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Commission approves adaptive reuse and two‑story rooftop addition at 160 West 10th Street with conditions
Summary
The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a plan to convert a former stable/garage at 160 West 10th Street to residential use with a two‑story setback rooftop addition and extensive front‑façade restoration; commissioners asked for careful masonry and window matching and asked applicant to work with staff on certain visible details.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 24 approved the adaptive reuse of 160 West Tenth Street — a former stable and garage — to residential use, including a two‑story setback rooftop addition and comprehensive restoration of the primary facade, with several conditions and guidance for staff review.
Applicant Patrick Milner (Chapman Group) and the design team (Morris Adjmi Architects; Higgins Quasbarth and Partners) presented a plan to restore the painted brownstone and brick facades, replace or replicate deteriorated windows (single-light at the ground floor, multi-light above), reestablish a historic…
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