Low-angle view of a tall building with large windows, ornate stone architecture, decorative metal balcony railings, and a clear blue sky with some clouds.
 

1865 - 1955 - Present

 

MANHATTAN TOWNHOUSE

Originally erected in 1865, NYC Landmarks approved NJ Caine Architecture to update the nondescript façade of this Upper East Side townhouse and design an impressive Neo-classical limestone façade. The building was underpinned 18 ft. to accommodate a double height wine room. The entrance was enhanced by incorporating part of the sidewalk, working with NYC DOT. The rear of the building was increased 15 ft. and a new rear facade was designed and installed.

 
 
NJ Caine Façade

NJ Caine Façade

New Classical Architecture

“Elegant & sophisticated

Modern four-story building with a stone facade and large black-framed windows on each level, with decorative architectural details at the top of each window. A balcony with a black railing is on the first floor, and the building is flanked by two other older-style buildings with different brick and window styles.