Typical Details

TYPICAL PAVING DETAIL - ST-1, ST-2, ST-3 SCALE: 2 "=1'-0"

TYPICAL ST-1 PAVING LAYOUT SCALE: 2 "=1'-0"

2 A404

TYPICAL PAVING DETAIL - ST-1 AND ST-2 SCALE: 2 "=1'-0"

NO.

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

01

FILED WITH DOB

PROJECT:

DATE:

03-28-2025

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

3 A405

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DETAIL @ HORSE HITCHING POST RE-INSTALLATION SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

DRAWING TITLE:

CANOPY, HORSE HITCHING POSTS, & DRAINAGE DETAILS ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-26-2025

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

1 A406

TRENCH DRAIN DETAIL @ BUILDING WALL SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

2 A405

DETAIL @ CANOPY POST RE-INSTALLATION SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

72407.00

SCALE:

DRAWING NUMBER:

A405.00 DOB#:M01186294-I1 DRAWING:

23 OF 27

Typical Details

3 A402

1 A402

Typical Details

DETAIL OF TUMBLESTONE @ TRENCH DRAIN AND DRIVEWAY SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

DETAIL OF GRANITE SLAB @ TRENCH DRAIN AND EXISTING SIDEWALK SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

2 A402

DETAIL OF TUMBLESTONE @ TRENCH DRAIN AND EXISTING SIDEWALK SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

1

PROPOSED MAIN ENTRANCE RAILING PLAN

Plan of proposed new railing

1 SK10E

1

Side elevation of proposed new railing

PROPOSED MAIN ENTRANCE RAILING - SIDE ELEVATION

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

SK10D

Rendering of Restored Courtyard with proposed Main Entry railings

Rendering of Restored Courtyard with proposed Main Entry railings

PROJECT:

PROJECT DE

METROP CLUB COU RESTOR

1 E 60TH NEW YORK ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PAR ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DRAWING TITLE:

NEW AWNING P

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

Plan of proposed new awning

SCALE:

AS NOTED

D

DRAWN BY:

WJC

C

SEAL:

D

Reflected Ceiling Plan of proposed new awning.

NO.

PROJECT:

3 SK4B

NEW AWNING - SECTION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

4 SK4B

NEW AWNING - SECTION THROUGH FABRIC EXTENSION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

ISSUE/D

PR

ME CLU RE

NE ARCHITECT:

ACHESO ARCHITE

226 West 26 212.414.450 info@adparc

DRAWING TITLE:

NEW A SELEC

ARCHITECT'S PRO

SCALE:

AS

DRAWN BY:

W

SEAL:

1 SK4B

NEW AWNING - ELEVATION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

2 SK4B

NEW AWNING - SECTION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

Proposed Awning Details

NO.

PROJEC

3 SK4B

NEW AWNING - SECTION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

4 SK4B

NEW AWNING - SECTION THROUGH FABRIC EXTENSION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

M CL

ARCHITE

ACH ARC

226 W 212.4 info@

DRAWIN

NE SE

ARCHITE

SCALE:

DRAWN

SEAL:

1 SK4B

NEW AWNING - ELEVATION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

Proposed Awning Details

2 SK4B

NEW AWNING - SECTION SCALE: 3/4 "=1'-0"

1 SK4D

Section through Proposed Awning.

SECTION THROUGH NEW AWNING SCALE: 3/8 "=1'-0"

NO.

PROJECT:

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

DATE:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DRAWING TITLE:

NEW AWNING LONGITUDINAL SECTION ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

72407.00

SCALE:

AS NOTED

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

MFD

DRAWING NUMBER:

SK4D DOB#:M01186294-I1 DRAWING:

ONE

1 SK4E

Elevation of Proposed Awning.

SECTION THROUGH NEW AWNING SCALE: 3/8 "=1'-0"

NO.

PROJECT:

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

DATE:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

METROPOLITAN CLUB COURTYARD RESTORATION 1 E 60TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

DRAWING TITLE:

NEW AWNING - SIDE ELEVATION

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

72407.00

SCALE:

AS NOTED

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

MFD

DRAWING NUMBER:

SK4E DOB#:M01186294-I1 DRAWING:

Holy See Ambassador's Residence

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | In Progress Since 1964, the Holy See, otherwise known as the Vatican City State, has sent a permanent observer delegation to the United Nations. The head of this delegation, classically called a Nuncio, has full ambassadorial rank and powers, and is always at least an archbishop.

In the Fall of 2024, Acheson Doyle Partners was approached by the Permanent Observer Mission to provide architectural services on numerous projects across the Mission's three properties in New York City. I was commissioned by ADP to represent the firm to Archbishop Caccia, the Nuncio to the United Nations, and to the Mission's senior diplomatic staff and attaches. I successfully developed proposals for these projects, which were accepted by the Holy See and my office was awarded the projects.

One of the projects our office was commissioned to design is a suite of projects at the Nuncio's residence, a late 19th Century mansion on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Dating from 1894, the mansion was originally constructed for Hugh Grant, the youngest mayor of New York City, and his wife Julia, the foundress and major benefactress of the renouned Regis High School. During her long residency in the house, the devoutly Mrs. Grant commissioned the famous ecclesiastical architecture firm of Maginnis and Walsh to design a daily mass chapel in the house itself, which is still extant and used today. In the 1970s, Mrs. Grant's heirs donated the property to the Holy See for the use of the Nuncio to the United Nations. Additionally, this property serves as the residence of the Pope during Papal visits to the city, and Mission maintains a suite of rooms for his use.

I was named Architect-in-Charge for all projects at this property, which include renovations to the Mission's kitchens and dining spaces, the conversion of the old service entrance into an accessible entryway for guests, the modernization of the building elevator, the development of a new Papal Sacristy adjoining the Maginnis and Walsh chapel, and the conversion of the unused roof into a new terrace, complete with a new pavilion with a bar, powder room, sunroom, and storage.

Working with a team of talented staff architects, I have been directing the design development for these renovations in concert with regular meetings and input from Archbishop Caccia. The names of my team members are included as captions with the drawings they helped prepare. I have taken personal design responsibility for the new Papal Sacristy and its detailing to ensure its sympathy with the historic Maginnis and Walsh chapel, and the roof terrace and pavilion.

In the Fall of 2025, I was also asked by the Mission to prepare designs for the restoration of the building's historic windows. As of September 2025, these projects are ongoing.

Holy See Ambassador's Residence: E 72nd Street Facade

(Photo Credit: Liam Hullihan)

View of Proposed Roof Terrace & Pavilion, Looking South.

View of Proposed Roof Terrace & Pavilion, Looking North.

View of Proposed Roof Terrace & Pavilion, Looking Northeast.

View in Proposed Pavilion Sunroom

View of Proposed Roof Pavilion Sunroom, Looking East.

RRACE - NORTH ELEVATION

Proposed Roof Pavilion North Elevation

ROPOSED TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION

CALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

ROPOSED TERRACE - WEST ELEVATION

CALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

Proposed Roof Pavilion West Elevation

NEW WALKAB GLASS/GLASS BLO OVER DECORATI LAYLI FIRE ESCAPE DN

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT

NEW POWDER ROOM

2 Plan of the proposed roof terrace and pavilion.

PROPOSED ROOF PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

GLAZED ENCLOSURE

BAR

ELEV.

RELOCATE EXHAUST FAN 226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

20 E 72ND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

20 E 72ND STREET

PLANTERS

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

ARCHITECT:

BLE OCK IVE ITE.

PLANTER BOX

STORAGE

RELOCATED OVEN & RANGE VENTING TO OUTSIDE. NEW COUNTER & CABINETS

REF PANTRY

FIRE ESCAPE

KITCHEN ISLAND NEW TABLE NEW PREP SURFACE/ CABINETS

1 Plan of Proposed First Floor Elevator, Kitchen, Dining, and Accessible Entry Renovations.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

PANTRY

SCRAPE PLASTER BACK AND EXPOSE MASONRY

07.23.2025

AS NOTED DATE:

72432.00 SCALE:

NEW STAINED GLASS LIGHTBOXES INSET INTO MASONRY WALL

or, New York, NY 10001

NEW DOOR

DN

OYLE PARTNERS , P.C.

UP

20 E 72ND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

REMOVE EXISTING STAIRS & REPLACE WITH ACCESSIBLE RAMP

20 E 72ND STREET

PROJECT NUMBER:

EXPANDED ELEVATOR & WALL

EXPANDED ELEVATOR & WALL

UP

NEW DOOR

Plan of Proposed First Floor Accessible Entry, prepared by Megan Mueller under my direction.

HALLWAY ENLARGED PLAN 3/8" = 1'-0"

EXISTING HINGED DOOR REMOVED

DN

SCRAPE PLASTER BACK AND EXPOSE MASONRY

NEW RAILING

HARDWOOD FLOOR

REMOVE EXISTING STAIRS & REPLACE WITH ACCESSIBLE RAMP

NEW STAINED GLASS LIGHTBOXES INSET INTO MASONRY WALL

ANTEROOM

BUTLER'S PANTRY

DINING ROOM

DW

CORRIDOR

1 Plan of Proposed Piano Nobile Renovations

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

NEW ENTRANCE TO ANTEROOM

VESTIBULE HALL EXPANDED ELEVATOR

UP SALON SALON

ork, NY 10001

UP

20 E 72ND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

20 E 72ND STREET

M

E PARTNERS .

R DN

DN

DATE:

SCALE:

07.23.2025

AS NOTED

72432.00

PROJECT NUMBER:

FIRE ESCAPE

NEW MILLWORK COUNTER NEW SINK CL

EXPANDED SACRISTY VESTMENT STORAGE

1 Plan of Proposed Papal Apartments Renovations

THIRD FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

ork, NY 10001

20 E 72ND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

20 E 72ND STREET

EXPANDED ELEVATOR AND POWDER ROOM.

E PARTNERS .

NEW CLOSET

UP

DN

DATE:

SCALE:

07.23.2025

AS NOTED

72432.00

PROJECT NUMBER:

Historic Maginnis and Walsh Chapel. Proposed Papal Sacristy will adjoin the Chapel.

Historic Maginnis and Walsh Chapel. Proposed Papal Sacristy will adjoin the Chapel.

VESTMENT STORAGE

Plan of Proposed Papal Sacristy.

Prepared by Megan Mueller under my direction.

2'-4"

1" 4'-34

2'-47 8"

1" 8'-32

NEW MILLWORK COUNTER

1'-6"

WOOD COUNTERTOP

PISCINA

1" 4'-34

1'-6" NEW SINK

DOOR SWINGS FLAT AGAINST WALL HARDWOOD FLOOR

5'-0"

CABINETRY

10'-0"

3'-3"

1'-8"

4'-0"

STORAGE

4"

CLOSET

2'-47 8"

SACRISTY NORTH ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0"

1" 82

Proposed Sacristy Elevation.

SACRISTY WEST ELEVATION Prepared by Megan Mueller 1/2" = 1'-0" under my direction.

8'-

RY

CABINETRY

10'-0"

3'-3"

1'-8"

4'-0"

STORAGE

NEW SINK

4"

CLOSET

2'-47 8"

1" 82

SACRISTY WEST ELEVATION Proposed Sacristy Elevation.

Prepared by Megan Mueller 1/2" = 1'-0" under my direction.

1" 8'-32

NEW DOORS

1'-8" 3'-3"

10'-0"

4'-0"

STORAGE

NEW SINK

4"

CLOSET

5'-0" 1" 8'-32

2

1" 82

2'-47 8"

SACRISTY WEST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Proposed Sacristy Elevation.

3" 1'-108

UPPER CABINET STORAGE

4"

7'-0"

10'-0"

CLOSET FOR HANGING VESTMENT STORAGE

1 Proposed Sacristy Elevation.

SACRISTY NORTH ELEVATION SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

FIRE ESCAPE

CHAMBER

NUNCIO'S BATH

NUNCIO'S APARTMENTS

BATH

CORRIDOR

1 Plan of Proposed Nuncial Apartments Renovations

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

HALL EXPANDED ELEVATOR & POWDER ROOM

UP BATH

20 E 72ND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

20 E 72ND STREET

CHAMBER

ork, NY 10001

DN

E PARTNERS .

UP

DN

DATE:

SCALE:

04-30-2025

AS NOTED

72432.00

PROJECT NUMBER:

FIRE ESCAPE

PARLOR DN

BATH NEW CLOSET IN SISTERS' PARLOR CHAMBER

CHAMBER

CHAMBER

BATH

CORRIDOR

1

Plan of Proposed Conventual Floor Renovations

PROPOSED FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

KITCHEN

EX

UP

XPANDED ELEVATOR DN

HALL

NEW CLOSET

BATH CHAMBER

BATH

NY 10001

NEW CONVENIENCE STAIR TO ROOF

20 E 72ND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

20 E 72ND STREET

DN

PARTNERS

CHAMBER DATE:

SCALE:

07.23.2025

AS NOTED

72432.00

PROJECT NUMBER:

D

EXTERIOR FACADE TO BE PROTECTED AND MAINTAINED

1 2"

1 2"

143"

4 78"

4 78"

1 4"

1"

REMOVE ALL INTERIOR TRIM

1" 138" 4 1"

1" 4

1" 4

EXTERIOR FACADE TO BE PROTECTED AND MAINTAINED

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

EXTERIOR 158" VARIES (VIF)

INTERIOR

121"

1"

534"

1 2"

138"

REMOVE ALL INTERIOR TRIM EXTERIOR

1 2"

121"

EXTERIOR

1" 2

1" 2

REMOVE WINDOW

EXTERIOR FACADE TO BE PROTECTED AND MAINTAINED

1"

121"

621"

138"

6"

141"

5"

214"

234" 5" 8

4"

3" 4

121"

287"

35" 8

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

EXTERIOR

REMOVE WINDOW REMOVE ALL INTERIOR TRIM

1 2" 3 8"

3" 8

1 4"

112"

3" 8

EXTERIOR FACADE TO BE PROTECTED AND MAINTAINED

134"

35" 8

1" 2

1"

241"

314"

121"

241"

481"

258"

1" 2

334"

1"

Preliminary Historic Window Details. Prepared by Liam Hullihan under my direction.

238

PROVIDE JOINT-SEALANT WITH SEALANT BACKING PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQ'D

EXTERIOR FACADE TO BE PROTECTED AND MAINTAINED

1" 4

PROVIDE CONT. FLASHING

PROVIDE NEW TRIM. TO MATCH EXISTING

1 2"

4 78"

PROVIDE NEW WOOD WINDOW, SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO.

1" 138" 4 1"

REMOVE ALL INTERIOR TRIM

SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE FOR GALZING INTERIOR

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR 158" VARIES (VIF)

121"

1"

543"

1 2"

218"

PROVIDE NEW WOOD WINDOW, SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. PROVIDE NEW TRIM. TO MATCH EXISTING

183"

REMOVE ALL INTERIOR TRIM INTERIOR

1" 2

1" 2

REMOVE WINDOW

1"

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

1 2"

112"

SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE FOR GALZING

121"

238"

±221"

35" 8

REMOVE WINDOW

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE FOR GALZING

PROVIDE NEW WOOD WINDOW, SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO.

341"

REMOVE ALL INTERIOR TRIM

134"

INTERIOR

112"

278"

334"

121"

3" 8

3" 4

1 4"

5"

3" 8

141"

234"

4"

1 2" 3 8"

138"

6"

241"

5" 8

1" 2

621"

1" 2

1"

241"

PROVIDE NEW TRIM TO MATCH EXITING

258"

121"

214"

481"

1"

Preliminary Historic Window Details. Prepared by Liam Hullihan under my direction.

Typical Details

Holy See Embassy Staff Residence

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | In Progress Since 1964, the Holy See, otherwise known as the Vatican City State, has sent a permanent observer delegation to the United Nations. The head of this delegation, classically called a Nuncio, has full ambassadorial rank and powers, and is always at least an archbishop.

In the Fall of 2024, Acheson Doyle Partners was approached by the Permanent Observer Mission to provide architectural services on numerous projects across the Mission's three properties in New York City. I was commissioned by ADP to represent the firm to Archbishop Caccia, the Nuncio to the United Nations, and to the Mission's senior diplomatic staff and attaches. I successfully developed proposals for these projects, which were accepted by the Holy See and my office was awarded the projects.

One of the projects our office was commissioned to design is a major facade restoration at the Embassy Staff Residence at 123 E 38th Street. Dating from the 1860s, the residence, a New York City Landmark and christened the "John Paul II House," or "JPII House" by the Mission staff, was developed as one of a row of middle-class brownstones. Over the decades, the house passed through various owners before being carved into 11 apartments and coming into possession of the Mission. After experiencing cracked stucco and leaks, ADP was asked to perform a facade inspection. Having 10 years of experience in preservation, I was named Architect-in-Charge of the project, and personally performed the survey and analysis of the stucco, masonry, and overall condition of the facade system. I worked closely with the Mission and Landmarks Preservation Commission staff to develop a comprehensive facade restoration program, including proper historical detailing, stucco specifications, waterproofing, and proper decorative designs appropriate to the building's period of historical signficance.

After achieving approval from the New York City Department of Buildings and the Landmarks Preservation Commission, I have been working closely with the restoration contractor and artisans to complete the project on time and within budget.

As of Fall 2025, the work is still ongoing.

Holy See Mission Staff Residence E 38th Street Facade

Survey Photo of Deteriorated Facade Condition.

Survey Photo of Deteriorated Facade Condition.

EXISTING CONDITIONS LEGEND

8

5 A200

EXISTING CONDITIONS NOTES

CRACKED STUCCO

1

CRACKED STUCCO

AREA OF OBSERVED DELAMINATION

2

MAJOR WATER STAINING FROM AIR CONDITIONING UNIT

AREA OF OBSERVED WATER STAINING

3

OBSERVED DELAMINATION OF ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS

AREA OF OBSERVED SPALLING

4

SPALLED STUCCO

AREA OF OBSERVED ORGANIC GROWTH

5

AREA OF OBSERVED ORGANIC GROWTH

EXISTING ANCHOR ROD

6

OBSERVED EXISTING ANCHOR ROD

EXISTING CONDITION NOTE

7

EXISTING CONDITIONS LEGEND

6 A200

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

NO.

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

DATE:

01

DOB SUBMISSION

03-24-2025

DELAMINATING STUCCO

EXISTING CONDITIONS NOTES SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

1

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

1

1

123 E 38TH STREET FACADE AND STOOP REPAIRS

4

1

123 E 38TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10016 1 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

1

1

2

2 1

1

3

3

DRAWING TITLE:

1

6

1 4

4

1

TYP.

4 1

1

1

1

1

1

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

4

1

4

7

1

EAST 38TH STREET - EXISTING ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

2 A200

SECTION THROUGH STOOP LOOKING EAST SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

3 A200

SECTION THROUGH STOOP LOOKING WEST SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

TYP.

1

1

5

1

A200

EXISTING CONDITIONS ELEVATION AND SECTIONS

5

4 A200

72435.00

SCALE:

AS NOTED

DATE:

12-13-2024

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

DRAWING NUMBER:

A200.00

SECTION THROUGH AREAWAY LOOKING WEST SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

DOB#: M01154679-I1 DRAWING:

Existing Conditions Drawings

03 OF 13

3

1 2 1

3 6

3

1

2

2

3

3 3 1

2 A201

3

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

4 A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

5 A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

6 A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

7 A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

1

1 2 4

1

4 4

1

1

15/A201

14/A201

3

3

3 6 1

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

8 A201

9 A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

10

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

11

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

12

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

12/A201

1

4 1 1

1 4 16/A201

1

1 13/A201

2

1

1

2 1

1

3

2/A201

3/A201

6/A201

1 1

1

2 4/A201

1 4

10/A201

5/A201

1

1

7/A201

11/A201

8/A201

9/A201

13

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

14

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

15

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

16

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

A201

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

LEGEND 7/A202

2/A201

PHOTO TAG

4

SPALLED STUCCO

1

CRACKED STUCCO

5

AREA OF OBSERVED ORGANIC GROWTH

2

MAJOR WATER STAINING FROM AIR CONDITIONING UNIT

6

OBSERVED EXISTING ANCHOR ROD

3

OBSERVED DELAMINATION OF ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS

7

DELAMINATING STUCCO

2/A202 4/A202

3/A202 5/A202

1 A201

Existing Conditions Drawings

EAST 38TH STREET - EXISTING ELEVATION PHOTO KEY SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

17

PHOTO AND NOTES LEGEND

A201

SCALE: NTS

1

NO.

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

DATE:

01

DOB SUBMISSION

03-24-2025

5

7

7

7/A202

1

1

5

4

TYP. @ ALL 1 RISERS

1 TYP.

1 4

4

5 4

1

5

1

TYP.

4

1 4

2 A202

3

STOOP EXISTING CONDITIONS

A202

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

STOOP EXISTING CONDITIONS

4 A202

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

STOOP EXISTING CONDITIONS SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

5 A202

STOOP EXISTING CONDITIONS SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

6 A202

STOOP EXISTING CONDITIONS SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

7 A202

FACADE EXISTING CONDITIONS SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

LEGEND 4

CRACKED STUCCO

5

AREA OF OBSERVED ORGANIC GROWTH

2

MAJOR WATER STAINING FROM AIR CONDITIONING UNIT

6

OBSERVED EXISTING ANCHOR ROD

3

OBSERVED DELAMINATION OF ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS

7

DELAMINATING STUCCO

8 A202 15/A201

14/A201

SPALLED STUCCO

PHOTO TAG

1

2/A201

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PHOTO AND NOTES LEGEND SCALE: NTS

123 E 38TH STREET FACADE AND STOOP REPAIRS 123 E 38TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10016 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

12/A201

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

16/A201

13/A201 16/A201 2/A201

3/A201

6/A201

4/A201 10/A201

5/A201

DRAWING TITLE:

7/A201

11/A201

8/A201

STOOP EXISTING CONDITIONS PHOTOGRAPHS

9/A201

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

7/A202 2/A202 4/A202

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-24-2025

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

5/A202

A202

DRAWING NUMBER:

A202.00

3/A202

1

72435.00

SCALE:

DOB#: M01154679-I1

EAST 38TH STREET - EXISTING ELEVATION PHOTO KEY

DRAWING:

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

Existing Conditions Drawings

05 OF 13

BACKUP MASONRY HISTORICALLY APPROPRIATE, APPROVED 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM

1'-83 8"

TOOLED FAUX-JOINT IN FINISH COAT OF STUCCO

±3'-43 4" EQ2

3

ALIGN JOINT WITH T.O. WINDOW ARCHITRAVE

3 ALIGN JOINT WITH B.O. WINDOW SILL

Overall Facade Restoration Drawing.

TOOLED FAUX-JOINT IN FINISH COAT OF STUCCO, ±1/2" DEEP

NOTE: NOTIFY ARCHITECT IF DIMENSIONS AND ALIGNMENT NOTES CONFLICT IN THE FIELD ALIGN JOINT WITH T.O. WINDOW ARCHITRAVE

1

A405

4

EX.

EAST 38TH STREET - STUCCO "JOINTS" - DIMENSIONED ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

HISTORICALLY APPROPRIATE, APPROVED 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM

ALIGN JOINT WITH T.O. WINDOW ARCHITRAVE

±1'-0"

1 A204

TYPICAL STUCCO "JOINT"

BACKUP MASONRY

ALIGN JOINT WITH B.O. WINDOW SILL

TYP. STUCCO JOINTS AT BASEMENT STORY

A204

EX.

RECONSTRUCT EXISTING STUCCO WATERTABLE IN EXISTING LOCATION AND O EXISTING DIMENSIONS

A204

ALIGN JOINT WITH T.O. WINDOW ARCHITRAVE

EQ3

EQ3 EQ3 EQ3

1

A405

TYP. STUCCO JOINTS ABOVE BASEMENT STORY

A204

±1'-4" (EQ1)

LOCATE "JOINTS" MIDWAY BETWEEN THE "JOINTS" OF THE ROWS IMMEDIATELY ABOVE AND BELOW

1" ±2

EQ2

JOINTS ±1'-4" O.C. VERTICALLY, TYP.

EQ2 EQ2

±1"

EQ2 EQ2

±1'-0"

EQ2 EQ2

±4"

EQ2

EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1 EQ1

±1'-83 8"

2 A204

EAST 38TH STREET - STUCCO "JOINTS" ALIGNMENT ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

4 A204

TYPICAL RUSTICATED STUCCO "JOINT" AT BASEMENT STORY SCALE: 1/4 "=1'-0"

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP.

NO.

ISSUE/DESCRIPTION:

DATE:

01

DOB SUBMISSION

03-24-2025

LINE OF RAKING PEDIMENT BEYOND

REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO PEDIMENT, ARCHITRAVE, & BRACKET. REMOVE STUCCO & DETERIORATED MASONRY TO SOUND BACKING. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP. REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST.

2

A400

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

123 E 38TH STREET FACADE AND STOOP REPAIRS

E.O. STUCCO BORDER BEYOND

DECORATIVE TOOLED "JOINT" IN STUCCO WHERE BRACKET VISUALLY MEETS TOP OF PILASTER, TYP. BOTH LOCATIONS.

123 E 38TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10016 1

A400

INTERIOR

PATCH EXISTING BROWNSTONE W/ REPAIR MORTAR AS REQUIRED, TYP. REPLACE TOTALLY DETERIORATED PIECES W/ CAST STONE & ANCHOR TO BACKUP MASONRY, TYP.

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP.

EXISTING WD FRAMED INTERIOR WALL (NO WORK)

BROWNSTONE FACADE MASONRY HUNG FROM STRUCTURAL MASONRY, TYP. CAVITY HISTORICALLY FILLED WITH CEMENT/ BONDING AGENT

EXIST. BACKUP MASONRY (NO WORK)

BACK UP MASONRY ASSUMED 2-3 WYTHES OF BRICK, TYP. (NO WORK)

REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. & SEE SHEET A405,TYP.

DRAWING TITLE:

EXISTING CONDITIONS ELEVATION AND SECTIONS 1 2"

1 2"

EXTERIOR 1 2"

E.O. STUCCO BORDER BEYOND

REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO PEDIMENT, ARCHITRAVE, & BRACKET. REMOVE STUCCO & DETERIORATED MASONRY TO SOUND BACKING. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

1 2"

PROBABLE EXISTING ROUTING RECEIVING HISTORIC TIN "HANGER" (NO WORK)

CAVITY HISTORICALLY FILLED WITH CEMENT OR OTHER BONDING AGENT

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER: 2" BORDER, TYP.

2" BORDER, TYP.

2" BORDER, TYP.

2" BORDER, TYP.

AS NOTED

DATE:

12-13-2024

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

STUCCO AND BROWNSTONE BRACKET BELOW

1 A400

TYPICAL PEDIMENT AND PILASTER REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

2 A400

72435.00

SCALE:

DECORATIVE MASONRY AND STUCCO KEYSTONE ABOVE ARCHED DOORWAY

DRAWING NUMBER:

A400.00

TYPICAL PEDIMENT REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL

DOB#: M01154679-I1

SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

DRAWING:

Restoration Details.

08 OF 13

NEW, HISTORICALLY APPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM TOOL IN ORNAMENTAL "JOINT" IN FINISH LAYER OF STUCCO TO MATCH HISTORIC CONDITION

PROBABLE EXISTING ROUTING RECEIVING HISTORIC TIN "HANGER" (NO WORK)

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP.

LINE OF RAKING PEDIMENT BEYOND

EXISTING BROWNSTONE MASONRY HUNG FROM STRUCTURAL BRICK MASONRY. TOOL TO RECEIVE NEW STUCCO, TYP. POSSIBLE BROWNSTONE "BLANK" SUBSTRATE FOR ORNAMENTAL STUCCO WINDOW ARCHITRAVE PATCH EXISTING BROWNSTONE W/ REPAIR MORTAR AS REQUIRED, TYP. REPLACE TOTALLY DETERIORATED PIECES W/ CAST STONE & ANCHOR TO BACKUP MASONRY AS REQ., TYP.

EXISTING PLASTER AND LATH FINISHED INTERIOR WALL

BUILD OUT ORNAMENTAL WINDOW SURROUND W/ HISTORICALLY-APPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. PROFILE TO MATCH EXISTING, TYP. REPAIR SCOPE: FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP..

REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO. PEDIMENT, ARCHITRAVE, & BRACKET. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP. REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

BACK UP MASONRY ASSUMED 2-3 WYTHES OF BRICK, TYP. (NO WORK) ASSUMED BRICK JACK ARCH OR LINTEL ABV. EXIST. WINDOW OPENING (NO WORK) ASSUMED WD FRAMING & INSULATION (NO WORK) PLASTER PROBABLY CONTINUES TO COVER WINDOW HEAD/BLOCKING WHEN ORIGINAL WINDOW WAS REPLACED (NO WORK).

EXTERIOR

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

EXISTING WINDOW (NO WORK) PATCH EXISTING BROWNSTONE W/ REPAIR MORTAR AS REQUIRED, TYP. REPLACE TOTALLY DETERIORATED PIECES W/ CAST STONE & ANCHOR TO BACKUP MASONRY, TYP.

EXISTING WINDOW (NO WORK)

BROWNSTONE FACADE MASONRY HUNG FROM STRUCTURAL MASONRY, TYP.

1

A402

PROBABLE STONE SILL. PREP TO RECEIVE NEW STUCCO SYSTEM

EXIST. WOOD WINDOW STOOL (NO WORK)

CAVITY HISTORICALLY FILLED WITH CEMENT/ BONDING AGENT

PROBABLE EXISTING ROUTING RECEIVING HISTORIC TIN "HANGER" (NO WORK)

BUILD UP ORNAMENTAL WINDOW SILL W/ HISTORICALLY-APPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. PROFILE AND SLOPE TO MATCH EXISTING, TYP. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

BACK UP MASONRY ASSUMED 2-3 WYTHES OF BRICK, TYP. (NO WORK)

REPAIR SCOPE: FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

1 A401

Restoration Details.

TYPICAL WINDOW ARCHITRAVE, HEAD, AND SILL REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

2 A401

TYPICAL FACADE - REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

INTERIOR

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

123 E 38TH STREET FACADE AND STOOP REPAIRS 123 E 38TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10016

INTERIOR

1

A401

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

FRAMED INTERIOR FACE OF WALL (NO WORK @ INTERIORS)

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

EXIST. BACKUP MASONRY (NO WORK)

CAVITY HISTORICALLY FILLED W/ CEMENT OR OTHER BONDING AGENT, TYP.

PATCH EXISTING BROWNSTONE W/ REPAIR MORTAR AS REQUIRED, TYP. REPLACE TOTALLY DETERIORATED PIECES W/ CAST STONE& ANCHOR TO BACKUP MASONRY, TYP. JAMB/SURROUND REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO ARCHITRAVE (SURROUND) REMOVE STUCCO & DETERIORATED MASONRY TO SOUND BACKING. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP. JAMB/SURROUND REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO ARCHITRAVE (SURROUND) REMOVE STUCCO & DETERIORATED MASONRY TO SOUND BACKING. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

EXIST. WINDOW (NO WORK)

REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST.,TYP. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

EXTERIOR

REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST.,TYP. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

DRAWING TITLE:

WINDOW ARCHITRAVE & JAMB REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

AS NOTED

DATE:

12-13-2024

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

A402

DRAWING NUMBER:

A402.00

BROWNSTONE & STUCCO SILL BELOW

1

72435.00

SCALE:

TYPICAL WINDOW ARCHITRAVE & JAMB REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL

DOB#: M01154679-I1

SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

DRAWING:

Restoration Details.

10 OF 13

BUILD OUT ORNAMENTAL PEDIMENT AND CORBELS W/ HISTORICALLY-APPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. PROFILE TO MATCH EXISTING, TYP. PROVIDE SHOP DRAWING OF ORNAMENTAL ACANTHUS LEAF KEYSTONE FOR ARCHITECT APPROVAL BEFORE EXECUTION. FINISH AS SPECIFIED. REPAIR SCOPE: FINISH AS SPECIFIED.

EXIST.

EXIST.

EXIST. BACKUP MASONRY (NO WORK)

EXIST.

PROBABLE BRICK ARCH ABV. DOOR OPENING

F.O. INTERIOR WALL (NO WORK)

PATCH EXISTING BROWNSTONE W/ REPAIR MORTAR AS REQUIRED, TYP. REPLACE TOTALLY DETERIORATED PIECES W/ CAST STONE & ANCHOR TO BACKUP MASONRY AS REQ., TYP.

EXIST. TRANSOM WINDOW (NO WORK)

APPLY NEW STUCCO TO ALL AREAS THAT PREVIOUSLY HAD IT, TYP.

INTERIOR

EXIST. DOOR HEAD & FRAMING (NO WORK)

EXTERIOR

NO WORK AT EXIST. DOOR OR ADJ. MILLWORK

STUCCO & BROWNSTONE JAMB BEYOND

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP. EXIST. DOOR (NO WORK)

1

A404

1 A403

Restoration Details.

TYPICAL FRONT DOOR ARCHWAY REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

BUILD OUT ORNAMENTAL PEDIMENT AND CORBELS W/ HISTORICALLY-APPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. PROFILE TO MATCH EXISTING, TYP. FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP. REPAIR SCOPE: STUCCO SYSTEM AND FINISH AS SPECIFIED.

PROJECT:

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

123 E 38TH STREET FACADE AND STOOP REPAIRS 123 E 38TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10016

NO WORK AT EXIST. DOOR AND WD. DOOR JAMB/SURROUNDS, TYP.

ARCHITECT:

1

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP.

A403

INTERIOR

FRAMED INTERIOR FACE OF WALL (NO WORK @ INTERIORS)

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

226 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212.414.4500 info@adparchitects.com

REPAIR & REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. STUCCO AND REPLACE WHERE IRREPARABLE. PATCH EXIST. CONC. STEPS WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLY- APPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. FINISH TO MATCH ADJ. BROWNSTONE STUCCO, TYP. PROVIDE MOCKUP FOR ARCH. APPROVAL PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK, TYP.

EXIST. BACKUP MASONRY (NO WORK) SPECIFIC STUCCO TERMINATION DTL TBD., TYP. @ ALL STUCCO TERMINATION LOCATIONS CAVITY HISTORICALLY FILLED W/ CEMENT OR OTHER BONDING AGENT, TYP.

MATCH EXIST. 3" MIN. 4

PATCH EXISTING BROWNSTONE W/ REPAIR MORTAR AS REQUIRED, TYP. REPLACE TOTALLY DETERIORATED PIECES W/ CAST STONE& ANCHOR TO BACKUP MASONRY, TYP.

2"

2"

REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. & & SEE SHEET A/405, TYP.

1 A404

TYPICAL FRONT DOOR ARCHWAY JAMB REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

1"

1"

1"

DRAWING TITLE:

1"

JAMB/SURROUND REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO ARCHITRAVE (SURROUND) REMOVE STUCCO & DETERIORATED MASONRY TO SOUND BACKING. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. & SEE SHEET A405.

FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

2"

2"

EXTERIOR

JAMB/SURROUND REPAIR SCOPE: REPAIR EXIST. BROWNSTONE & STUCCO ARCHITRAVE (SURROUND) REMOVE STUCCO & DETERIORATED MASONRY TO SOUND BACKING. PATCH WITH REPAIR MORTAR & PREP TO RECEIVE NEW, HISTORICALLYAPPROPRIATE 3-PART STUCCO SYSTEM. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. & SEE SHEET A405.

FINISH AS SPECIFIED, TYP.

EXISTING CONC. STEPS

PATCH EXISTING CONCRETE STEPS WITH CEMENTITIOUS MORTAR UP TO 1/2" WHERE REQUIRED, TYP.

FRONT DOOR ARCHWAY JAMB REPAIR/RECONSTRUCTION DETAIL & STOOP REPAIR DETAIL

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

REPLACEMENT SCOPE: REPLACE DETERIORATED MASONRY PIECES WITH CAST STONE BLANKS. BUILD OUT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS W/ STUCCO SYSTEM, PROFILES TO MATCH EXIST. & & SEE SHEET A/405, TYP.

AS NOTED

DATE:

03-20-2025

DRAWN BY:

WJC

CHECKED BY:

MFD

SEAL:

2 A404

72435.00

SCALE:

DRAWING NUMBER:

A404.00

TYPICAL STOOP REPAIR DETAIL

DOB#: M01154679-I1

SCALE: 3 "=1'-0"

DRAWING:

Restoration Details.

12 OF 13

NOTE: ANY ANCHORING IS TO BE FULLY CONCEALED

BY STUCCO SYSTEM, TYP.

1

SIM.

1

1

A400

A403

A400

EXIST.

EXIST.

EXIST.

1

A401

EXIST.

3" 28

RECESSED

1"

2

±2 3 8"

A400

RECESSED

3" ±28 2"

EXIST.

2"

2"

2"

EXIST.

2"

2" 2"

OPP. HAND SIM.

2

R6"

A405

RECESSED

2"

2"

2"

1" ±3'-54

EXIST.

2"

EXIST.

±8"

RECESSED

5" ±3'-58

1"

3" 4

RECESSED

1" 14

EXIST.

2"

1 4"

Restoration Details.

1 A405

TYPICAL FRONT DOOR PORTAL STUCCO DESIGN SCALE: 1 "=1'-0"

2 A405

STUCCO PANELING PROFILE SCALE: 6 "=1'-0"

Church of St. Ignatius Loyola: New Lady Chapel

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects Completed 2022 Commanding a presence on Park Avenue, the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola has been a fixture of Manhattan’s Upper East Side cityscape since the mid-19th Century. The church is a visually sublime structure that defines the neighborhood. Its Roman Renaissance-Revival exterior was recognized as a New York City Landmark in 1969 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Its interior of polychrome marble, mosaics and metalwork is also renowned city-wide and is a favorite stop for both faithful and tourists alike.

My involvement in this project began when Acheson Doyle Partners (ADP) was asked by the Church to submit a design proposal for a new daily mass chapel. Interest had grown in a new chapel after the Covid-19 shutdowns closed the Church and its priests began livestreaming daily mass. Recognizing the need for a new chapel emblematic of the parish community’s unity and resilience, St. Ignatius had approached a potential donor to renovate an existing space into a new chapel. ADP commissioned me to lead this effort, and I was tasked with putting together a design proposal and pitching it to the potential donors.

Appropriately dedicated to Mary, Mother of the Church, the chapel proposal was accepted and the work began in earnest.

After an intensive survey of the existing space, I prepared design development and construction documents for the new chapel. During the design phase, I targeted several areas for improvement. I directed the removal of the imposing solid doors between the chapel and rectory, and the chapel and narthex of the main church. In their place, I designed two new glass and metal gates, as well as a decorative electrical panel cover. Working with J McDonald of Shape Studio, the new gates were inspired by those in the Church’s historic baptistery and incorporated Marian and Jesuit symbols.

While the chapel is fully accessible via an elevator in the adjoining rectory building, the steps leading from the narthex to the chapel, through a 6-foot party wall, were difficult to navigate. New stone steps, selected to match the adjacent, existing Tennessee Marble, were extended out into the narthex to create a more scalable entry. Additionally, I designed two new handrails to accompany the new entry steps that echo the historic detailing on those elsewhere in the church. I incorporated a historic reredos piece, recently donated to the Church, as the central focus of the chapel. Formerly of the private chapel at Innisfada, a 1920s Gold Coast mansion, it was also restored by master conservator and artist Ismael Checo under my direction. Mr. Checo also restored original Gothic stencil work on the reredos panels, hidden for decades under fabric, to its authentic condition. I also advised the Church on and submitted designs for appropriately styled liturgical furnishings, paint schemes, floor and pew refinishing and lighting fixtures. I managed the project through pre-design, design and construction phases and the work was completed ahead of schedule.

Shortly after completion, I was approached by the NY Landmarks Conservancy to write an article about the project, which appeared in the August 2021 issue of their magazine “Common Bond.”

Exterior Photograph

Former Doorway

New Chapel Entrance

New Chapel Interior

New Chapel Interior. I was invited by the Church and NY Landmarks Conservancy as part of their Sacred Sites Program to give a lecture about the Restoration and Architectural History of the Church.

Chapel and Narthex Gate

Chapel and Rectory Gate

Detail of Restored Historic Reredos Stencil work

Detail of Restored Historic Reredos Millwork, Gilding and Crucifix

02

PROPOSED PLAN

01

EXISTING/DEMO PLAN

Chapel Construction Plan

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

LADY CHAPEL ELEVATIONS

01

LADY CHAPEL - N

A401.00

IHS

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

03

LADY CHAPEL - S

CHURCH OF ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA LADY CHAPEL 980 PARK AVE NEW YORK, NY 10028 ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

MR

MR

M

Chapel Elevations

P

CH IGN L

N

ACHE ARCH

ENLA

Enlarged Narthex Entry Plan 02

PROPOSED PLAN

01

ENLARGED NARTHEX DEMO PLAN

LADY CHAPEL

0

DEDICATED TO MARY, MOTHER OF THE CHURCH WITH PRAYERS FOR THE PARISH COMMUNITY

JIM AND ELLEN RILEY BRIGID, SHANNON, KERRY-LYNN AND COURTNEY RILEY AMDG 2020

Chapel Entrance Elevation

Chapel and Narthex Gate Design

MR MR

MR MR

M M

Chapel Gates - Design Sketches

03

CHAPEL GATES

03

CHAPEL GATES

02

ROSETTE DETAIL

01

JESUIT SUNBURST DETAIL

02

ROSETTE DETAIL

01

JESUIT SUNBURST DETAIL

RS

ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA LADY CHAPEL 980 PARK AVE NEW YORK, NY 10028

SK3B New Marble Step Detail

Ρ Χ

MATER ECCLESIAE

Ω

Α

ORA PRO NOBIS

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA LADY CHAPEL 980 PARK AVE NEW YORK, NY 10028

Proposed Tabernacle Design

SK2

133 W 4th Street Stoop Gate

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | 2022 The West Village neighborhood of New York City is not only of the city's most charming and historic quarters, but also one of its most lively. Historically a bohemian haven and the site of New York University's main campus, the neighborhood is packed with comedy clubs, bars, cafes, and theaters. This has led to a vivacious street culture, particularly on Friday and Saturday nights. While the presence of so many activities is a sign of the health of the neighborhood, there are darker elements of the street culture that had historically developed-the stoops of the quarter's venerable rowhouses became opportune sites for revelers, many "well-served," to congregate and continue in their revelry, resulting in unsafe situations for residents and damage to historic architectural fabric. To counteract this, the particular West Village phenomenon of "stoop gates" developed. Often beginning as simple barriers preventing unwanted access to stoops, they developed into a fully-architectural affair, taking cues from the rowhouse architecture and detailing. Presently, the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission exercises a high level of scrutiny over new gates.

Acheson Doyle Partners was commissioned to design a stoop gate for 133 W 4th Street, the former parsonage of the now-closed Greenwich Village United Methodist Church. I was named project manager and lead designer of the project. I performed a comprehensive survey of the historic building, designed in the Eastlake manner, and prepared a presentation for the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC). I designed a stoop gate for the house in the manner of the adjacent fences and decorative Eastlake ironwork, down to exactly matching proportions and details. My design was accepted by the LPC and the gate was installed and fabricated in the Fall of 2022.

133 W 4th Street Facade

Photo of New Stoop Gate

Detail Photo of New Stoop Gate

Detail Elevation of New Stoop Gate

Plan of Nrw Stoop Gate

Sectional Detail of New Stoop Gate

Existing Building Elevation ELEVATION

01

PROPOSED ELEVATION

Building Elevation with proposed Gate

Existing Decorative Ironwork on Site

Existing Decorative Ironwork on Site

Church of the Holy Trinity

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | In progress A landmark on Central Park West, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity is a church designed by Schickel and Ditmars (the same architect as St. Ignatius) in a french gothic manner. Having just commissioned a new pipe organ, Acheson Doyle Partners was invited by the Church in early 2025 to provide a proposal concerning upgrades to the aging structure's organ loft, restoration of historic finishes and fixtures, chancel renovation, and full mechanical and electrical systems upgrades. I was given responsibility for presenting our credentials and experience to the Church's leadership, which awarded us the project. I was then given responsibility for managing the project, now in its schematic design phase.

While the project is still in its early stages, the evolving scope of work will include renovations to the Church's sanctuary to accomodate its liturgies and the needs of its robust concert music program, structural upgrades to its organ loft, the restoration of historical features, including mosaics and decorative stencilwork, replacement of the linoleum floor with hardwood and stone, new decorative metalwork and liturgical fixtures, a new HVAC system and a full electrification of the building.

Church Facade

(Photo Credit Liam Hullihan)

View of the existing church towards the chancel (Photo Credit: Liam Hullihan)

View of the existing church towards the Organ Loft (Photo Credit: Liam Hullihan)

View of the proposed church towards the chancel

View of the proposed church towards the Organ Loft, with the new organ in place.

Church of the Epiphany

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects Renovation Completed 2023 | Ongoing Pipe Organ Installation The Church of the Epiphany initially approached Acheson Doyle Partners in late 2018 to provide design and construction administration services on a new church and school campus. Having outgrown its current site on York Avenue and East 74th Street, the Church had purchased the historic Jan Hus Presbyterian Church and its adjoining parish house.

Acheson Doyle was tasked with restoring the historic buildings’ facades, renovating the existing church space to accommodate Episcopal liturgical ceremony, and renovating the former parish house to accommodate the Church’s day school, offices, a rooftop playground and a Parish Hall. One of the first projects by Acheson Doyle entirely using REVIT, I devised design, graphic and modeling standards that have been implemented office-wide.

I was tasked with the conversion of the former Presbyterian worship space into an Episcopal church. Working directly with the rector of the church with input from the parish’s vestry, I developed an English Gothic vocabulary for the architectural elements in the space, including sanctuary platforming, columns, arches, vaults, ribbing and windows. Additionally, I was responsible for the design of the sacristy, nave, sanctuary and apse millwork and new liturgical furnishings, as well as all finishes in the renovated space.

I was also directed involved in the space planning and design of the new programmatic elements, including the parish hall, classrooms and offices and rooftop playground and events space. During the design phase I participated and represented my firm in presentations to the client and parish community, coordinated consultants and vendors, and prepared contract documents to be used in construction. I was also involved in the construction administration of the project, including reviewing shop drawings and submittals, representing ADP at CA meetings, issuing responses to RFIs and field sketches, creating punchlists and coordinating our work with consultants and the New York City Department of Buildings.

Presently, I am involved in managing a suite of additional capital projects for the Church, including the installation of a new manual-tracker organ.

Photo of the Restored Church (Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

6' - 0"

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY RELOCATION

BLOWER ROOM 201

24' - 11 5/8"

DN

351 EAST 74TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

DN

6' - 6"

DN

DN

PROVIDE OUTLET AT TOP OF ALL COLUMNS

6' - 1 1/8"

GFI

ARCHITECT:

WAP

4' - 1 5/8"

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C. 226 WEST 26TH ST. FL. 5 NEW YORK, NY 10011 PHONE: 212.414.4500 FAX: 212.229.3819 info@adparchitects.com

HAND DRYER

J

200

FD

4' - 4 5/8"

EP

RYAN SOAMES ENGINEERING 242 WEST 30TH STREET, SUITE 503 NEW YORK, NY 10001 PHONE: 917.720.3696 psoames@ryansoames.com

GFI

SANCTUARY

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

STRUCTURAL

RESTROOM 216

KPFF

299 BROADWAY, SUITE 900 NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: 212.973.3748 SITE/CIVIL

MUESER RUTLEDGE CONSULTING ENGINEERS 14 PENN PLAZA NEW YORK, NY 10122 PHONE: 917.339.9360

CLOSET

4' - 6 1/8"

226

GFI

LUMINOUS FLUX 232 MADISON AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016 PHONE: 917.723.8938

5' - 0"

WAP

LIGHTING

LANDSCAPE

NV5

GFI

32 OLD SLIP, 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10005 PHONE: 646.300.7173

WAP

STOR 205

COLUMBARIUM

213

4' - 0"

206

4' - 2"

POWER DATA PLANS AND LEGEND - FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS CLST 223

10' - 9 3/4"

DN

WAP

4' - 6 3/8"

203

OFFICE 4' - 3"

VEST

DRAWING TITLE:

4' - 0"

20' - 6 1/4"

OFFICE

208

OFFICE

6' - 10 1/8"

210

6' - 7 3/8"

PANTRY

3' - 0"

21

9' - 0"

209

PROFESSIONAL SEAL:

44" AFF

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

DRAWN BY:

AS NOTED

. SECOND FLOOR POWER/DATA PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

CHECKED BY:

Author

10/15/2021 JB/MD

Plan of Church and Rectory Floor SHEET NUMBER:

2

71844.00 DATE:

A801.00 PAGES:

138 OF 154

6/2021 2:15:01 PM

SCALE:

Rendering of New Church Space

Photo of the Restored Church View towards the sanctuary (Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Photo of the Restored Church View towards the Day Chapel and Entrances (Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

3

VRF UNIT HEATER DETAIL @ RAMP 3/4" = 1'-0" 0.1

0.20.3

1

1

SK-71

EXIST. MEDALLIONS TO BE CLEANED, TYP. 13' - 2 3/8" VIF

1.1

1.2

2

1.3

1.4

2

A301.01

EXIST. WOOD CEILING TO BE CLEANED. 28' - 7 3/4" VIF

FROM GRIDLINE 3

2.1

RELOCATION

3

20' - 3 3/8" VIF

FROM GRIDLINE 3

FROM GRIDLINE 3

351 EAST 74TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

XTH FLOOR ' - 9 1/8" O. GYP 85.30' . 85.37'

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C. 226 WEST 26TH ST. FL. 5 NEW YORK, NY 10011 PHONE: 212.414.4500 FAX: 212.229.3819 info@adparchitects.com

D GLASS FROM . GLASS TO BE VED, CLEANED, TC. BY OTHERS INSTALLATION.

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

RYAN SOAMES ENGINEERING

13' - 2 3/8"

14' - 1 1/4"

12' - 6"

FTH FLOOR ' - 2 1/4" O. GYP 73.54' . 73.65'

13' - 4 1/4"

242 WEST 30TH STREET, SUITE 503 NEW YORK, NY 10001 PHONE: 917.720.3696 psoames@ryansoames.com

13' - 8 5/8"

14' - 11 1/2"

STRUCTURAL

13' - 9"

KPFF

12' - 6 1/4"

299 BROADWAY, SUITE 900 NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: 212.973.3748 SITE/CIVIL

MUESER RUTLEDGE CONSULTING ENGINEERS No. ISSUE / DESCRIPTION: 14 PENN PLAZA NEW YORK, NY 10122 4 ISSUED FOR DOB FILING PHONE: 917.339.9360 6 REVISED FOR DOB 19 REVISED FOR CONSTRUCTION LUMINOUS FLUXREVISED FOR PAA #2 21 21

21 2

A417.01

LS TO RECIEVE ATIVE STENCIL.

NAVE ARCH TRIM PT-14, TYP. FOR ALL

2

2

A417.01

A416.01

2 A416.01

232 MADISON AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016 PHONE: 917.723.8938

NAVE WINDOW TRIM, PT-14, TYP. FOR ALL

3 R

7

18

A617.00

18

18 R

"

'11

1/4

1/ 8"

0 -1

11 '-

' 10

16C

EQ

EQ

EQ

12' - 10"

IDE FACE OF WALL WHITE BEHIND APSE

HIRD FLOOR ' - 10 7/8" O. GYP 51.30' . 51.32'

EQ.

EXISTING LIGHTS TO REMAIN, RELAMP AND REFURBISH.

11 '-

11' - 6"

7

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - SANCTUARY

1/8 EQ. "

5

9

6 A662.01

A619.01

NO. 3

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

12

3

A635.02

NO. 5

A300.01

8' - 6 1/2"

DRAWING TITLE:

R

EQ.

PROFESSIONAL SEAL:

A662.01 C1/PT1

NO.1

18

R 2 11' -7 A416.01 1/8 EQ. " 11' - 10 1/2"

A416.01

2

32 OLD SLIP, 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10005 PHONE: 646.300.7173

CENTERED ON DOOR 1 4 A631.02 A662.01

PLASTER BELOW ALL ARCHES SIM TO PT-2, TYP. TYP. FOR ALL

11' - 4" CENTERED ON WINDOWS

25' - 2 1/4" T.0. PEAK

11' - 5 5/8" CENTERED ON WINDOWS

EQ

" 1/2

21

EQ.

7

EQ.

NV5

PT-12 ABV. ALL NAVE ARCHES, TYP.

1 R

OURTH FLOOR ' - 7 3/4" O. GYP 62.99' . 63.01'

LANDSCAPE

12 A419.01

OUTLINE OF ORGAN

A622.01

DATE 6/14/2019 9/11/2019 02/12/2021 XX/XX/XXXX

LIGHTING

19

16A

D GLASS FROM . GLASS TO BE VED, CLEANED, TC. BY OTHERS INSTALLATION.

S FROM 1393 TRACTOR TO E. REFER TO APPENDIX "X"

14' - 6 1/2"

NO.16 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

SCALE:

ECOND FLOOR - 8 1/4" O. SLAB 41.02' . 41.08'

1

SANCTUARY 100 -1 1/4" = 1'-0"

NAVE COLUMNS, BASES, AND CAPITALS, PT-12, OWNER CONTRACTOR 2 TO ADD FINISH SHEEN. TYP. A300.01 FOR ALL.

PLAQUES TO BE BROUGHT FROM 1393

YORK MEDALLIONS AVE EXIST. TO BE CLEANED, TYP.

10 A635.02

CHU MILLWORK, PT-13, TYP. FOR ALL

71844.00

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY RELOCATION DATE:

AS NOTED

DRAWN BY:

10/15/2021

CHECKED BY:

EW/WJC

11/26/2021 1:59:53 PM

14 A635.02

JB/MD/MG

SHEET NUMBER:

A416.01

65 OF 154

PAGES:

EXIST. WOOD CEILING TO BE CLEANED.

351 EAST 74TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021 SIXTH FLOOR 53' - 9 1/8" T.O. GYP 85.30' F.F. 85.37'

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C. 226 WEST 26TH ST. FL. 5 NEW YORK, NY 10011 PHONE: 212.414.4500 FAX: 212.229.3819 info@adparchitects.com MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

STAINED GLASS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. GLASS TO BE REMOVED, CLEANED, REPLANED, ETC. BY OTHERS BEFORE INSTALLATION.

GFRC VAULTED RIBBING IN APSE CEILING

RYAN SOAMES ENGINEERING 242 WEST 30TH STREET, SUITE 503 NEW YORK, NY 10001 PHONE: 917.720.3696 psoames@ryansoames.com

STRUCTURAL

KPFF

V.I.F. 13' - 10 5/8"

V.I.F. 14' - 4 1/2"

V.I.F. 14' - 1 1/4"

V.I.F. 13' - 2 1/2"

FIFTH FLOOR 42' - 2 1/4" T.O. GYP 73.54' F.F. 73.65'

STAINED GLASS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. GLASS TO BE REMOVED, CLEANED, REPLANED, ETC. BY OTHERS BEFORE INSTALLATION.

AREA ABV. NAVE ARCHES, PT-12, TYP.

LUMINOUS FLUX 232 MADISON AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016 PHONE: 917.723.8938

19

16A

1

18

A617.00

NAVE WINDOW TRIM, PT-14, TYP. FOR ALL

16' - 8 1/2" TYP.

32 OLD SLIP, 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10005 PHONE: 646.300.7173

FOURTH FLOOR 31' - 7 3/4" T.O. GYP 62.99' F.F. 63.01' 5/8

"

DRAWING TITLE:

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - SANCTUARY

"

12' - 10"

2' - 0 1/4"

11' - 4"

2' - 0 1/4"

11' - 5 3/4"

18 1 A631.02

AREA OF PLASTER UNDER NAVE ARCHES SIM TO PT-2, TYP. FOR ALL

25' - 2 1/4" TYP.

AREA OF PLASTER UNDER NAVE ARCHES SIM TO PT-2, TYP. FOR ALL

PROFESSIONAL SEAL:

PEAK OF ARCH

START OF FRAMING CHANGE

-0

"

1/2

21

11 '

1/4

7

"

2' - 0 1/4"

18

AREA OF PLASTER UNDER NAVE ARCHES SIM TO PT-2, TYP. FOR ALL

R

0 -1

'11

7

8" 1/

11' - 10 1/2"

NV5

16C

' 10

'11

7

1/8

'11

2' - 0 1/8"

LANDSCAPE

APSE WALLS TO RECIEVE DECORATIVE STENCIL.

R

R

R

R

11' - 6"

18

14 PENN PLAZA NEW YORK, NY 10122 PHONE: 917.339.9360

5 A661.00 8

THIRD FLOOR 19' - 10 7/8" T.O. GYP 51.30' F.F. 51.32'

A663.00

LITURGICAL ITEMS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. REFER TO APPENDIX "X"

12

TYP.

TYP.

A635.02 NO. 7

AREA OF PLASTER UNDER NAVE ARCHES SIM TO PT-2, TYP. FOR ALL

14 A635.02

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

10 A635.02

SCALE:

21

2

A416.01

1

SANCTUARY 100 - 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

CHU MILLWORK, PT-13, TYP. FOR ALL

2

A416.01

NAVE COLUMNS, BASES, AND CAPITALS, PT-12, 2 OWNER CONTRACTOR TO ADD FINISH SHEEN. TYP. A416.01 FOR ALL.

21

2

2

A417.01

A417.01

21

SECOND FLOOR 9' - 8 1/4" T.O. SLAB 41.02' F.F. 41.08'

AS NOTED

DRAWN BY:

71844.00 DATE:

10/15/2021

CHECKED BY:

EW/JK

JB/MD/MG

11/26/2021 2:00:08 PM

12 A419.01

MUESER RUTLEDGE CONSULTING ENGINEERS

LIGHTING

NAVE ARCH TRIM PT-14, TYP. FOR ALL

EXISTING LIGHTS TO REMAIN, RELAMP AND REFURBISH.

299 BROADWAY, SUITE 900 NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: 212.973.3748 SITE/CIVIL

NewA417.01 Church Interior Elevations

SHEET NUMBER:

PAGES:

66 OF 154

3

BLOWER ROOM GRILLE DETAIL 3/4" = 1'-0" ROSE WINDOW FROM 1393 YORK AVE. GLASS AND FRAME TO BE CLEANED/REPAIRED BY OTHERS. INFILL WALL OPENING W/ SIMILAR MATERIAL AS NEEDED.

ROSE WINDOW TRIM, PT-14 (SATIN)

SIXTH FLOOR 53' - 9 1/8" T.O. GYP 85.30' F.F. 85.37'

GFRC VAULT RIBBING IN APSE. PT-12 (SATIN), TYP.

GFRC APSE COLUMN, CAPITAL AND BASE. PT-12 (GLOSS), TYP.

EXIST. TRUSS TO REMAIN. INVESTIGATE STABILITY ON SITE. CLEAN AND REPAINT/RESTAIN TRUSS.

APSE WINDOW TRIM, PT-14 (SEMIGLOSS), TYP.

APSE SURROUND TO RECEIVE DECORATIVE FAUX-STONE PATTERN. NOT IN SDC SCOPE

C1

FIFTH FLOOR 42' - 2 1/4" T.O. GYP 73.54' F.F. 73.65'

APSE WALLS TO RECIEVE DECORATIVE STENCIL (NOT IN SDC SCOPE)

EXIST. WINDOW FROM 1393 YORK AVE (TYP. OF 4)

APSE WALLS FLANKING COLUMNS/ABOVE WINDOW TRIM UP TO CLG VAULT TO BE PT-13 (SEMIGLOSS)

PLA1 FINISH SIM TO PT-3

21

STAINED GLASS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. GLASS TO BE REMOVED, CLEANED, REPLANED, ETC. BY OTHERS BEFORE INSTALLATION. TO BE INSTALLED AT HEIGHT OF EXISTING MASONRY OPENING.

EXIST. LITURGICAL ITEMS FROM 1393 YORK AVE.

NEW STRUCTURE. REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

A663.00 TYP.

TYP.

21

REFER TO MECH FOR NEW UNIT. PROVIDE (2) 24"X24" REGISTERS BEHIND ORGAN AT TOP AND BOTTOM PER MEP.

8' - 6 1/2"

2' - 0 1/8"

THIRD FLOOR 19' - 10 7/8" T.O. GYP 51.30' F.F. 51.32'

8

C1/PT1

REFER TO MECH FOR NEW UNIT. PROVIDE (2) 24"X24" REGISTERS BEHIND ORGAN AT TOP AND BOTTOM PER MEP. SEE DWG 3/A418 FOR DETAIL

24"X24" DECORATIVE METAL GRILLE. ARCHTITECTURAL GRILLE 220 IN BRONZE OR SIMILAR.

4 A661.00 2 A631.02

14

1 A661.00

BRONZE RAIL 7' - 2 7/8"

2

5' - 2 7/8"

8' - 0 1/8"

4' - 0"

A635.02

NEW MECH. EQUIP. REFER TO MECH. DRAWINGS

SECOND FLOOR 9' - 8 1/4" T.O. SLAB 41.02' F.F. 41.08'

LITURGICAL ITEMS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. SEE APPENDIX-X FOR REF.

SANCTUARY 100 - 4 1/4" = 1'-0"

DATE 6/14/2019 9/11/2019 02/12/2021 XX/XX/XXXX

8' - 5 3/4"

EXIST. MASONRY WALL

ISSUE / DESCRIPTION: ISSUED FOR DOB FILING 21 REVISED FOR DOB REVISED FOR CONSTRUCTION REVISED FOR PAA #2

21' - 8 1/2"

EXIST. LIGHTS TO REMAIN. RELAMP AND REFURB.

10' - 10 1/2"

No. WAINSCOT RAILS, 4 STILES, MOLDINGS AND GOTHIC TRACERY, PT-136 (TYP). PANEL BEHIND 19 TRACERY, PT-12 21 21 (SEMIGLOSS)

3

A631.02

21

4

A665.00

FOURTH FLOOR 31' - 7 3/4" T.O. GYP 62.99' F.F. 63.01'

NEW TRACKER ORGAN. FINAL STYLE, SIZE, AND ORIENTATION TBD. BY OTHERS

PARTITION AS SCHEDULED

8

A665.00

EXIST. CHAPEL GA AVE TO BE CLEAN MADE INTO SLIDIN

1

SANCTUARY 100 - 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: BUILT UP ALTAR PLATFORM

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY RELOCATION 3

BLOWER ROOM GRILLE DETAIL 3/4" = 1'-0" ROSE WINDOW FROM 1393 YORK AVE. GLASS AND FRAME TO BE CLEANED/REPAIRED BY OTHERS. INFILL WALL OPENING W/ SIMILAR MATERIAL AS NEEDED.

ROSE WINDOW TRIM, PT-14 (SATIN)

GFRC VAULT RIBBING IN APSE. PT-12 (SATIN), TYP.

GFRC APSE COLUMN, CAPITAL AND BASE. PT-12 (GLOSS), TYP.

351 EAST 74TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021 SIXTH FLOOR 53' - 9 1/8" T.O. GYP 85.30' F.F. 85.37'

SIXTH FLOOR 53' - 9 1/8" T.O. GYP 85.30' F.F. 85.37' EXIST. TRUSS TO REMAIN. INVESTIGATE STABILITY ON SITE. CLEAN AND REPAINT/RESTAIN TRUSS.

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C. 226 WEST 26TH ST. FL. 5 NEW YORK, NY 10011 PHONE: 212.414.4500 FAX: 212.229.3819 info@adparchitects.com

EXIST. TRUSS TO REMAIN. INVESTIGATE STABILITY ON SITE. CLEAN AND REPAINT/RESTAIN TRUSS.

APSE WINDOW TRIM, PT-14 (SEMIGLOSS), TYP.

APSE SURROUND TO RECEIVE DECORATIVE FAUX-STONE PATTERN. NOT IN SDC SCOPE

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

RYAN SOAMES ENGINEERING

C1

242 WEST 30TH STREET, SUITE 503 NEW YORK, NY 10001 PHONE: 917.720.3696 psoames@ryansoames.com

ACOUSTIC PLASTER, PT-3

FIFTH FLOOR 42' - 2 1/4" T.O. GYP 73.54' F.F. 73.65'

APSE WALLS TO RECIEVE DECORATIVE STENCIL (NOT IN SDC SCOPE)

FIFTH FLOOR 42' - 2 1/4" T.O. GYP 73.54' F.F. 73.65'

EXIST. WINDOW FROM 1393 YORK AVE (TYP. OF 4)

APSE WALLS FLANKING COLUMNS/ABOVE WINDOW TRIM UP TO CLG VAULT TO BE PT-13 (SEMIGLOSS)

PLA1 FINISH SIM TO PT-3

STRUCTURAL

21

KPFF

299 BROADWAY, SUITE 900 NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: 212.973.3748 SITE/CIVIL

MUESER RUTLEDGE CONSULTING ENGINEERS 14 PENN PLAZA

EXIST. LIGHTS TO REMAIN. RELAMP AND REFURB.

EXIST. WINDOW NEW YORK, NY 10122 FROM 1393 YORK AVE PHONE: 917.339.9360 (TYP. OF 2) LIGHTING

8

4

4

4

4

8

A665.00

A665.00

A665.00

A661.00

A661.00

A665.00

LIGHTBOX TRIMS, PT-14 , TYP.

LUMINOUS FLUX 232 MADISON AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016 PHONE: 917.723.8938

LANDSCAPE

NV5

STAINED GLASS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. GLASS TO BE REMOVED, CLEANED, REPLANED, ETC. BY OTHERS BEFORE INSTALLATION. TO BE INSTALLED AT HEIGHT OF EXISTING MASONRY OPENING.

FOURTH FLOOR 31' - 7 3/4" T.O. GYP 62.99' F.F. 63.01'

FOURTH FLOOR 31' - 7 3/4" T.O. GYP 62.99' F.F. 63.01'

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - SANCTUARY

4 A661.00 2 A631.02

C1/PT1

A663.00 TYP.

TYP.

THIRD FLOOR 19' - 10 7/8" T.O. GYP 51.30' F.F. 51.32'

BRONZE RAIL

8' - 5 3/4"

14

SANCTUARY 100 - 4 1/4" = 1'-0"

LITURGICAL ITEMS FROM 1393 YORK AVE. SEE APPENDIX-X FOR REF.

New Church Interior Elevations

21

21

THIRD FLOOR 19' - 10 7/8" T.O. GYP 51.30' F.F. 51.32'

C1/PT1 PT1

1 A661.00

NO. 2

4' - 0"

A635.02

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

21

SECOND FLOOR 9' - 8 1/4" T.O. SLAB 41.02' F.F. 41.08'

EXIST. CHAPEL GATES FROM 1393 YORK AVE TO BE CLEANED/REPAIRED AND MADE INTO SLIDING DOORS BY OTHERS

1

PROFESSIONAL SEAL:

21

EXIST. DOORS FROM 1393 YORK AVE TO BE CLEANED AND RESTAINED BEFORE INSTALLATION.

REFER TO MECH FOR NEW UNIT. PROVIDE (2) 24"X24" REGISTERS BEHIND ORGAN AT TOP AND BOTTOM PER MEP.

8' - 6 1/2"

REFER TO MECH FOR NEW UNIT. PROVIDE (2) 24"X24" REGISTERS BEHIND ORGAN AT TOP AND BOTTOM PER MEP. SEE DWG 3/A418 FOR DETAIL

8

1 A631.02

21

SANCTUARY 100 - 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

PLAQUE TO BE BROUGHT FROM 1393 YORK AVE

1 A661.00

SECOND FLOOR 9' - 8 1/4" T.O. SLAB 41.02' F.F. 41.08'

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

AS NOTED

SHEET NUMBER:

71844.00 DATE:

10/15/2021

CHECKED BY:

EW/JK

JB/MD/MG

A418.01 PAGES:

67 OF 154

11/26/2021 2:00:24 PM

EXIST. LIGHTS TO REMAIN. RELAMP AND REFURB.

EXIST. LITURGICAL ITEMS FROM 1393 YORK AVE.

WAINSCOT RAILS, STILES, MOLDINGS AND GOTHIC TRACERY, PT-13 (TYP). PANEL BEHIND TRACERY, PT-12 (SEMIGLOSS)

10' - 10 1/2"

3

A631.02

21' - 8 1/2"

NEW TRACKER ORGAN. FINAL STYLE, SIZE, AND ORIENTATION TBD. BY OTHERS

2

32 OLD SLIP, 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10005 PHONE: 646.300.7173

DRAWING TITLE:

1 1/2" 3/4" 1 1/2"

5 3/4"

3/4"

3/4"

3"

5"

3"

2' - 10"

3' - 0"

1/2"

1' - 1 3/4"

'-0

R

0'

-1

1/ 2"

R0

1' - 6"

2' - 5"

Gothic Pilaster Design NAVE COLUMN DETAILS

Gothic Pilaster Installed

APSE AND REREDOS ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0" DIAMOND PATTERN 90-MIN RATED WIRED FIRE GLASS

2

2

A661.00

A661.00

DIAMOND PATTERN 90-MIN RATED WIRED FIRE GLASS

2

2

A661.00

A661.00 DIAMOND PATTERN 90-MIN RATED WIRED FIRE GLASS

OPEN TO BEYOND

NAVE STAIR VESTIBULE

MAIN ENTRANCE VESTIBULE

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

MILLWORK ENTRY VESTIBULES SECTIONS 2 1/2" = 1'-0"

MAIN ENTRANCE VESTIBULE

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY RELOCATION

MILLWORK ENTRY VESTIBULES 1/2" = 1'-0"

3"

7 A661.00

EXTERIOR FIXED PIPE 3 1/4" 3" 2 5/8"

351 EAST 74TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021

5

SLIDING PIPE RAIL INSIDE EXTERIOR FIXED PIPE

2' - 5 7/8"

1

DATE 10/16/2020 02/12/2021 XX/XX/XXXX

DIAMOND PATTERN 90-MIN RATED WIRE FIRE GLASS

OPEN TO BEYOND

NAVE STAIR VESTIBULE

ISSUE / DESCRIPTION: ISSUED FOR PAA REVISED FOR CONSTRUCTION REVISED FOR PAA #2

21 21

DIAMOND PATTERN 90-MIN RATED WIRE FIRE GLASS

APSE AND REREDOS SECTION 1/2" = 1'-0"

5

No. 18 19

DIAMOND PATTERN 90-MIN RATED WIRED FIRE GLASS

A661.00

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

3

COLLAR

226 WEST 26TH ST. FL. 5 NEW YORK, NY 10011 PHONE: 212.414.4500 FAX: 212.229.3819 info@adparchitects.com

A622.01 NEW STAINED GLASS WINDOWS IN APSE TO MATCH HIEGHT OF EXISTING MASONRY OPENINGS

1 5/8" 1' - 0"

7

RYAN SOAMES ENGINEERING 242 WEST 30TH STREET, SUITE 503 NEW YORK, NY 10001 PHONE: 917.720.3696 psoames@ryansoames.com

3

BRASS RAIL DETAIL 6" = 1'-0"

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

A622.01

STRUCTURAL

KPFF

299 BROADWAY, SUITE 900 NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: 212.973.3748

SITE/CIVIL

MUESER RUTLEDGE CONSULTING ENGINEERS 14 PENN PLAZA NEW YORK, NY 10122 PHONE: 917.339.9360

21

LIGHTING

LUMINOUS FLUX 232 MADISON AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016 PHONE: 917.723.8938

3

BRASS RAIL SECTION 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

LANDSCAPE

NV5

32 OLD SLIP, 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10005 PHONE: 646.300.7173

DRAWING TITLE:

SANCTUARY DETAILS

PROFESSIONAL SEAL:

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

SCALE:

AS NOTED

DRAWN BY:

6

APSE RCP DETAIL 1/2" = 1'-0"

4

APSE AND REREDOS ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0"

5

APSE AND REREDOS SECTION 1/2" = 1'-0"

71844.00 DATE:

CHECKED BY:

EH/WJC

SHEET NUMBER:

10/15/2021 JB/MD

A661.00 PAGES:

126 OF 154

11/26/2021 2:07:11 PM

4

Sanctuary and Apse Details

SHELF

299 BROADWAY, SUITE 900 NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: 212.973.3748

UNDER CABINET LIGHT AS SCHEDULED

UNDER CABINET LIGHT AS SCHEDULED

CABINET PULL

WOOD VENEER DOOR

WOOD VENEER DOOR

8

1 6_" 8

Sacristy Millwork Details

4"

1 1_" 2

DRAWN BY:

AS NOTED

SECTION AT SACRARIUM SINK 3/4" = 1'-0" 1 5'-8_" 2

3'-4"

71844.00 1 1'-6_" 4

DATE:

CHECKED BY:

WJC

PAGES:

3'-

10/15/2021

1 1'-7_" 2

SACRISTY MILLWORK ELEVATION WEST 3/4" = 1'-0"

1 3'-0_" 2

1 3'-0_" 2

JB/MD

A619.01

92 OF 154 _ 1 1'-7 " 2

3 1_" 4

8

1'-2"

3

5 2'-4_" 8

SCALE:

SHEET NUMBER:

6 5 1_" 8

5 2'-4_" 8

1 1_" 6" 2

SECTION AT SACRISTY SINK 3/4" = 1'-0"

A619.01

ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER:

1 7'-6_" 2

5

1 6_" 8

SECTION AT SAFE CABINET 3/4" = 1'-0"

1 6_" 8 1 6_" 8

4"

8

ADJ 3/4" WOOD VENEER SHELF ON ST STL PINS

RECESSED BASE

1 6_" 8

1 5_" 4

4"

RECESSED BASE

7

A619.01

3"

8'-0"

1'-2"

1 7'-6_" 2

3'-7"

PROFESSIONAL SEAL:

PISCINA (SACRARIUM) SINK AS SCHED.

1 6_" 2

3"

1'-2"

PANTRY AND SACRISTY MILLWORK DETAILS & NAVE CASEWORK DETAILS

3'-3"

8'-0"

3'-4"

CABINET PULL

ADJ 3/4" WOOD VENEER SHELF ON ST STL PINS

3"

1 _" 4

5 1_" 8

1 3'-0_" 2

4"

SINK AND FAUCET AS SCHED.

1 3'-0_" 2

1 3'-0_" 2

8'-0"

1"

CABINET PULL

4"

6

A619.01

A619.01

32 OLD SLIP, 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10005 PHONE: 646.300.7173

DRAWING TITLE:

2'-8"

1 1_" 2

1"

3'-4"

NV5

ADJ 3/4" WOOD VENEER SHELVES ON ST STL PINS

CABINET PULL

11"

8'-0"

2" 1 2'-10 _" 4

3'-3"

1 1'-6_" 4

3"

8'-0"

8'-0"

SAFE AS SCHED.

1 3'-0_" 2

5 2'-4_" 8

ADJ 3/4" WOOD VENEER SHELVES ON ST STL PINS

1 3'-2 _" 4

ADJ 3/4" WOOD VENEER SHELVES ON ST STL PINS

7 CM1, TO ALIGN A619.01 WITH MOLDING AROUND ROOM 1 3'-0_" 2 WOOD VENEER DOOR

1'-3"

11/26/2021 2:03:41 PM

WOOD VENEER DOOR

8

A619.01

LUMINOUS FLUX

232SECOND MADISON AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR PANTRY MILLWORK FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016 ELEVATION 1 PHONE: 917.723.8938 3/4" = 1'-0" LANDSCAPE 5

6"

CM1, TO ALIGN WITH MOLDING AROUND ROOM

14 PENN PLAZA NEW YORK, NY 10122 PHONE: 917.339.9360

LIGHTING

1 6_" 8

1'-3"

WOOD VENEER DOOR

CABINET PULL AND LOCKING MECHANISM

MUESER RUTLEDGE CONSULTING ENGINEERS

1 2'-7_" 8

NAVE STAIR OPENING JAMB DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

2'-8"

1 1 _ 6 _ " 3 2" 2" 2

CM1, TO ALIGN WITH MOLDING AROUND ROOM

SECTION AT VESTMENT DRAWERS AND CABINETS 7 3/4" = 1'-0"

11"

12

3'-3"

1 1_" 2

KPFF

1 1_" 6" 2 3'-7"

5 1_" 8

3'-0"

242 WEST 30TH STREET, SUITE 503 NEW YORK, NY 10001 PHONE: 917.720.3696 psoames@ryansoames.com

STRUCTURAL

RECESSED BASE

NAVE STAIR OPENING HEAD DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

3 _ " 4

RYAN SOAMES ENGINEERING

SITE/CIVIL

11

5 11_" 8

226 WEST 26TH ST. FL. 5 NEW YORK, NY 10011 PHONE: 212.414.4500 FAX: 212.229.3819 info@adparchitects.com

1 4" 6_" 8

SOLID WOOD PANEL, TYP WOOD BLOCKING AS REQUIRED

1 7'-9_" 2

SHELF ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

5 11_" 8

_" 6" 11 2 1 6_ " 8

ARCHITECT:

4"

A619.01

FIXED PANEL

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

1 6_" 8

WOOD CASING C1, TYP SOLID WOOD RAIL, TYP

12

WOOD DRAWER

1 6_" 8

5_ " 8

DRAWER PULL

1 6 _" 8

PANEL MOLDING PM1, TYP

1_ " 8

3'-7"

1 1 3_" _" 2 2

SACRISTY MILLWORK ELEVATION 351 EAST 74TH STREET NORTH 4 NEW YORK, NY 10021 3/4" = 1'-0"

1 8'-1_" 2

11"

8'-0"

3"

COUNTERTOP AS SCHEDULED

5 2_" 8

1 5'-5_" 4

UNDER CABINET LIGHT AS SCHEDULED

3'-4"

5 1'-5_" 8

3 1_" 4

CABINET PULL

WOOD BLOCKING AS REQUIRED WOOD CASING C1, TYP SOLID WOOD RAIL, TYP

5 1'-5_" 8

8'-0"

2'-8"

21

PARTITION AS SCHEDULED

5 1'-5_" 8

ADJ 3/4" WOOD VENEER SHELVES ON ST STL PINS

SECOND FLOOR PANTRY MILLWORK ELEVATION 1 3/4" = 1'-0" 5"

5 1'-5_" 8

3'-0"

WOOD VENEER DOOR

NAVE DOOR HEAD DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 4"

9

5 1'-5_" 8

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY RELOCATION 3'-7"

CM1, TO ALIGN WITH MOLDING AROUND ROOM

3'-0"

5_ " 8 4"

5 1_" 8

6 1/8" 6 1/8" 6 1/8" 6 1/8" 6 1/8"

1 7'-8_" 8

PANEL MOLDING PM1, TYP DOOR AS SCHEDULED

3 1_" 4

3 5'-7_" 4

6"

SOLID WOOD RAIL, TYP

1 5'-5_" 4

DRAWERS, TYP 3'-4"

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: 3 _ " 4

5 11_" 8

1 8'-1_" 2

1/2" PLYWOOD 1/2" SOLID WOOD PANEL

WD COUNTERTOP

NAVE DOOR JAMB DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

FIXED PANEL

1'-2"

10

PARTITION AS SCHEDULED WOOD BLOCKING AS REQUIRED WOOD CASING C1, TYP

8'-0"

NEW STL LINTEL, REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

1_ " 4

3'-3"

8

5 11_" 8

VIF

3 1_" 4

1 7'-9_" 2

4

S 3

" 11

PROPOSED PULPIT 1' 11 "

1'

1 2' - 0"

2' - 0"

6"

3"

3' - 1"

EQ

1' - 7"

0' - 4"

1 1/4"

EQ

4' - 6"

3' - 0"

EQ

1' - 11"

Proposed Pulpit Design

0' - 3" 4"

1

Proposed Altar Design 1"

SK-55C - PROPOSED ALTAR - REV 01 1" = 1'-0"

SK-55C - PROPOSED ALTAR - REV 01 1" = 1'-0" 3"

1' - 2" 4"

1"

3" 1' - 2"

1"

5 5/8"

3"

3"

1"

5 5/8"

1"

1 1/4"

3"

3' - 4"

1/4" 1' -111 3/8"

3" 2' - 3 1/2"

3' - 4"

3 3/8"

5 5/8"

3"

4" 3"

1 1/2"

1" 1" 1"

1"

3" 1"

5 5/8" 3"

5 5/8"

71844.00

DRAWING NUMBER:

1"

71844.00

4"

3 3/8"

2 7/8"

1 1/2"

3' - 2"

PROJECT NUMBER: DRAWING NUMBER:

3' - 4"

1'5-5/8" 6 1/2"

1' - 2117/8" 3/8"

2' - 3 1/2" 4"

3' - 2"

1"

PROJECT NUMBER:

3' - 4"

1' - 6 1/2"

4"

6' - 2 3/4"

1"

ARCHITECT:

2' - 8 3/8" 4"

5 5/8"

2' - 8 3/8"

1"

3"

3"

3" 3"

5 5/8"

1"

1"

1"

4"

3" 5 5/8"

3"

3"

5 5/8"

3"

1"

4"

6' - 2 3/4"

ARCHITECT:

1"

1 1"

Sanctuary Floor Mosaic Design

Nave Details - Hand Sketch

Roof terrace rendering

Photo of the completed Roof Terrace

(Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Classroom Rendering

Photo of a completed Classroom

(Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Photo of completed Day Chapel and Columbarium (Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Photo of Completed Office Space (Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | Completed 2018 Located in the Little Italy neighborhood of downtown Manhattan, the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral is the borough’s only basilica and oldest Catholic church. The first cathedral of the Diocese of New York, the building was originally dedicated in 1815, and renovated in 1866 following a fire that gutted the interior. The Basilica hired Acheson Doyle Partners Architects to restore the landmarked building to prepare for its 200th anniversary in November 2015.

ADP commissioned me to work on the restoration of the historic sanctuary, and to lead the redesign of the church’s old south exit and former baptistery. The vision was to transform these formerly utilitarian spaces into a well-articulated visitors’ entry sequence and welcome space. With direction from the project architect, I devised an ADA-compliant sequence that preserved the existing massing of the exterior, while creating a bright, contemporary space on the interior.

I was also directly involved with the restoration of the historic gates that surrounded the church’s main entrance. Originally part of the 1866 renovation, the gates and fence had since deteriorated and fallen into a state of disrepair. After extensive site surveys and drawing upon historical records I produced a new design for the gates that restored them to their former appearance and complied with the New York City Landmark codes.

I continued my direct involvement when Acheson Doyle Partners was retained to design a new chapel within the larger basilica. In order to relate the new chapel to its context within a gothic-revival structure, I designed a reveal along the east wall in the shape of a pointed arch.

The arch showcases the historic masonry of the structure, and follows the same proportion of the church’s existing structure.

During these periods of my professional experience I participated in weekly construction meetings, presentations before the New York City Landmarks Commission, and prepared sketches, construction documents and coordinated various trades and vendors.

Photograph of Restored Church

South Exit and Cappella Plan and Elevations

Photograph of Completed South Exit

Restored Gate Plan and Elevations

1

OUR LADY O ALTAGRACIAALT C COMPLETIO

SECTION DETAIL SECTION DETAIL 1

CHAPEL WEST SECTION/ELEVATION

2

2

CHAPEL NORTH SECTION/ELEVATION

SECTION DETAIL SECTION @ CHAPEL DETAILEAST @ CHAPEL WALL EAST WALL SECTION DETAIL SECTION @CHAPEL DETAILEAST @CHAPEL WALL EAST WALL 2 3 3

A70

Chapel East Wall Elevation and Details

Finished Chapel

Restored Sanctuary

Plaza Hotel Residential Section Condominium

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects | In progress The Plaza Hotel Condominiums commissioned Acheson Doyle Partners to design a restoration of the landmarked building’s historic front entrance. I led the team in an existing conditions survey and restoration strategy, which was then presented to the Ownership Board. Once the restoration was approved by the Board based on my work, I performed research into the original design of the canopy and entry sequence, which had changed over time. From this research, I designed a restoration of the canopy complete with correct historic details and material--as well as a new system for keeping pigeons off the canopy, which had plagued the existing structure.

The new entry involved design at multiple scales and the development of meticulous details, from the canopy as a structure down to decorative cast-iron filigree.

The scope of work was then expanded to include a restoration of the historic lobby. Using recently rediscovered photographs from the early 20th century, I developed a faithful rehabilitation of the space. Responding to a need for provide a sheltered space for visitors as well as residents waiting for transporation, I also devised a new wood, bronze and glass main entrance vestibule, harmonious with the historic detailing of the lobby.

As of Autumn 2025, the project is still ongoing.

Rendering of New Entry Canopy

P R O P O S E D R E S TO R E D E N T R A N C E A N D M A R Q U E E

P L A Z A H OT E L RESIDENTIAL SECTION CONDOMINIUM

Front Elevation and Details

Detailed Cast Iron Canopy

Elevation of New Main Entry Vestibule

Rendering of Rehabilitated Lobby

ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Healthcare Center Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects in Collaboration with Dalpos Architects | Completed 2022/In progress

Located in the historic 5th Avenue “Flower” Hospital, Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center (TCC) is ArchCare’s flagship institution in the City of New York. Acheson Doyle Partners has provided architectural design and construction administration services on a number of projects at TCC. I was directly involved in the the renovation of the historic hospital’s lobby, and the renovation of the street level of the entire complex into a new assisted living center.

As part of a larger reworking of the hospital campus’ entry sequence, I commissioned to lead the design of a renovation of the existing lobby and development of a new marquee at the 5th Avenue entrance. Harmonizing with the elliptical plan and classical aesthetic of the lobby, I devised a mathematical “starburst” flooring pattern emanating from the center of the space, echoing Michaelangelo's paving of the Campidoglio. Constructed of precast terrazzo, I designed the pattern with regular sizes and joints for ease of fabrication and installation. Adjacent to the lobby on the 5th Avenue facade is the entrance marquee. Working with a senior associate, I assisted in the development of a new bronze marquee to replace the existing structure in bad repair. Based on historic photographs and original architectural drawings from the early 20th century, I developed the overall design and construction detailing for the new marquee.

In winter of 2020/2021 Archcare asked ADP to design a renovation of the street level of the entire health care center complex into a new adult, assisted-living Day Center. Spanning three connecting buildings and totalling about 75,000 square feet, I first conducted a detailed survey of the entire space. Once the survey was completed, I constructed a REVIT model based on the results. Working with a healthcare design specialist firm, I then further developed the model through the schematic, design development and construction document phases and was responsible for all documentation.

Conceived of as a “small town,” we developed the program as a central town square surrounded by “shops” which contained programs such as crafts, exercise, movies, medical offices and a chapel.

Additionally, I have represented the firm at design meetings with the client, coordinated with our healthcare, structural engineering and MEP engineering consultants.

Sectional Rendering of 5th Avenue Entry Sequence and Lobby Perspective

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1)

CORRIDOR H-107

STAIR E ELEV #3

TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE HEALTH CARE CENTER

5 A-531.00

1240 - 1249 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10029

CORRIDOR H-187

CORRIDOR H-187 CORRIDOR H-127

ARCHITECT:

VEST H-108D

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1)

(EX. RF)

VEST H-108A

(EX. RF)

226 W 26TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10001 IN ASSOCIATION WITH

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1) JAN CL H-169

DALPOS ARCHITECTS & INTEGRATORS

JAN CL H-169

101 N. CLINTON STREET SUITE 300 SYRACUSE, NY 13202 MEPFP ENGINEER:

ELEV #2 ELEV #2 LOBBY H-108

OLA CONSULTING ENGINEERS

THINNER LINE REPRESENTS 1/16" JOINT, TYP.

50 BROADWAY HAWTHORNE, NY 10532

8 WEST 38TH STREET, SUITE 501 NEW YORK, NY 10018

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1)

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

OLD STRUCTURES ENGINEERING, P.C.

NURSE STATION H-130

(SEE FINISH SCHEDULE)

90 BROAD STREET, #1501 NEW YORK, NY 10004

HEAVIER LINE REPRESENTS 1/8" JOINT, TYP.

LIGHTING DESIGN:

TERRAZZO TILE TT1 (NOTE 1)

ELEV #1

LIGHTCRAFT 165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10006

ELEV #1

ELEC H-149

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1) ELEC H-149

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1) VEST H-108C

VEST H-108B

CORRIDOR H-163

TCC RENOVATIONS HOSPITAL WING A --LOBBY RENOVATION

CORRIDOR H-143

CORRIDOR

(SEE FINISH SCHEDULE)

(EX. RF)

H-163

TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1) TERRAZZO TILE TT2 (NOTE 1)

RECEPTION H-109 CLEAN UTILITY H-150 (EX. RF)

TOILET H-152A

TOILET H-152A

10/23/20

DOB Filing

03/27/20

--

100% CD Submission

00

02/14/20

EX. GRANITE AND TRAVERTINE FLOOR THIS ROOM

2 BED ROOM H-133

2 BED ROOM H-152

2 BED ROOM H-152

ENTRY VESTIBULE H-110

e t a D

Issued for Construction

--

s n o i s i v e : R e l t i T g n i w . a o r N D

--

ENLARGED PLANS AT FIRST FLOOR

: e t a D e u s s I

: . o N g n i w a r D

81817.05

: e l a c S

: . o N t c e j o r P

TB

: y b d e k c e h C

: y b n w a r D

02/14/20

EX. PLANTING BED EX. GRANITE EDGE DN

ENLARGED LOBBY FLOOR PATTERN PLAN SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

n o i t a n g i s e D t n e m u c o D B O D C Y N

2 A-140.00

A-140.00 r e k c i t s b o j N A C S B

NEW GRANITE STEP AND LANDING

DN

e r u t a n g i S & l a e S

DN

CK/MB

3/8" = 1'-0"

SHEET 13 OF 26

Lobby Finish Plan

TT1 (TYP.)

TT2 (TYP.)

NEW LIGHT FIXTURES. SEE LIGHTING DRAWINGS. 16' - 0"

PAINTED METAL ANGLE

1 2_" 8

NEW CAST-STONE LINTEL TO MATCH EXIST. LIMESTONE. SEE STRUC DRAWINGS

LASER JET CUT TILES (TYP.) WITH TINTED MORTAR

6"

AUTOMATIC SWING OPERATOR - SEE SPEC 1_ " 2

FASTEN TO CAST STONE LINTEL ABOVE

THINNER LINE REPRESENTS 1/16" JOINT, TYP.

1 4_" 2

HEAVIER THINE REPRESENTS 1/8" JOINT, TYP.

ALUM FRAME - SEE BALANCED DOOR SPEC DOOR STOP

ALUMINUM AND GLASS BALANCED DOORS AS SCHEDULED, SEE SPEC

CENTER OF ELLIPSE

12' - 6"

5 A-531.00

Detail of Lobby: Terrazzo Pattern Construction

LOBBY ELLIPSE TILE DETAIL (1 QUADRANT SHOWN, TYP. OF 4) SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

c

4 A-040.00

MARQUEE CEILING PLAN (FROM BELOW) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

5 A-040.00

SECTION (FRONT) SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

6 A-040.00

SECTION (SIDE) SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

Marquee Reflected Ceiling Plan and Elevation

ACHES AR 44 W

IN

ARCHIT

10

S

OL

H

12 EAST N

TEREN ST HEA 124 OL N EN

90 N

ACHES AR

44 W 165 B N IN 1 A-040.00

MARQUEE PLAN (FROM ABOVE) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

2 A-040.00

MARQUEE DEMOLITION ELEVATION (FRONT) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

3 A-040.00

MARQUEE DEMOLITION ELEVATION (SIDE) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

ARCHIT TCC

10 HOS

S

OL R

H

12 EAST N

ST

OL EN

90 N

1 A-040.00

MARQUEE PLAN (FROM ABOVE) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

5 A-040.00

SECTION (FRONT) SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

2 A-040.00

MARQUEE DEMOLITION ELEVATION (FRONT) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

TE

165 B N 3 A-040.00

MARQUEE DEMOLITION ELEVATION (SIDE) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

TCC HOS AC

RD

ARC MARQ PLANS SECTI

01

D

81 12

c

5 A-040.00

1 MARQUEE PLAN (FROM ABOVE) A-040.00 SCALE: 21" = 1'-0" 4 MARQUEE CEILING PLAN (FROM BELOW) A-040.00 SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

A-

SECTION (FRONT) SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

2 MARQUEE DEMOLITION ELEVATION (FRONT) A-040.00 SCALE: 21" = 1'-0" 6 SECTION (SIDE) A-040.00 SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

3 A-040.00

MARQUEE DEMOLITION ELEVATION (SIDE) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

D

T

MARQ H PLANS SECTI

01

D

81

A-

c

5 A-040.00

4 A-040.00

MARQUEE CEILING PLAN (FROM BELOW) SCALE: 21" = 1'-0"

Marquee Side Elevation And Sectional Details

6 A-040.00

SECTION (FRONT) SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

SECTION (SIDE) SCALE: 121" = 1'-0"

M P S

B2

B3

B4

B5

B6

B8

B7

B9

HATCH INDICATES AREA OF NO WORK

TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE HEALTH CARE CENTER

CD

ACCESSORY OFFICES

MAIL ROOM

VESTIBULE

OFFICE

SECURITY OFFICE

B65

B45

B44

B43

B42

1240 - 1249 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10029 ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C. CLOS

RECEIVING OFFICE

B62A

B62

226 WEST 26TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10001-6700 IN ASSOCIATION WITH

DALPOS ARCHITECTS & INTEGRATORS

UP

STAIR

B64A

G

MEPFP ENGINEER:

MAIN CORRIDOR

MEN'S TOILET

WOMEN'S TOILET

B66

B67

2

B68 5' - 0"

A-410.00

5' - 0"

2B

B32

A-604.00

RAMP DOWN

1' - 0"

17'-11"

P-5/ P-5A

WALL CAB

ALIGN

1' - 0" 1' - 3"

4' - 0"

3' - 0"

B23A

3' - 0" 6

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

6A

3

B27

B27 2' - 3"

10' - 0"

H

6A

4' - 4"

5A

9C

B26 PLANTER

A-403.00

1' - 9 1/2"

P-1

B31

B32

20

PARKING GARAGE

18

A-408.00

6D

13 4

1' - 0"

A-604.00

RELOCATION OF HARLEM PACE DAY CENTER --BASEMENT FLOOR ANNEX (WING 'B') & COHEN (WING 'C')

ACCESSIBLE RAMP

ADA TOILET

19

10

11 1' - 0"

13 MAPLE DRIVE, LINDENHURST, NY 11757

2 A-105.00

P-1

17 B31

9 45.00 12 °

B26 1' - 10"

1' - 0"

P-2

IOVINO DESIGN GROUP

6D

9' - 1"

5A

ACCESSORY STORAGE

SHELVING

1' - 0"

6C

B28

14

15 7C

+/- 5' - 7"

6A

16' - 4"

9C

1' - 0"

13

A-408.00

P-2

CORRIDOR

B25

RAMP DOWN

6' - 7"

2

A-403.00

BARBER

B25 6B

+20' - 6"

1' - 0"

4

P-5/ P-5A

6C

1 LIBERTY PLAZA 165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10006

4 5 A-604.00

AUDIO/VISUAL CONSULTANT

B30 16

1' - 0"

3' - 0" DN

1' - 3"

6B

9C

B20

7

18

A-402.00

ACCESSORY OFFICE

4' - 7"

EQ 5' - 4"

B23A

16' - 0"

HALL "MAIN STREET"

A-404.00

9C

1' - 0"

CL.

B23B

A-604.00

P-4 P-4A

ADA TOILET

6C

6' - 7"

20

3' - 6"

9B

+17' - 6"

6A

5 1/2"

B22

5' - 4"

6A

2' - 7"

EQ

EQ

B22

22' - 8"

1' - 0"

6A

5' - 4"

B14

4' - 2 1/2" CLR

6' - 4" WIN

6' - 4"

B21

9C

B24

6B

P-4/ P-4A 1

B30

0"

9B PIPE CHASE

CLEAN LINEN CLOSET

7D

B13 1' - 5"

17

19

SHELVING

HOBBY ROOM EQ

EQ

CLOSET

SHELVING 10A

14

A-402.00

10E

PIPE CHASE

STAIR

6C

B29

1' - 0"

5'

MATCHLINE

3' - 6"

6" " 10

W

° 45.00

16

D

6A

6C SOILED LINEN

B13 5A

13

1' - 0"

LIGHTING DESIGNER:

LIGHTCRAFT (AKF)

3 4

B29

7

9C

9C

15

B21

EQ

6A

1' - 5" 1' - 7"

6C

B23

D

SPECIAL NEEDS ROOM

B19

B14 P-10

1' - 8"

P-2

GAME ROOM

7

6C

5A

8

A-402.00

6' - 6" HOLD

6C

° B15

1' - 0"

6

6C

1' - 0"

45.00

2

3

10

11

6A

2A

B24

90 BROAD STREET, #1501 NEW YORK, NY 10004

9E

7E

SALON

6

A-403.00

1A

2A 9C

1' - 0"

9C

OLD STRUCTURES ENGINEERING, P.C.

VEST. (NO WORK)

5 8

10A

#6

5' - 11"

2' - 0"

9C

9C 9C

1' - 0"

10

A-402.00

11

COL

6"

B16

1

A-402.00

D

BF

2' - 7"

B18

6"

12

5

A-408.00

5C

9C

9 6B

1' - 0"

3' - 0"

B17 6C

1'

B15 4 9D

12

P-9

CORRIDOR

ACCESSORY LAUNDRY

SHELVING

7

5' - 0"

9C

10' - 0"

10C

9

6

4 3/8"

2' - 0"

6E

A-408.00

P-1

10C

4' - 1"

3

8

9C 7C

P-1

5

3' - 8"

9' - 3"

P-6/ P-6A/ P-7/ P-7A

2

A-408.00

17 A-403.00

1A

4 1/2"

ELEVATOR 4 x 4 POST

7' - 0"

4

6' - 11"

1A

1' - 0"

10C

7' - 1"

5C

1 4 5' - 0"

5' - 3"

ADA TOILET B19

3' - 0"

P-2

10C P-1 10C

A-410.00

B68A

5' - 0"

5' - 0" HOLD

1' - 0"

BG

1 A-105.00

2' - 6"

B18

12" MIN

B17

MAIN CORRIDOR

EXISTING RAMP DOWN 5' - 0"

1' - 0" 1' - 9 1/2"

23' - 4" 5"

ADA TOILET

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

16 6D

STAFF ASST. ADA 10' - 5" TOILET/SHWR

12 EAST 49TH STREET, 11TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10017

4 6

A-604.00

A-403.00

#5

HD

TO HOSPITAL WING A

50 BROADWAY HAWTHORNE, NY 10532

4 7

15

2' - 0"

2A

ELEVATOR

BG

OLA CONSULTING ENGINEERS

TO COHEN WING C

5' - 0"

3

CE

5' - 0"

UNIFORM STOR

B64

26' - 0" MIN

LOUNGE

B63

A-403.00

14 5' - 0"

LOCKERS

20' - 1 1/2"

RAMP DN

101 N. CLINTON STREET SUITE 300 SYRACUSE, NY 13202

20'-1"

RAMP DOWN

9E

PLANTER

COL

COL

COL

5' - 0"

COL

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

MATCHLINE

5' - 0"

1' - 0" MIN

1' - 0"

TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE HEALTH CARE CENTER 1240 - 1249 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10029

ENLARGED CONSTRUCTION PLAN - AREA B 1 A-102.00 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

ARCHITECT: B2

B3

B4

B5

B6

B7

B8

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

B9

n o i s s i m b u S B O D r o f d e u s s I

1 1 2 .

2 .

1 1 e 0 .

0 t .

9 9 a 0 0 D

d i B r o f d e u s s I D C % 0 9

226 WEST 26TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10001-6700

12

1' - 0" 1' - 1"

4A

8"

8A

ALIGN

8" 2 3

ALIGN

A-604.00

LOBBY

BB

6

A

4' - 6"

8' - 10"

17

10' - 0"

8' - 1" C

16 8A

7' - 0" HOLD

2' - 0"

A-400.00

VESTIBULE B01

ADO

8' - 10"

5' - 6" 5' - 11"

EQ

2' - 6" 1' - 0"

25' - 0"

10' - 6"

4' - 0"

5' - 11"

9B

A-400.00

8

1' - 0" 6' - 8"

2' - 6"

6A

CRAFT ROOM "FLORIST"

2' - 5" EQ

4' - 0" 9" 6' - 9" 1' - 0"

QUIET ROOM "LIBRARY"

B41 13

A-405.00

11

MASONRY INFILL TO MATCH EX.

1' - 0"

6

12 SUPPORTS BELOW 4' - 0" O.C. SHELVING ABOVE

7 A-603.00

B40

10

B03

9 8A

ADO

EQ

EX. OPENING

EQ

1' - 0" 1' - 2"

2' - 0"

1' - 0" 1' - 2"

2"

2' - 1"

2' - 0"

9D

6C

9

A-405.00

7

8

SHELVING ABOVE

CAB. ABOVE 8A

9B

SIM., BELOW SILL

B

8' - 10" RESTORED OPENING

8A

B

4' - 6"

8' - 10" RESTORED OPENING

8 A-603.00

9B SIM., BELOW SILL

SIM., BELOW SILL

8A

B

4' - 6"

8' -10" RESTORED OPENING

9B

ENLARGED CONSTRUCTION PLAN COMMUNITY CENTER AREA A 09/01/21

9B

8A

WJC 82015.03

8' - 10" RESTORED OPENING

A-101.00

EAST 105TH STREET NOTES: 1.

ENLARGED CONSTRUCTION PLAN - AREA A 1 A-101.00 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

r e k c ti s b o j N A C S B

AT ELEVATOR #7 ON ANNEX BUILDING FLOORS 1, 2, 3, 4 AND 5, INFILL OPENING IN FRONT OF EXISTING DOORS BETWEEN THE ELEVATOR JAMBS AND HEAD WITH 2-HOUR RATED SHAFT WALL CONSTRUCTION. THE INTENT IS TO SEAL THE OPENING. PREP AND PAINT TO MATCH EXISTING SURROUNDING FINISHES.

MB/CK

1/4" = 1'-0"

SIM., BELOW SILL

B

4' - 6"

9B

n o ti a n g i s e D t n e m u c o D B O D C Y N

EX. OPENING

5

CAB. ABOVE 3A

9B

B39

6A

1' - 0"

RECEPTION

7 10

A-400.00

B01A

A

4' - 6"

EQ

EQ. 'C'

ADO 4

B40 9B

P-3 P-3A

6"

WIN

B41

CABS ABOVE

P-11 P-11A

e r u t a n g i S & l a e S

EX. OPENING

18 3A

9B

6A

3A

JANITOR

B39

: e l a c S

B05

6A

ALIGN

8' - 10"

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE

12

9B

6' - 10 1/2"

: y b d e k c e h C

8' - 10" EX. OPENING

A-400.00

14 SIM., BELOW SILL

9B

15

P-1

MULLION

3

.: o .: N o N g t n c i e w j a o r r D P

A

4' - 6"

11 13 9B

6A

EQ

8' - 0"

: y b n w a r D

8A

SIM., BELOW SILL

B06

9D 2

: e t a D e u s s I

A

8' - 10"

9B

9B

A-409.00

7C 3

1 1 2 .

2 .

1 1 e 0 .

0 t .

9 9 a 0 0 D

B06

6 A-105.00

8A

SECURITY

2

3

4

n o i s s i s m n b i o u s S v i B e : O R e l D it T r o g f n d i e w u a s . r s o N D I

B05

A-401.00

G

B01B

DOOR

B34

ALIGN

6A

10C

6' - 0"

6' - 3" ADO

°

4

5A

EX. OPENING

EXISTING TO REMAIN

B03

EQ 'C'

45.00

B07

SIM., BELOW SILL

#8

4A

1

9B

9B

ELEVATOR

CONCRETE INFILL (SEE STRUC DWG)

B04 5A

B07

9B

9B

TRANSPORTATION WAITING ROOM

5A

6' - 9"

2

0"

2' - 4"

ALIGN

3

COL. ENCLO. (A) 24" DIAM.

+21'-6"

2' - 0"

P-2/ P-2A

d i B r o f d e u s s I D C % 0 9

6

7

FAMILY ROOM

+20'-6"

11"

2'

A-401.00

8A

27' - 0"

5 8

9B

9B

3A DN

3' - 6"

5' - 6"

A-400.00

B02 9B

9B

10' - 8"

1

RELOCATION OF HARLEM PACE DAY CENTER --BASEMENT FLOOR ANNEX (WING 'B') & COHEN (WING 'C')

B38

1

6C 5A

A-405.00

5' - 3" HOLD

13 MAPLE DRIVE, LINDENHURST, NY 11757

PUBLIC TOILET

5

1' - 10"

3A

B04

7' - 0"

DF-1

B38

COL

SHELF AND CLOTHES ROD ABOVE

1

1' - 0" 1' - 0"

EQ 'A'

10C 7C

A-405.00

B34

2' - 0"

B02B

7' - 0"

9D

4 A-105.00

DINING/ACTIVITY ROOM "COFFEE SHOP"

A-405.00

11' - 10"

4A

EQ

B02A

4

UP

9B

EQ

EQ 'A'

A-405.00

B36

9B

2' - 0"

9B

9B

B35

23

6C

9D

COMPUTER STATIONS

22

A-408.00

B37

2' - 1"

5A

B02B

24

2' - 0"

STAFF TOILET B37 2' - 2"

9B

5' - 0"

6' - 0" HOLD

16' - 3"

UP

1A

1' - 3"

CLOS.

5A

6E

2

4' - 8"

B02A

9B

8' - 7"

21 10C

A-405.00

1' - 8"

CLOS. 5A

9D

3' - 10"

5A

2A

9B W/C/W ALCOVE 8A

6F

W/C/W ALCOVE

RAISED CONC. FLOOR +21' - 9"

5' - 0" CLR

M05

H

5' - 0"

MECH. CONTROL RM.

M04

2' - 1"

MECH. ROOM

2' - 2"

2' - 4"

12A

STAIR

+21' - 6"

9B

M05

9B

COL

4' - 0"

3' - 0"

3B

9B

RAMP UP

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

M04

M01

IOVINO DESIGN GROUP

P-1

P-2/ P-2A

8' - 0"

9E

B33B

3' - 0"

1' - 7"

2A

1A

15 9B

OIL TANK/ MECHANICAL

9B

+20'-6"

9B

9B

4' - 8"

14

5' - 0"

A-401.00

5A

W/C/W ALCOVE

EQ

6' - 0"

13 16

9B

DN

EQ 1' - 0"

ALIGN

6' - 0" 5B

9B

3B

7A

B09

1' - 0"

9B

ALIGN

1' - 0"

5' - 0"

B10

5A 1A

M02

AUDIO/VISUAL CONSULTANT 1' - 0"

6" 5' - 0"

B08

MEETING ROOM "CHAPEL"

9B

I.T. CLOS.

1' - 0"

6' - 1"

9C

F

B09

1 LIBERTY PLAZA 165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10006

5 A-105.00

COLUMN

12' - 0" HOLD

B11

11' - 3" 3B

12A

F

LIGHTING DESIGNER:

LIGHTCRAFT (AKF)

5"

10D

6

90 BROAD STREET, #1501 NEW YORK, NY 10004

COLUMN

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

RAMP DN

4"

2' - 0"

5 A-410.00

7

DOOR

EQ

10"

c

M03

B10

ACCESSORY STORAGE

1' - 5"

ELEC.

M02

EQ

1' - 0"

B11

5A

COLUMN

EQ

1' - 0"

EQ

10A 11A

DOOR

1' - 0"

1' - 2" 1' - 1"

2' - 0" 4' - 4" HOLD

6" 11"

9E

B33

8

1

COLUMN

1' - 0" 3' - 8"

3

5' - 0"

BD

1' - 1"

COL. 'BE'

EQ

2' - 0"

11A

B12A

A-102.00

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

OLD STRUCTURES ENGINEERING, P.C.

3"

6' - 0"

2' - 0"

COMPRESSOR

COL. ENCL. 'B' 18" DIAM

SERVING PANTRY

2' - 7"

2' - 0"

ALIGN

COL. ENCL. 'A' 24" DIAM

4

A-404.00

3"

9E

r e k c ti s b o j N A C S B

6' - 0"

DINING/ACTIVITY ROOM "TOWN SQUARE"

MB/CK

1/4" = 1'-0"

12 EAST 49TH STREET, 11TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10017

A-404.00

A-404.00

c

2' - 0"

2' - 2"

A-603.00

9C

8A

6F

50 BROADWAY 82015.03 HAWTHORNE, NY 10532

1' - 4"

10

A-404.00

OLA CONSULTING 09/01/21 ENGINEERS WJC

B33A 9E

EQ

10"

2

9D

S O P L A D 1, 2 0 2 T H G I R Y P O C

18 1 TYP. COL. ENCL. 'B' 18" DIAM A-901.00

B08

L A D 1, 2 0 2 T H G I R Y P O C

C L L S, T C E IT H C R A

5

MEPFP ENGINEER:

9B

1' - 0" COLUMN 1' - 0"

n o ti a n g i s e D t n e m u c o D B O D C Y N

10

2' - 0"

S O P

BA

1' - 0" COLUMN

e r u t a n g i S & l a e S

A-401.00

11A

9B

10"

A-404.00

11

BC

1' - 0" COLUMN

17 TYP. COL. ENCL. 'A' 1 A-901.00 24" DIA. W/ 4-HR FIRE PROTECTION

COL. ENCL. 'A' 24" DIAM

9C

1' - 0" 1' - 0"

COLUMN

9"

16 TYP. COLUMN 1 A-901.00 4-HR FIRE PROTECTION 1' - 0"

1' - 0"

4' - 0"

COLUMN

1' - 0" ALIGN

PLANTER

1' - 0" COLUMN

DALPOS ARCHITECTS & INTEGRATORS ENLARGED 101 N. CLINTONCONSTRUCTION STREET PLAN SUITE 300 CENTER SYRACUSE, NYCOMMUNITY 13202 AREA B

: e l a c S

10"

PLANTER

1' - 0"

9 12

BE C L L S, T C E IT H C R A

MATCHLINE

: y b d e k c e h C

11A

14

A-403.00

11 B26

.: o .: N o N g t n c i e w j a o r r D P

2' - 0"

B12

13

10

A-403.00

9C

: y b n w a r D

B12B

9C

: e t a D e u s s I

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM "THEATER"

8"

9C

9C

1' - 0"

11A

9C

ALIGN

7D

4' - 8" CLR

BF

9C

s n o i s i v e R : e l it T g n i w . a o r N D

9B

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

9

6 A-404.00

P-10

MATCHLINE

Day Center Partial Construction Plans

C1

C2

C3

C4

C5

C6

EAST 106TH STREET WORKSTATION FURN (O.F./O.I.)

2' - 8"

RAMP DOWN

2' - 8"

CA POWER FEED

POWER FEED

5' - 0"

OFFICE C036

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE C034

CLINIC RECEPTION

GENERAL ADMIN.

C03

C06

OPEN OFFICE VESTIBULE

5' - 0"

C035

C01A COAT HOOK TA-5

COAT HOOK TA-5

PRINTER

5' - 0"

ADJ. SHELVING (FULL HEIGHT)

FE

CLOSET

3"

C05A

PACE STORAGE

COPIER (O.F./O.I.)

FE

2' - 6" 2' - 6" 5' - 3"

4' - 6"

ADJ. SHELVING (ABV. 60")

RECEPTION C042

C037 COPIER

CB

CL

PACE CLINIC N.I.S.

LOBBY CPU BELOW (ALLOW FOR (4) MONITORS)

CORRIDOR

C01

C05

ROD & SHELF ABV.

MAIN CORRIDOR

C035A

C04A LOCKERS C038 METAL LOCKERS F-3

BENCH F-2

REF

CL. MEN'S TOILET C043A

C043

WOMEN'S TOILET

JAN.

C044

C045

ELEV. #9

STAIR

CORRIDOR

I

C05

ELEV. #10

PACE STAFF BREAKROOM

GFI

C039 42" AFF

MAIN CORRIDOR C04B

GFI 42" AFF

PATIENT TOILET

DW MW 60" AFF

C22

CC

TV

66" AFF 66" AFF

CL.

CL

STAFF TOILET

SOILED UTILITY

DOCTOR

CONSULT.

LAB

C043B

C043C

C30

C29

C27

C26

C23

MAIN CORRIDOR

FE

CORRIDOR C22

C04C

GFI

STAFF TOILET C040

TEL.

LINEN CHUTE

OXY. STOR.

C046

C32

FE

C041 CD

TO ANNEX WING "B"

FE

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE GFI

c

Day Center Offices Plan

RECEPTACLE WITH GROUND FAULT INTERRUPT QUADRUPLEX RECEPTACLE

C L L , S T C E T I H C R A S O P L A D 1, 2 0 2 T H G I R Y P O C

FIRE EXTINGUISHER SIMPLEX RECEPTACLE

CE

DATA RECEPTACLE TELEPHONE RECEPTACLE

ENLARGED POWER/DATA PLAN - AREA C 1 A-133.00 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

2 POWER AND DATA LEGEND A-133.00 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

POWER FE

L-11

FE SIGN

PLAS-1

CM-1

SIGN #1 LETTERS CARVED IN WD

MILLWORK WD-1

WINDOW "F" (TYP. OF 2)

CM-1

FE SIGN

EQ EQ

CHAPEL

1' - 0"

COFFEE SHOP

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQEQ

10" 2"

4"

4"

SIGN #6 DOUBLE-SIDED HANGING WOOD SIGN

EQ

TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE HEALTH CARE CENTER

CG-1 PT OPEN TO BEYOND

GL

GL

7' - 0"

CHR-1

CHR-1

5"

5"

ARCHITECT:

ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

WP-3

226 WEST 26TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10001-6700

1' - 6"

WP-3

8' - 2"

WP-4

6' - 8" CLR

7' - 2"

1240 - 1249 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10029

PT

6 1 A-601.00

OPEN TO BEYOND

7' - 0"

TYP.

RB-1

ST-1

RB-1

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

CG-3, TYP.

DALPOS ARCHITECTS & INTEGRATORS

TOWN SQUARE - S 1 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

1' - 2"

4"

4" 4"

TR-1

8' - 6"

CHR-1 CHR-1 CHR-1

CHR-2 AT PILASTER

8" 2' -- 8" 2'

WP-3 WP-3

WP-3

WP-4

FLOWER BOX, F-4 (48" W)

CG-3, CG-3, TYP. TYP.

RB-1

CM-1 CM-1

TR-1 TR-1

PT

EXIT EXITSIGN SIGN

AWNING AWNING#4 #4 SIGN SIGN#13 #13

L-11 SH-1 SH-1

GAME GAMEROOM ROOM

AUDIO/VISUAL CONSULTANT

FE SIGN

1' - 6"

SIGN SIGN#4, #4,

L-11

EQ EQ EQ EQ

8' - 0"

LIGHTING DESIGNER:

LIGHTCRAFT (AKF) 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10006

TR-1 TR-1SIM. SIM. PT

8' - 0"

OPEN TO BEYOND

OPEN TO BEYOND

BR-1 BR-1

TR-1 TR-1

CHR-1

8' - 6"

PT

WP-3 CHR-1

SH-1

RB-1 RB-1 RB-1

RB-1 RB-1 RB-1

BENCH BENCH F-5 F-5

TR-1 TR-1SIM. SIM.

RB-1

RB-1

: e : : t : e y a t y b a D b n D e n w e u w a u s a r s s r D I s D I

WP-3 WP-3

6" 1' -- 6" 1'

SH-1

BENCH F-5

9' - 6"

6" 8' -- 6" 8'

CG-3, CG-3,TYP. TYP.

RB-1

TR-1 SIM.

: e l it T g n i w a r D

6" 6"

EQ EQ

EQ EQ

2' - 6" 7' - 0"

TR-1

8" 2' -- 8" 2'

6" 9' -- 6" 9'

0" 8' -- 0" 8'

CHR-1 CHR-1 OPEN TO BEYOND

s n r o i e r s e k i k c v c e ti s ti R s b b o j o j N N A A C C S . o S B N B

TR-1 SIM.

H

1 1 2 .

2 .

1 1 e 0 .

0 t .

9 9 a 0 0 D

TR-1

MB/CK MB/CK 3/8" 3/8"==1'-0" 1'-0"

A-404.00 A-404.00

TR-1 SIM.

RB-1 RB-1

RB-1

WJC WJC 82015.03 82015.03

AWNING #4 SIGN #13

PT PT

OPEN OPENTO TOBEYOND BEYOND SH-1

TR-1

FE FESIGN SIGN

EXIT SIGN

n o i s s i m b u S B O D r o f d e u s s I

8" 2' -- 8" 2'

2"

TR-1

SH-1

GAME ROOM

OPEN OPENTO TOBEYOND BEYOND

BR-1

SH-1

RB-1 RB-1

RB-1

CG-3, TYP.

OPEN TO BEYOND

TR-1

WP-3 RB-1 RB-1

REET REET- -SS /8" ==1'-0" 3/8" 1'-0" REET - N 3/8" = 1'-0"

BR-1

CM-1 L-11 L-11

d i B r o f d e u s s I D C % 0 9

SH-1 SH-1

OPEN OPENTO TOBEYOND BEYOND

0" 8' -- 0" 8'

SH-1

TR-1 TR-1

CHR-1

SIGN #4,

PT PT

4" 5' -- 4" 5'

2" 7' -- 2" 7'

99 A-603.00 A-603.00

HANGING PLANTER F-6

TR-1 SIM. L-11 L-11

n n o o ti a ti a n n g i g s i s e e D D t n t n e e m m u u c c o o D D B B O O D D C C Y Y N N

OPEN OPENTO TOBEYOND BEYOND PT WP-4 WP-4

SIGN #3 PIN-MOUNTED SIGN

e r e u r t u a t a n n g i g S i S & & l a l a e e S S

6 16 1 A-601.00 A-601.00

L04

: e : l e a l a c c S S

SH-1 CM-3 CM-3

TR-1

: y : y b b d d e e k k c c e e h h C C

CM-1 L-11 L-11

: . : : . o . : o o N . o N N g N t g n c t i c e n w i j e w a o j r r a o D P r r P D

AWNING #3 SIGN #11

PT PT

OCCUPANCY INDICATOR

OPEN OPENTO TOBEYOND BEYOND

CG-3, TYP.

09/01/21 09/01/21

4 1 A-600.00 L-11 L-11

RB-1 CG-3, TYP. FLOWER FLOWERBOX, BOX,F-4 F-4(48" (48"W) W)

RB-1 RB-1

TR-1 TR-1SIM. SIM.

RB-1

0" 7' -- 0" 7'

CG-3, CG-3, TYP. TYP.

2' - 8"

6"

SH-1 SH-1 WP-3

2' - 8"

WP-3

MAIN STREET - S 7 RB-1 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

FLOWER BOX, F-4 (48" W)

: e t a D e u s s I

1' - 6"

09/01/21 WJC 82015.03

FE SIGN

MB/CK

3/8" = 1'-0"

CHR-1

Day Center - Town Square Elevations 8' - 6"

PT OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-3

r e k c ti s b o j N A C S B

2' - 8"

9' - 6" 7' - 0"

7' - 2"

8' - 0"

A-404.00

OPEN TO BEYOND OPEN TO BEYOND

6"

SH-1

2' - 8"

TR-1

L-11

n o ti a n g i s e D t n e m u c o D B O D C Y N

9 A-603.00

PT

e r u t a n g i S & l a e S

OPEN TO BEYOND WP-4

8' - 0"

6 1 A-601.00

5' - 4"

CM-3

OPEN TO BEYOND

L-11

: e l a c S

L-11

: . : o . o N N g t n c i e w j a o r r P D

PT

: y b d e k c e h C

: y b n w a r D

L-11

MB/CK

3/8" = 1'-0"

A-404.00

RELOCATION OF HARLEM PACE DAY CENTER --BASEMENT FLOOR INTERIOR INTERIORELEVATIONS ELEVATIONS ANNEX (WING 'B') & COHEN (WING 'C') 2' - 8"

OPEN OPEN OPEN TO BEYOND TO TO BEYOND BEYOND

PT

6" 9' -- 6" 9'

8' - 0"

9' - 6"

TR-1 TR-1

7' - 0"

OPEN TO BEYOND

TR-1 TR-1

0" 7' -- 0" 7'

8' - 0"

OPEN OPEN TO TO BEYOND BEYOND

HH

r e k c ti s b o j N A C S B

2' - 8"

OPEN TO BEYOND

7' - 0"

TYP.

8' - 0"

7' - 2"

A-601.00

OPEN TO BEYOND

WJC 82015.03

13 MAPLE DRIVE, LINDENHURST, NY 11757

PT

SH-1 SH-1

09/01/21

IOVINO DESIGN GROUP

n o ti a n g i s e D t n e m u c o D B O D C Y N

5' - 4"

6" 8' -- 6" 8'

50 BROADWAY

OPEN OPENTO TO BEYOND BEYOND

PT

WP-1

RB-1

OLA CONSULTING ENGINEERS HAWTHORNE, NY 10532 RELOCATION OF RELOCATION OF 12 EAST 49TH STREET, 11TH FLOOR HARLEM PACE DAY HARLEM PACE DAY NEW YORK, NY 10017 CENTER CENTER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: ----OLD STRUCTURES BASEMENT FLOOR BASEMENT FLOOR ENGINEERING, P.C. ANNEX (WING 'B') ANNEX (WING 'B') &&INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 90 BROAD STREET, #1501 NEW YORK, NY 10004 COHEN (WING COHEN (WING 'C') 'C')

1 1 1 2 1 2 . .

2 2 1 1 . . e 1 1 0 0 e t . .

0 0 a t 9 .

9 .

D 9 0 9 0 a 0 0 D

8' - 2"

TR-1 SIM.

H

s s n n o i o s i i s v i v e e : R e : R e l it l T it T g g n i n w i . w a o . r a o N r D N D

c

13 13MAPLE MAPLEDRIVE, DRIVE, LINDENHURST, NY LINDENHURST, NY11757 11757 MEPFP ENGINEER:

CM-1

PT PT

RB-1 RB-1

OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-4

SH-1 SH-1

CM-2

0" 8' -- 0" 8'

OPEN WOOD ROLL DOWN TO DOOR PER SPEC BEYOND CTOP QU-1

7' - 0"

3' - 6"

WD-2 SURROUND TO MATCH ROLL DOWN DOOR

CG-3, TYP.

BR-1 BR-1 CM-3

TR-1 TR-1

SH-1

TR-1

2' - 8"

8' - 2"

AWNING #4 SIGN #13

PT PT

SIGN #5

4"

CM-1

101 N. CLINTON STREET AUDIO/VISUAL CONSULTANT AUDIO/VISUAL CONSULTANT SUITE 300 IOVINO DESIGN GROUP IOVINO DESIGN GROUP SYRACUSE, NY 13202

9' - 6"

2' - 6"

1' - 2"

EXIT SIGN

TR-1

2' - 8" PLANTER PLANTERF-6 F-6

TR-1 TR-1 SIM. SIM.

3 1 A-600.00

6 1

9 A-603.00

WP-3 WP-3

4" 4"

4"

EQEQ

165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR DALPOS NEW NEWYORK, YORK,NY NY10006 10006 ARCHITECTS & INTEGRATORS

n n o i o s i s s i s i m m b b u u S S B B O O D D r o r f o f d d e e u u s s s I s I

CHR-1 CHR-1 OPEN TO BEYOND

CHR-1

TR-1

LIGHTCRAFT LIGHTCRAFT (AKF) (AKF)

IN ASSOCIATION WITH 11LIBERTY LIBERTYPLAZA PLAZA 165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR

CG-3, TYP.

d i d B i B r o r f o f d d e e u u s s s I s I D D C C % % 0 0 9 9

REET REET- -NN /8" ==1'-0" 3/8" 1'-0" QUARE - N 3/8" = 1'-0"

A-603.00 OPEN TO BEYOND

CG-3, TYP.

RELOCATION OF HARLEM PACE DAY CENTER OLD OLD STRUCTURES STRUCTURES --ARCHITECT: ENGINEERING, ENGINEERING, P.C. P.C. 90 STREET, #1501 90BROAD BROAD STREET, #1501 BASEMENT FLOOR ACHESON DOYLE PARTNERS NEW NEWYORK, YORK,NY NY10004 10004 ARCHITECTS, P.C. ANNEX (WING 'B') & 226 WEST 26TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR, LIGHTING LIGHTINGDESIGNER: DESIGNER: NEW YORK, NY 10001-6700 COHEN (WING 'C') 1240 - 1249 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10029 STRUCTURAL STRUCTURALENGINEER: ENGINEER:

e r u t a n g i S & l a e S

WP-4

OPEN TO BEYOND C L L , S T C E T I H C R A S O P L A D 1, 2 0 2 T H G I R Y P O C

OPEN TO BEYOND SH-1 SH-1

9

WP-3

RB-1

RB-1

RB-1

5' - 4"

6 1 A-601.00

8' - 6"

3' - 6" 2' - 8"

3' - 6"

EQEQ EQEQ

EQ

6' - 8" CLR

EQ

2" 8' -- 2" 8'

0" 7' -- 0" 7'

2" 1' -- 2" 1' 8" 2' -- 8" 2'

7' - 0"

8" 6' -- 8" 6' CLR CLR

EQ EQ

6" 3' -- 6" 3'

EQ EQ

6" 3' -- 6" 3'

0" 1' -- 0" 1'

EQ EQ

OPEN OPENTO TO BEYOND BEYOND

TR-1 SIM.

PT

CM-3 PT PT PT

WP-3 WP-3

WP-4 WP-4

RB-1 RB-1

4"

SH-1 SH-1

OPEN TO BEYOND

CHR-1 CHR-1 CHR-1

CHR-2 CHR-2AT AT PILASTER PILASTER

: e l a c S

CM-1

BENCH F-5

TERENCE CARDINAL 12 STREET, FLOOR 12EAST EAST49TH 49TH STREET,11TH 11THCOOKE FLOOR NEW NY NEWYORK, YORK, NY10017 10017 HEALTH CARE CENTER

PT PT PT

CTOP CTOPQU-1 QU-1

WP-1 WP-1

13 MAPLE DRIVE, LINDENHURST, NY 11757

OLA OLA CONSULTING CONSULTING ENGINEERS ENGINEERS 50 50BROADWAY BROADWAY HAWTHORNE, HAWTHORNE,NY NY10532 10532

TOWN SQUARE - E 4 HANGING A-404.00 HANGINGSCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

SIGN SIGN#3 #3 PIN-MOUNTED PIN-MOUNTEDSIGN SIGN L-11

PT

: y b d e k c e h C

L04 L04

MEPFP MEPFPENGINEER: ENGINEER:

CM-1 CM-1

: . : o . o N N g t n c i e w j a o r r P D

TR-1 TR-1

OPEN TO BEYOND

SH-1

SH-1

TR-1 SIM.

NEW YORK, NY 10006

AUDIO/VISUAL CONSULTANT

IOVINO DESIGN GROUP

: y b n w a r D

CM-1 CM-1

PT

CM-2 CM-2

LIGHTING DESIGNER:

LIGHTCRAFT (AKF) DALPOS DALPOS 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 165 BROADWAY, 22ND FLOOR ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS & & INTEGRATORS INTEGRATORS

: e t a D e u s s I

AWNING AWNING#3 #3 SIGN SIGN#11 #11

2" 2"

7' -- 6" 6" 7'

9' -- 6" 6" 9'

8' - 0"

9' - 6"

RB-1 RB-1

L-11

OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-4

BR-1

THEATRE ENTRANCE 3 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

SIGN SIGN#5 #5

NEW YORK, NY 10004

IN INASSOCIATION ASSOCIATIONWITH WITH

FE SIGN

TR-1

SH-1 L11

WP-3

RB-1 RB-1

RB-1

PACE FOOD TRUCK 1 6 A-601.00

TR-1

TR-1

CHR-1

RB-1

OCCUPANCY OCCUPANCY INDICATOR INDICATOR

TO BEYOND

PT

PT

OPEN OPENTO TO BR-1 BEYOND BEYOND OPEN

0" 8' -- 0" 8'

OPEN OPENTO TO TR-1BEYOND BEYOND

SH-1

RB-1 RB-1

4 14 1 A-600.00 A-600.00

226 226WEST WEST26TH 26THSTREET, STREET,5TH 5THFLOOR, FLOOR, NEW NEWYORK, YORK,NY NY10001-6700 10001-6700

WOOD WOODROLL ROLLDOWN DOWN DOOR DOORPER PERSPEC SPEC

PT

CM-1

EQ

CM-3

0" 7' -- 0" 7'

4" 5' -- 4" 5'

TYP. TYP.

SIGN #4,

BARBER POLE D03 ON CHAMFERED CORNER GAME ROOM CM-1 EQ PT PT

CM-1

SH-1

6 16 1 A-601.00 A-601.00

8" 2' -- 8" 2'

5' - 6"

TR-1

BR-1

EQ EQ EQ EQ

MAIN STREET - N 6 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

31 1 3 A-600.00 A-600.00

CM-1 CM-1

EQ EQ

3' - 6"

1' - 0"

1' - 0" 2' - 8"

RB-1

CG-3, TYP. WPB-3 6" BASE

WP-3

WP-4

RB-1

RB-1 RB-1

HANGING PLANTER F-6

CM-1

OPEN TO BEYOND

SH-1 SH-1

OLD STRUCTURES ACHESON ACHESONDOYLE DOYLE PARTNERS PARTNERS ENGINEERING, P.C. ARCHITECTS, ARCHITECTS, P.C. P.C. 90 BROAD STREET, #1501

WD-2 WD-2SURROUND SURROUNDTO TO MATCH MATCHROLL ROLLDOWN DOWNDOOR DOOR

RB-1

TR-1 SIM.

CM-3 CM-3

WP-4 TR-1 TR-1

WP-3 WP-3

RB-1 RB-1

CM-1

SH-1

WP-4 WP-4

CHR-1

WPB-3 WAINSCOT WITH RECESSED PANELS

WP-1

NEW YORK, NY 10017

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECT:

s n o i s i v e : R e l it T g n i w . a o r N D

5' - 0"

WPB-3

CHR-5

WP-3 WP-3

QUARE QUARE- -NN /8" ==1'-0" 3/8" 1'-0" QUARE - W 3/8" = 1'-0"

OPEN OPENTO TO BEYOND BEYOND

6 1 A-601.00 99 CHR-1 A-603.00 A-603.00

CHR-1

CHR-2 AT PILASTER

n o i s s i m b u S B O D r o f d e u s s I

OPEN OPENTO TO BEYOND BEYOND

1' - 0"

1240 1240- -1249 1249FIFTH FIFTHAVENUE AVENUE NEW NEWYORK, YORK,NY NY10029 10029

PT

CTOP QU-1

PACE PACEFOOD FOODTRUCK TRUCK

TOWN 44 TOWNSQUARE SQUARE- -EE A-404.00 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8"==1'-0" 1'-0" SCALE:3/8"

PT

PT

PT

OLA CONSULTING ENGINEERS 50 BROADWAY TERENCE TERENCECARDINAL CARDINALCOOKE COOKEHAWTHORNE, NY 10532 HEALTH HEALTHCARE CARE CENTER CENTER 12 EAST 49TH STREET, 11TH FLOOR

1 1 2 .

2 .

1 1 e 0 .

0 t .

9 9 a 0 0 D

PT CHR-1 CHR-1

LT-15

MEPFP ENGINEER:

CM-1

d i B r o f d e u s s I D C % 0 9

2" 8' -- 2" 8'

PT PT

4' - 2"

LT-15

THEATER

WOOD ROLL DOWN DOOR PER SPEC

WP-3

CM-1

CM-3 PT PT

CM-1

CG-3, CG-3, TYP. TYP.

1' - 0"

CM-1

OPEN OPEN TO TO BEYOND BEYOND

6' - 8" CLR

CM-1 FE SIGN CM-1

CM-8

1 61 6 OPEN TO A-601.00 A-601.00 BEYOND WP-4 WP-4

RB-1 RB-1

SIGN #3 PIN-MOUNTED SIGN

EQ EQ

WD-3 TRIM

CM-2

WD-2 SURROUND TO MATCH ROLL DOWN DOOR

CG-3, CG-3, TYP. TYP.

CHR-1

ST-1

L04

8' - 2"

OCCUPANCY INDICATOR SIGN #2, "MARQUEE" SIGN

1' - 6"

D01

8' - 0"

7 1 A-702.00

EQ

TR-1 TR-1

L11 L11

PT

GL

RB-1 RB-1

THEATRE 33 THEATREENTRANCE ENTRANCE A-404.00 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8"==1'-0" 1'-0" SCALE:3/8" AWNING #3 SIGN #11

A/V MONITOR TYP. OF 3

7' - 6"

9' - 6"

8' - 2"

8' - 0"

5' - 4"

2" 8' -- 2" 8'

BR-1 BR-1 EQ

PT PT

5"

5" RB-1

RB-1

2" 8"

4" 4"

CHAPEL

EQ

OPEN TO BEYOND CHR-1 CHR-1

EQ EQ

WP-3 WP-3

RB-1

PT

RIM

TYP.

CM-1 CM-1 EQ EQ PT PT CM-3 CM-3

4 1 A-600.00

1 6

SIGN #5

101 101N. N.CLINTON CLINTONSTREET STREET SUITE SUITE300 300 SYRACUSE, SYRACUSE,NY NY13202 13202

WINDOW "F" (TYP. OF 2)

GL

SH-1

QUARE - S 3/8" = 1'-0"

A-702.00

CHR-1 CHR-1

RB-1 RB-1

BARBER BARBERPOLE POLED03 D03ON ON CHAMFERED CHAMFEREDCORNER CORNER

EQ

TOWN SQUARE - N 5 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

EQ

6 1

TR-1

OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-3 RB-1 RB-1

WPB-3 WPB-3 6"6"BASE BASE

CM-3 A-601.00 WP-4

CG-3, TYP.

EQ

WP-3 WP-3

OPEN TO BEYOND

SIGN #1 LETTERS CARVED IN WD

MILLWORK WD-1

1' - 6"

CHR-1

OPEN OPEN TO TO BEYOND BEYOND

9 A-603.00

CM-1 CM-1

7' - 0"

6" 1' -- 6" 1'

CG-1 WP-4 WP-4

CHR-1 CHR-1

CM-1

PACE FOOD TRUCK

WP-3 WP-3

RB-1

5 1 A-600.00

CM-1 CM-1 PLAS-1

2' - 8"

6 16 1 A-601.00 A-601.00

PT

OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-4

PT FE FESIGN SIGNL11

TOWN SQUARE - E 4 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

PT PT

PT

0" 8' -- 0" 8'

WPB-3 WPB-3

6" 5' -- 6" 5'

2" 4' -- 2" 4'

6 1 A-601.00

6' - 8" CLR

7' - 2"

0" 5' -- 0" 5'

8' - 2"

TYP.

RB-1

QUARE QUARE- -W W /8" ==1'-0" 3/8" 1'-0"

PT PT

1'1'- -0" 0"

PT

CHR-1 CHR-5 CHR-5 OPEN TO BEYOND WPB-3 WPB-3WAINSCOT WAINSCOTWITH WITH WP-3 RECESSED PANELS RECESSED PANELS

2 A-600.00

CM-1

CM-1

PT PT

7' - 0"

0" 1' -- 0" 1'

4" 10" 2"

COFFEE SHOP PT PT

D ED

3 1 A-600.00

CM-1 CM-1

CM-1 CM-1 CM-3 CM-3

FE SIGN

LT-15 LT-15

1' - 0"

PT PT

OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-3

ST-1 ST-1

FE FESIGN SIGN

CM-8 CM-8 L-11

THEATER THEATER

EQ EQ EQEQ EQ

CM-3 1 6 A-601.00 WP-4

TR-1

RB-1

0" 1' -- 0" 1'

SIGN SIGN#2, #2, "MARQUEE" "MARQUEE"SIGN SIGN

SIGN #6 DOUBLE-SIDED HANGING WOOD SIGN

8" 8"

D01 D01

4"

L-11

LT-15 LT-15

WD-3 WD-3TRIM TRIM

71 1 7 A-702.00 A-702.00

5" 5"

5" 5"

THEATRE ENTRANCE 3 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

8" 2' -- 8" 2'

A/V A/VMONITOR MONITOR TYP. TYP.OF OF33

EQ EQ

GL GL

CHR-1

WP-3

RB-1

WPB-3 6" BASE

TOWN SQUARE - W 2 A-404.00 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

16 6 1 A-702.00 A-702.00

EQ EQ

7' - 6"

WP-3 WP-3

RB-1 RB-1

IM RIM

5' - 6"

4' - 2"

CHR-1 CHR-1

WPB-3 WAINSCOT WITH RECESSED PANELS

EQ EQ

GL GL

EQ

PT

BR-1

OPEN TO BEYOND

WP-4

CM-1

CM-1 CM-1

6 1

CHR-1

OPEN OPEN TO TO BEYOND BEYOND

BARBER POLE D03 ON CHAMFERED CORNER

1' -- 6" 6" 1'

CHR-5

EQ EQ

CHAPEL CHAPEL

A-601.00 WPB-3

0" 7' -- 0" 7'

5' - 0"

WP-4 WP-4

8" 6' -- 8" 6' CLR CLR

2" 7' -- 2" 7'

PT PT PT

2' - 8"

6 16 1 A-601.00 A-601.00

1' - 0"

PT

CG-1 CG-1 TYP. TYP.

OPEN OPEN TO TO BEYOND BEYOND

CM-1 WINDOW WINDOW"F" "F" (TYP. (TYP.OF OF2)2)

6" 2' -- 6" 2'

LT-15

PT

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

1'1'- -0" 0" THEATER

LT-15

WPB-3 TRIM

PLAS-1 PLAS-1

CM-3 PT

COFFEE COFFEESHOP SHOP

WPB-3 RECESSED PANEL

CM-1

101 N. CLINTON STREET SUITE 300 SYRACUSE, NY 13202

51 1 5 A-600.00 A-600.00 SIGN MILLWORK SIGN#1 #1 MILLWORK LETTERS WD-1 LETTERSCARVED CARVED WD-1 IN INWD WD CM-1

22 A-600.00 A-600.00 CM-1

FE SIGN

CM-8

8"

SIGN #2, FE CM-1 FESIGN SIGN CM-1 "MARQUEE" SIGN

1' - 6"

D01 L-11 L-11

A-702.00

1' - 0"

4" 10"2" 2" 4" 10"

WD-3 TRIM

7 1

1 6 A/V MONITOR SIGN SIGN#6 #6 TYP. OF 3 A-702.00 DOUBLE-SIDED DOUBLE-SIDEDHANGING HANGING WOOD WOODSIGN SIGN

L-11 L-11

QUARE QUARE- -SS /8" ==1'-0" 3/8" 1'-0"

ED

5 1 A-600.00

2 A-600.00 L-11

TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION WAITING WAITING ROOM ROOM -W -W 4 FAMILY 4 FAMILY ROOM ROOM ROOM - E- E - E 6 6 6FAMILY A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE: 1 10 1 10 1 10

2' - 8"

CG-3, TYP. CG-3, TYP.

RB-1 RB-1

PL-3 PL-3PL-3

L15

III

III

II

II

I

I

7' - 6"

6"

V

IV

IV

IV

III

III

III

II

II

II

I

I

I

L05

CM-6 CM-6 CM-6

PT

A/V CL

5 1

3' - 6" 3' - 6"

2' - 8" 2' - 8"

2' - 8"

1' - 6"

WP-5 WP-5 WP-5

WPB-1 PILASTERS WPB-1 WPB-1 PILASTERS PILASTERS

RB-1 RB-1RB-1

RB-1 RB

THEATER -W -W 12 12THEATER CHAPEL CHAPEL CHAPEL - E- E - E 14 14 14 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE:

1 A-40 A PT

PT

X

X

PT

PT

1' - 5" 1' - 5"

CM-6 CM-6

XIV

XIV

XIII

XIII

XII

XII

XI

XI

RB-1 RB-1

CHAPEL -E -E 14 14CHAPEL A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE:

WP-5 WP-5

RB-1 RB-1

RB-1 RB-1

CHAPEL -S -S 15 15CHAPEL A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE:

Day Center - Chapel Space Elevations

CHAPEL -W -W 16 16CHAPEL A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE:

8' - 0"

8' - 0"

7' - 4"

7' - 4" 5' - 8"

CHR-3 CHR-3

WPB-1WPB-1 PILASTERS PILASTERS

2' - 8"

WP-5 WP-5

FIXED FIXED CURTAIN CURTAIN

5' - 8"

CRUCIFIX CRUCIFIX O.F./C.I. O.F./C.I. CHR-3 CHR-3

L19

PILASTERPILASTER

2' - 8"

WP-5 WP-5

3' - 6"

3' - 6"

2' - 8"

2' - 8"

CHR-3 CHR-3

L19

L19

PT

5' - 8"

WPB-1WPB-1 PILASTERS PILASTERS

PT

2' - 8"

PT

8' - 0"

PT

8' - 0"

PT

2' - 8"

PT

5' - 8"

L19 TALL CAB TALL CAB

PT

CHR-1 C

WP-3 WP

5 1

A-702.00 A-702.00 PT

8' - 0"

PT

7' - 6"

7' - 6"

PT

2' - 8"

TV (OF/CI) TV (OF/CI)

2' - 8"

PT CHR-3 CHR-3 CHR-3

3' - 6"

PT

PT PT PT

WP-4 WP-4

RB-1 RB-1RB-1

PT

PT PT PT

5' - 8"

PT PT PT

PT WP-5 WP-5 WP-5

PT

TALL TALL CAB TALL CABCAB

PT PT PT

PM-2 PM-2

PT

8' - 6"

L05

1' - 0"

6"

6" WPB-1 WPB-1 WPB-1 CASING CASING CASING

2' - 8"

2' - 8"

1'2'- -6"8" 2' - 8" 1'2'- -6"8"

A/V CL

EQEQ EQ EQEQ EQ

A/V CL

14 14 A-702.00 A-702.00

CM-6 CM-6

V

1' - 0"

IV

V

1' - 0"

IV

L05

8 1

A-702.00 A-702.00 2 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 2 1 2 1 6' - 0" 6' A-702.00 - 0"A-702.00 A-702.00 PT PT PT A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 PTD VALENCE PTD VALENCE

L19L19 L19

CHAPEL CHAPEL CHAPEL - N- N - N 13 13 13 A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE:

1' - 0"

V

L05

VI

RB-1 RB-1

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

V

VI

6' - 0" 6' - 0"

CHR-3 CHR-3 CHR-3

WP-3 WP-3

1 1 3 3 A-702.00 A-702.00

2 2 1 1 PT A-702.00 A-702.00

PT

VI

8 1

A-702.00 A-702.00

1' - 0"

VII

9 1

1' - 0"

VII

RB-1 RB-1RB-1

CG-3 CG-3

THEATER THEATER THEATER - S- S - S 11 11 11 A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE: 9 1

1' - 0" 1' - 0"

VII

1' - 0"

VIII

c

THEATER -S -S 11 11THEATER A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE:

CG-3, CG-3, TYP. CG-3, TYP.TYP.

RB-1 RB-1RB-1 RB-1 RB-1

6' - 3"

A/V CL

PT

PT PT PT

CHR-1 CHR-1

C C L L L L WP-3 WP-3 , , S S T T C C E E T T I I H H C C R R A A S S O O P RB-1 P RB-1 L L A A D D , , 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 2 T T H H G G I I R R Y Y P P O O C C c

RB-1 RB-1

c

-1

C L L , S T C E T I H C R A S O P CG-3, TYP. CG-3, TYP.L A D , 1 2 0 2 T H G I R Y P O C

RB-1 RB-1RB-1

1' - 6"

PT

VIII VIII

PT WP-3 WP-3

WP-3 WP-3 WP-3

- 3" 5'6'- 8"

L15

L19L19 L19

IX

1' - 0"

IX

EQEQ EQ EQEQ EQ

CHR-1 CHR-1

CHR-1 CHR-1

CHR-1 CHR-1 CHR-1

WP-3 WP-3 WP-3

PL-3 PL-3PL-3

PT

8' - 0"

L15

IX

5' - 8"

PT

PT PT PT PT

CHR-1 CHR-1

8' - 0"

L15

PT

L16

CHR-1 CHR-1 CHR-1

THEATER -N -N 9 9THEATER A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE:

1' - 0"

1' - 0" 1' - 0" L15

PT

L16

PT PT PT PT

10 10 1 1 1 1 1 A-602.00 A-602.00 STATIONS STATIONS STATIONS OF OF THETHE OF CROSS THE CROSS CROSS (OF/CI), (OF/CI), (OF/CI), A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 PT CURTAIN CURTAIN TYP. TYP. OFTYP. OF 14 TRACK 14 OF 14TRACK

5' - 8" 5' - 8"

OOR

WP-4 WP-4 WP-4 U.C.U.C. REF U.C. REF WITH REF WITH WITH CABINET CABINET CABINET READY READY READY DOOR DOOR DOOR

10 11 10 1 10 1 10 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 10 1 10 1 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00 A-702.00

7' - 6"

PT

8' - 6"

L15

PT

PL-3 PL-3PL-3 PT

7' - 6"

COL. COL.

CM-1 CM-1

WP-4 WP-4

L15L15 L15 L16

WP-3 WP-3

L05

L15

CM-1 CM-1 CM-1 L16

1' - 0"

2' - 8" 2' - 8"

WP-1 WP-1

L05

CM-1 CM-1

L15L15 L15

PT PT PT QU-QU-QU-

7' - 6"

CHR-1 CHR-1

5' - 6"

8' - 0"

8' - 0" 8' - 0" 2' - 8"

WP-4 WP-4 TYP. TYP. OFTYP. OF 2 2OF 2 WP-4

8' - 6"

L05

L16

PT

A-601.00 A-601.00 A-601.00

PT

FAMILY ROOM ROOM - W - W10 10 10 8 8FAMILY THEATER THEATER THEATER - E- E - E A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE:

L05

L16

COL. COL. COL.

L05L05 L05 PT

6"

CG-3 CG-3

RB-1 RB-1

CM-1

8' - 0"

8' - 0" 2' - 8"

6"

6"

6"

2' - 8"

WP-1 WP-1

2' - 8"

5' - 6"

CHR-1 CHR-1

8' - 0"

8' - 0"

PT

L15L15 L15

61

5' - 6" 5' - 6"

PT

5' - 6"

PT

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

L15L15 L15 61 61

FAMILY FAMILY ROOM ROOM ROOM - W- W- W 8 8 8FAMILY A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE:

10 1

A-602.00 A-602.00 L05L05 L05

CM-1 CM-1 CM-1

CURTAIN CURTAIN TRACKTRACK

6"

PT PT PT

6"

6" 6"

L05L05 L05

OM S -S = " 1'-0"

3

10 1

A-602.00 A-602.00 A-602.00 TV (OF/OI) TV (OF/OI)

FAMILY ROOM ROOM -N -N 5 5FAMILY A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0"= 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE:

FAMILY FAMILY ROOM ROOM ROOM - S- S - S 7 7 7FAMILY A-401.00 A-401.00 A-401.00 3/8" 3/8" =3/8" 1'-0" = 1'-0" = 1'-0" SCALE: SCALE: SCALE:

Day Center - Town Square Rendering

Day Center - Town Square Rendering

Mary, Help of Christians Academy

Professional Project with Acheson Doyle Partners Architects Completed 2023 Mary, Help of Christians Academy approached Acheson Doyle Partners to design a new chapel after a fire destroyed their former space.

I was commissioned by ADP to develop the campus master plan. Coordinating with a surveyor consultant, I devised a the plan and presented it to the school leadership. Once it was approved, I worked closely with ADP’s senior leadership on the concept design and construction documents of the new chapel. Enjoying the approbation of both the school leadership and Bishop of Paterson, construction was completed in 2023.

14

13

7

6 3

4

5

2

1

12 8 11

10 9

N

Campus Master Plan

Rendered Plan of Chapel

Perspective Rendering of Chapel

SERVICE CLOSET PLAN & SECITON

E

V

Y1 Y2 P G1 G2 Y3 Y4 R G3

N1

H1 B

J

F

H2 C2

N2

M M S

M

M

A

V

V C1

V

FIRST CONTRACTOR COORDINATION FLOOR PLAN

Chapel Construction Plan

CHAPEL 111 NORTHWEST CHAPEL 111 NORTHWEST

CHAPEL 111 NORTH CHAPEL 111 NORTH

CHAPEL 111 SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 111 SOUTHEAST

HALLWAY 115 NORTH HALLWAY 115 NORTH

Chapel Interior Elevations

HALLWAY 115 EAST HALLWAY 115 EAST

CHAPEL 111 SOUTH CHAPEL 111 SOUTH

HALLWAY 115 WEST HALLWAY 115 WEST

CHAPEL 111 EAST CHAPEL 111 EAST

CHAPEL 111 WEST CHAPEL 111 WEST

Student Work

Rome of the West: A Model for Civic Design in St. Louis, Missouri

Graduate Thesis 2024 | University of Notre Dame School of Architecture | Advised by Julio César Pérez Hernández At a moment in which more and more people are moving back into St. Louis, “Rome of the West” proposes the rehabilitation of an area of the former Kosciusko district. The goal was to design a district with its own sense of place that is comprised of three neighborhoods, each with their own character, planned around “teleological loci,” as all the traditional cities in the region were. The scope of the work includes a masterplan for the district (about 1 square mile in area), development of parks, squares, and spatial networks, a new design for a promenade to activiate the Mississippi River waterfront, the design of civic and vernacular building types, and the design of street furniture and neighborhood flags and symbols to reinforce a sense of place.

St. Louis: River District Masterplan

River District: Elevation From Across the Mississippi River

Neighborhoods Riviera

Cathedral

West End

City of St. Louis, Missouri NEIGHBORHOODS Scale (ft) 0

River District: Neighborhood Structure Diagram

125

250

500

1000

River District: Riviera Neighborhood Center Plan

River District: Riviera Neighborhood Center Section

River District: Cathedral Neighborhood Center Plan

River District: Cathedral Neighborhood Center Section

River District: West End Neighborhood Center Plan

River District: West End Neighborhood Center Section

River District: Designs for Civic Building Types - Fire Station

River District: Designs for Civic Building Types - Fire Station

River District: Designs for Building Types

River District: Designs for Building Types

River District: Designs for Building Types

River District: Designs for StreetTypes

River District: Plan of Mississippi Riverfront Esplanade

River District: Sections through Riverfront Esplanade

River District: Vignette Along EsplanadeVignette Looking North Along Riverside Esplanade

River District: Street Furniture Designs - Street Lamp

River District: Street Furniture Designs - Civic Flagpole

River District: Street Furniture Designs - Park Fence

River District: Selected Esplanade Paving Patterns Selected Esplanade Paving Patterns

RIVIERA NEIGHBORHOOD SQUARE SECTION LOOKING NORTH Scale (ft) 0

25

50

75

100

125

RIVIERA NEIGHBORHOOD SQUARE VIGNETTE LOOKING NORTHEAST

Riviera Neighborhood: Perspective of piazza at the neighborhood center.

CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOOD SQUARE SQUARE SECTION SECTION LOOKING LOOKING NORTH NORTH Scale Scale (ft) (ft) 0

0

25 25 50 50

75 75 100 100 125 125

CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE

CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE

LOOKING NORTHEAST IN CATHEDRAL COUNTER-PIAZZA

LOOKING WEST TOWARDS CATHEDRAL SQUARE

CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOODVIGNETTE VIGNETTE

LOOKING LOOKING NORTHEAST NORTHEAST IN IN CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL COUNTER-PIAZZA COUNTER-PIAZZA

CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOODVIGNETTE VIGNETTE LOOKING LOOKING WEST WEST TOWARDS TOWARDS CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL SQUARE SQUARE

CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE VIGNETTE LOOKING LOOKING EAST EAST TOWARDS TOWARDS CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL SQUARE SQUARE

CATHEDRAL NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE LOOKING EAST TOWARDS CATHEDRAL SQUARE

Cathedral Neighborhood: Perspective Views.

WEST END NEIGHBORHOOD SQUARE SECTION LOOKING NORTH Scale (ft) 0

25

50

75

100

125

WEST END NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM PARK SQUARE

West End Neighborhood: Perspective view near Neighborhood Center.

WEST END NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM PARK SQUARE

WEST END NEIGHBORHOOD VIGNETTE LOOKING WEST FROM PARK SQUARE

West End Neighborhood: Perspective View of Neighborhood Center Park

City of St. Louis, Missouri CARDO AND DECUMANUS Scale (ft) 0

River District Urban Diagram: Main Armature

125

250

500

1000

City of St. Louis, Missouri PRIMARY CONNECTIONS Scale (ft) 0

125

250

500

1000

River District Urban Diagram: Primary Connections

City of St. Louis, Missouri PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CONNECTIONS Scale (ft) 0

River District Urban Diagram: Primary and Secondary Connections

125

250

500

1000

City of St. Louis, Missouri PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY CONNECTIONS Scale (ft)

0

125

250

500

1000

River District Urban Diagram: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Connections

City of St. Louis, Missouri GREEN SPACE Scale (ft) 0

River District Urban Diagram: Proposed Green Space Woven Network

125

250

500

1000

City of St. Louis, Missouri GREEN SPACE POTENTIAL EXPANSION Scale (ft) 0

125

250

500

1000

River District Urban Diagram: Inetgration of New Green Space Network with Existing Green Space Fabric

Town Hall Proposal for Bastogi

Student Work | University of Notre Dame School of Architecture | Completed 2023 Located on the outskirts of the Metropolitan City of Rome, the social housing district of Bastogi was originally planned in the 1970s as transient housing for All’Italia’s airline crews during stopovers in the city. Comprised of six identical blocks of a brutalist character, the district was eventually designated as temporary emergency housing for poor families, with permanent social housing planned to be built within a year. However, the project stalled and 496 families have been forced to remain in the decaying structures for decades. This project proposes a redevelopment of the Bastogi district along the lines of successful Città Giardino social housing projects built in Rome at the turn of the 20th Century. Walkability, civic participation, beauty, and a sense of place were the guiding principles of the masterplan.

These principles are also reflected in the design of the town hall. Forming the anchor of the district’s major piazza, the ground floor of the town hall hosts a portico complete with shopfronts for local businesses, as well as a sequence of spaces giving access to a giardino all’italiana and series of public pavilions with elevated views of the surrounding countryside. The design of the piano nobile is inspired by the classical appartement: a progression of alternating large and smaller spaces create moments of dynamic expansion and contraction that allow for a variety of activities. Aesthetically, the town hall exemplifies a sense of beauty and place through its showcase of the best archetypes of Roman architecture.

Masterplan

Principal Facade Elevation

Garden (Secondary) Facade Elevation

Longitudinal section through principal spaces

Plan of the Piano Nobile

Proposal for a Hotel in Utrecht

Student Work | University of Notre Dame School of Architecture | Completed 2022 The City of Utrecht is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands. Originally founded by Rome around 50 AD, the city became a center of religion and trade during the High Middle Ages. As with many other millenia-old European cities, Utrecht saw a number of periods of expansion. Usually, this expansion was organic in morphological character, which is the case in Utrecht. Looking at the city’s history, we see that the fabric of the city would expand along the river and along major armature, which would then create new urban centers. A result of this organic process is the formation of irregular sites. Our site is one such location on the eastern corner of the Neude Plein, the main market square of Utrecht.

Given a “commission” for a boutique hotel for business travellers, the goal of this project was to successfully integrate regular, gracious sequences of spaces for the hotel including a lobby, ballroom, lounges, restaurant and meeting rooms, along with secondary programming for kitchens and offices.

The plan of the hotel is designed to take advantage of the given corner site. One enters the hotel and proceeds along the main sequence through the lobby, grand stair, and hall before arriving at the gracious ballroom. The two secondary sequences allow both sides of the hotel to engage with the adjacent street (to the north) and square (to the south). The hotel’s restaurant and cafe functions are sequenced at the north in order to integrate their programs with the life of the street. The southern sequence along the square includes a coworking space for the hotel’s business travellers, as well as spaces for independent retail. The site’s planimetric irrgeularities are absorbed into two courts flanking the ballroom.

In addition to providing light and ventilation to the ballroom and adjacent spaces, they can also serve as overflow for the ballroom.

The hotel facades are sympathetic to Utrecht’s traditional architecture, especially rhat produced during the Dutch Golden Age.

South Bend Civic Center Esquisse

Student Work | University of Notre Dame School of Architecture | Completed 2022 The goal of this esquisse is to offer a proposal for the conversion of the former College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Indiana into a new civic center for the town. Planimetrically, this proposal organizes both major and minor programs, such as public galleries, council chambers, and offices, around a gracious interior courtyard. The main tectonic and spatial organization is achieved through the use of the Colossal Corinthian Order, which results in large and graciously proporioned spaces and allows for large amounts of light to be brought to the interior from clerestory and peripheral windows. A smaller Tuscan Order imposed within the larger structure of the Corinthian proportions the space comfortably to the human scale. The tectonic language continues to the outside of the building, and is the driving proportional logic across all facades. Additionally, the Classical language employed has precedent in many of the other buildings in South Bend, and serves to connect the city’s past to its future.

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

Ground Level Plan

Longitudinal Section

Santa Maria Novellissima

Student Work | Syracuse University School of Architecture Collaboration with Alexandra Allen | Completed 2017 The goal of this project is to create a new entryway into and out of the city of Florence through the redevelopment of the currently under-utilized piazza in front of the city’s train station. The site is currently in tension between the train station--an entry point into the city for visitors--and the Santa Maria Novella Monastic complex, a reminder of Florence’s cultural past.

This entry would seek to create an architectural connection between the wider world and the culture of Florence. This project sought to activate the interstitial space between the train station and Santa Maria Novella monastic complex through the introduction of cultural and economic programs both inside the preexisting structures and the space between them.

Grid of Existing Site Plan

Subtrative SMN Diagram

Conceptual Diagrams

Additive SMN Station DIagram

Existing Site Plan

n: Ground Level e: 1/32” = 1’-0”

A

A

A’

A’

Intervention Diagram Plan: Ground Level Scale: 1/32” = 1’-0”

Plan - Below Ground Level

A

A’

Plan - Ground Level

Rendered Axonometric

Massing Model

Piazzone delle Erbe

Student Work | Syracuse University School of Architecture Collaboration with Scott Krabath | Completed 2017 Located in Padua, Italy, the Piazza delle Erbe is the historical economic center of the city. Originally the site of fashionable houses during the Roman era, the square began to take its current shape during the Middle Ages when merchants began selling herbs on the site. The market eventually grew to encompass not only herbs, but fruits, vegetables, meats and secondhand goods as well. This activity gave rise to a second square immediately adjacent to the Piazza delle Erbe, the Piazza delle Frutte. Between the two Piazzas is the Palazzo della Raggione. Originally the medieval town hall, the structure’s program began to absorb some of the piazzas’ market functions on its ground level. Today, both the Piazzas delle Erbe and delle Frutte retain their market functions. The market has also taken over the function of the nearby Piazza dei Signori.

It is for this reason that we decided to intervene in all three piazzas. Across the piazzas the paving is changed to react to the formal structure of the site-dominating structures.

In addition, an existing line made of red marble is re-oriented according to conform to this new geometry. While it still serves as a guide for the market stalls, the “red line” is also re-imagined to bound other activities, such as movie-viewing and “silent parties” that happen during the summer nights after the market closes. Parts of the piazzas are also paved in different patterns in order to provide an organization basis for these events. Small stone markings on the piazzas reinforce the directionality of the “red line” and serve to inform organization of the various activities in the squares. Since trucks enter the city every weekday to bring wares to the market, we decided to continue the streets’ san pietrino paving into the space surrounding the squares. Thus, as shown in the rendering above,the squares are linked in program, formal strategy and connection to the city.

Plan Detail

Site and Urban Context Plan

Plan of Existing Squares and Market

SCOTT KRABATH & WILLIAM COLLINS

PIAZZA DELLE ERBE

56

Plan - Post Intervention

Rendered Plan

Program Diagram

Perspective Rendering

Independent & Pro Bono Work

Papillion Wreckers Team Logo and Uniform

Independent Work | Pro Bono | Papillion, Nebraska | Completed 2023 I was asked to design the logo and uniforms for Papillion, Nebraska’s Little League Team, the “Papillion Wreckers.”

Working closely with team leadership and officials, I set out to design uniforms that were both unique to the team as well as within the tradition of “all-American” baseball teams, in terms of color and motifs, as desired by my clients. I was gratified that the team decided to honor me with my own jersey and hat upon completion of the project.

Primary Colors

Secondary Colors

Alternate Colors

Sample Uniform - Front and Back

Final Cap

St. Agatha’s Polish Roman Catholic Church

Independent Work | Pro Bono | St. Agatha’s Polish Roman Catholic Church, St. Louis, Missouri | Completed 2022 Commission for an elevation of St. Agatha’s Church for the parish’s 150th Anniversary to be displayed and included on commemorative materials.

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church

Independent Work | Pro Bono | St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Hoboken, NJ | Completed 2023 Commission for an elevation of St. Francis' Church, Hoboken, NJ's Italian language parish.

Federal Pavilion

Independent Project | Completed 2019 This independent project explores the classicism of the early Federal Era of the United States. Imagined as an accessory pavilion to a larger estate, it is situated in a natural, "pastoral" area overlooking a river and forest. The pavilion itself is planned according to neoclassical principals. The large, public porch gives way to two smaller, private buildings hosting accessory programs: a study overlooking the landscape one one end, and a spa-like bathroom on the other. These were chosen because they are representative of the otium sought after by the villa architects of antiquity and their Renaissance and neoclassical heirs. The inclusion of the spa applies this principal to the 21st Century, while the study conceptually locates the pavilion within this architectural lineage. As a project in an American context, this pavilion is constructed according to the proportions of the Doric Order as popularized during the Federal Era.

Site Plan

Pavilion Plan

Elevation and Section

Cross-Sections

Florentine Gothic

Private Commission | Completed 2021 Designs for a Roman Catholic high altar, candlesticks, tabernacle and crucifix in the Flortentine Gothic Style

Altar with Fixtures

Altar Crucifix and Candlestick

Tabernacle

Mudéjar Palace

Independent Project | Completed 2019 I became fascinated with the Mudéjar architectural movement after a trip to Seville and Córdoba. In this personal work, I explore the synthesis of traditional Islamic forms with Renaissance classical planning represented in a portion of a Mudéjar palace.

Sectional Elevation Through Palace Courtyard

Pages from the Sketchbook: Architectural & Representational Explorations Independent Work

The following works are taken from various independent architectural and representational explorations over my career. I think that identifying the good, true, and beautiful, not only in the built environment but also in the natural world, is critically important for the advancement of the discipline. These represent my attempts at making such an identification, and capturing those qualities in observational drawings and paintings in a manner that communicates them to the viewer.

Measured Elevation St. Joseph's Church, Mishawaka

Austrian WWI Memorial

Sketch for a Revolutionary War Monument in the Hudson Valley

Study for a Pavilion in a Classical Egyptian Manner

Palazzo dei Conservatori Bay Study

Study of Terracotta Motif Wainwright Building, St. Louis, Missouri

Pliaster Study 444-60 Park Ave South New York, NY

Column Study Duomo of Viterbo, Viterbo

Column Study Fish Market, Venice

Watercolor Study Streetlight, Oca Contrada, Siena

Watercolor Study Streetlight, NYC Municipal Building

Original Watercolor by Edward Seago

Watercolor Copy of Original Seago Painting

Observational Sketch: Portrait of a Young Man

Observational Sketch: Bust of Cardinal Borghese (Bernini)

Observational Sketch: Roman Relief Profile

Hand Sketch: Preliminary Design for St. Joseph Retreat Advertisement for St. Francis Church, Hoboken, NJ

Oil Sketch Major John André

Oil Sketch General George Washington

DARIEN

,

CONNECTICUT

CHURCH OF ST. THOMAS MORE Hand Sketch/Vector Coloring Art Deco Style Travel Poster for Darien, CT

ROCKEFELLER CENTER

Hand Sketch/Vector Coloring Art Deco Style Travel Poster for Rockefeller Center

Altar Crucifix - San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice Hand Sketch/Digital Painting

Chalice with Coral Ornament Hand Sketch/Digital Painting

Study of Gregory Kunde as Tito in Mozart's "La Clemenza di Tito," Hand Sketch/Digital Painting

Color Study for a Portrait Hand Sketch/Digital Painting

Hand Sketch/Vector Coloring Grand Marnier Bottle

Hand Sketch/Vector Coloring Cardenal Mendoza Bottle

Hand Sketch/Digital Painting Disaronno Bottle

Hand Sketch/Digital Painting El Dorado Bottle