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Commission approves historic-style entrance infill at Pickwick House, West Village
Summary
The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved wood multilite entrance infill and package cabinetry at Pickwick House (constructed 1886) after applicants presented historic documentation and community support; the commission noted ADA constraints.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission on March 25 approved a plan to replace the central entrance infill at Pickwick House, an 1886 loft building in the Greenwich Village Historic District, returning the bay to painted wood multilite doors and sidelights.
The commission voted unanimously (9–0) to approve LPC 24‑11872 for 233 (commonly known as Pickwick House) Bethune Street. Commissioner Master moved for approval and Commissioner Jefferson seconded.
What was proposed: The applicant’s…
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