• Gramercy Park, architectural terra cotta Restoration, New York city, historic

Gramercy Park

Location
New York, NY
Architect
CTA Architects
Installation Contractor
Product
Terra Cotta Masonry
Forming Method
Extrusion, Hand Press
Market
Residential
Region
Northeast

Photo Credit: ©Christopher Payne/Esto

Categorized as: Extrusion, Hand Press, Northeast, Residential, Restoration, Terra Cotta Masonry,



The New York Landmarks Conservancy

Lucy G. Moses Preservation Project Award
36 Gramercy Park (April 20, 2016)

Gramercy Park, architectural terra cotta Restoration, New York city, historic
Gramercy Park, architectural terra cotta Restoration, New York city, historic
Gramercy Park, architectural terra cotta Restoration, New York city, historic

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