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Neighbors press architects over sub‑cellar excavation at 3 East 10th Street; committee asks for monitoring and neighbor outreach
Summary
Joseph Vance of Joseph Vance Architects presented plans to excavate a sub‑cellar beneath 3 East 10th Street, describing underpinning, ledging and supportive‑excavation measures and naming geotechnical and structural consultants.
Joseph Vance of Joseph Vance Architects presented a plan to excavate a new sub‑cellar beneath 3 East 10th Street, an altered Greek Revival row house. The scope presented to the Landmarks committee focused on a roughly 12‑foot excavation below the existing cellar to create a sub‑cellar under the rear yard; previously approved rooftop bulkheads and some rear‑opening work were not part of this specific application, the presenter said.
Why it matters: the work requires extensive underpinning, ledging and supportive excavation because adjacent properties have existing foundations and the building abuts a larger neighboring structure. Vance named the structural and geotechnical firms engaged…
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