Landmarks Committee

Landmarks Committee
Monday, May 13, 2019 – 6:30PM
Marymount Manhattan College, Regina Peruggi Room
221 East 71^st Street (between 2^nd and 3^rd Avenues)

Minutes: May 2019 Minutes

Agenda

1. 146 East 65^th Street (between 3^rd and Lexington Avenues) – Expanded Upper East Side Historic District John Woell, Steven Harris Architects LLP – A Colonial Revival style single family home designed by Treanor & Fatio and built in 1924. Application is for the addition of a rear-yard greenhouse at the rear lot line.
   1. Presentation: 146 East 65th Street
   2. Resolution: 146 East 65th Street
2. 910 Fifth Avenue (between East 72^nd and East 73^rd Streets) – Upper East Side Historic District Stewart Ackerman, Panorama Windows LTD. A neo-Italian Renaissance residential building designed by Fred F. French and built 1919 (present façade designed by Sylvan Bien and build in 1958-59). Application is for the replacement of windows.
   1. Presentation: 910 Fifth Avenue
   2. Resolution: 910 Fifth Avenue
3. 1045 Fifth Avenue – Metropolitan Museum Historic District Juergen Riehm Architect A Non-contributing apartment building designed by Starrett Brothers & Eken and built in 1965-67. Application is to replace and install new doors and windows, and enlarge an existing penthouse.
   1. Presentation: 1045 Fifth Avenue
   2. Resolution: 1045 Fifth Avenue
4. The National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of New York (215 East 71st Street) – Proposed Individual Landmark A Colonial Revival style building designed by Richard Henry Dana, Jr. and built in 1929-30. Discussion of designation as an individual landmark.
   1. National Society of Colonial Dames NY LPC Brief
   2. Resolution: Colonial Dames
5. Old Business
6. New Business

David Helpern and Jane Parshall, Co-Chairs