Duane Park Lofts
166 Duane Street New York, New York 10013
History
166 Duane Street, also known as Duane Park Lofts, was built in 1910 as a commercial and industrial building in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood. Designed in the Renaissance Revival style, the structure features a red-brick façade with a limestone base and decorative Beaux-Arts details, typical of early twentieth-century industrial architecture.
Later converted to residential use, the building was transformed into condominium loft homes in the late 1990s. Today, Duane Park Lofts continues to serve as a residential building that preserves much of its original character within the Tribeca Historic District.
Scope of work
Face brick replacement
Efflorescence cleaning
Replacement of precast concrete coping units
Resetting of coping stones
Removal and resetting of terra cotta and cast stone units
Terra cotta repointing
Terra cotta pin repairs
Terra cotta patch repairs
Replacement of limestone windowsills
Coping waterproofing and flashing
Water table waterproofing and flashing
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