An attorney representing IBM said if the American Lane application were approved, IBM would be forced to come in with its own zoning amendment. Continue Reading →
IBM Weighs in on Neighboring American Lane Proposal for 248 Residential Units
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Granoff Architects Partners with Meest-America to Send Supplies to Ukraine
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The team at Granoff Architects is coordinating their donation with Meest-America in New Jersey, who will fly all donations to Ukraine. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Chris Cetola, Granoff Architects, Jane Epelbaum, Razom, Ukraine
P&Z Watch: Two-Story 8-30g Proposed Atop Historic Putnam Trust Building on Greenwich Ave Raises “Grave Concerns”
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“Given the sense that change is somewhat inevitable, we want to preserve aesthetic factors. We also want to create affordable housing.” – Chip Haslun, attorney for the applicant Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 125 Greenwich Avenue, Chip Haslun, Dennis Yeskey, Granoff Architects, Greenwich Avenue, Margarita Alban
P&Z Stymied by Bulk of Proposed 20-Unit Apartment Building Submitted Prior to 6-110 Workforce Housing Moratorium
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A proposal for a 20 unit apartment building at 1205 East Putnam Ave, next to McDonald’s in Riverside went before the Planning & Zoning commission. It came in as a 6-110 proposal for workforce housing before a moratorium was implemented. P&Z had concerns including the building’s bulk, massing, proposed .9 FAR, and traffic. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 1205 East Putnam Ave, Andrew Toth, Granoff Architects, Richard Granoff
Peter D. Cook Partners with The Developing Artist Program to Build Bridge
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Students in the Developing Artist Program worked with Michael Manning and Ben Quesnel on a bridge made of cardboard carpet tubes. They also met with Rich Granoff at Granoff Architects. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Ben Quesnel, Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich, Granoff Architects, Greenwich Alliance for Education, HGS, Michael Manning, Peter D. Cook
Synagogue at Historic Armory: No HDC Vote after Third Revision and the Clock is Ticking
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The proposed Chabad Lubavitch synagogue would involve demolition of much of the historic Armory on Mason Street, built in 1911. After returning Wednesday night for a third time, the Historic District Commission said they still weren’t prepared to vote. One of many concerns was that the main synagogue entrance, which has less than the required the setback, would be directly across from the very busy fire station on Havemeyer Place. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Chabad Lubavitch, Darius Toraby, Erik Zambell, Granoff Architects, Heithaus vs Greenwich P&Z, Historic District Commission
Greenwich Police Investigating Commercial Burglary on Railroad Ave
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330 Railroad Ave is being transformed into the future home of Granoff Architects. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, 330 Railroad Ave, Granoff Architects
Future Home of Granoff Architects Added to Register of Historic Places
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The landmark building at 330 Railroad Ave was designed and constructed in 1928 for CL&P incorporating many distinctive Art Deco features. The three-story, 30,000 sq ft former industrial building is currently undergoing a complete renovation that will restore and preserve the historic façade design and include all new HVAC, electric service, elevator, plumbing, historic replacement windows, solar roof panels, extensive site work and landscaping all designed by Greenwich’s leading architectural firm, Granoff Architects. Continue Reading →