The Hope Building
131 Duane Street, New York, NY 10013
History
For over a century, 131 Duane Street, recognized as The Hope Building, has remained an iconic fixture of Tribeca. Originally built in 1862 as a warehouse, it stands as a testament to the district’s rich commercial heritage. Named in tribute to its visionary architect, Thomas Hope, this incredible building serves as a reminder of Tribeca’s industrial legacy. Today, it retains its cherished status as a significant piece of architectural heritage.
The church’s iconic 215-foot steeple, majestic tower bells, and gleaming white marble façade—sourced from Hastings-on-Hudson—continue to captivate visitors and worshippers alike. Every detail reflects our commitment to maintaining the integrity of this historic treasure for future generations.
Scope of work
Brick wall repairs
Stucco removal
Cornice replacement and reconstruction
Dutchman repairs Installation of cladding
Bluestone coping installation
Fabrication and installation of Bluestone lintel
Marble repair and replacement
Granite repair
Metal window and lintel repairs
Sidewalk roadway waterproofing
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