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    Stuccoing of 19th-Century Governors Island Red-Brick Ordnance Storehouse Approved

    Binding Report  •  Governors Island, Manhattan

    Rendering of proposed changes to Governors Island Building 110. Image Credit: LPC

    In addition to re-facing to prevent further damage to the porous, water-damaged brick, work will aid expansion of tenant artists’ colony. On May 9, 2017, the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved an application by the Trust for Governors Island to reclad an 1870s building constructed as an ordnance storehouse in stucco, with other alterations. The 300-foot-long two-and-a-half story building is part of the Governors Island Historic District. The red brick Romanesque Revival storehouse served as office space for the military in the 20th Century, and currently hosts artists’ residences, as well as studio and exhibition space, operated by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. The Trust’s Matt Blood and architect Nancy Rankin of John G. Waite Associates presented the plan. (read more…)

    Tags : Governors Island Historic District, John G. Waite Associates, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Matt Blood, Nancy Rankin, Trust for Governors Island
    Date:05/12/2017
    Category : Landmarks Preservation Commission
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