Review
[A]n excellent example of the multifaceted components in any major restoration. . . . Highly recommended. (L. B. Sickels, Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation -
Choice )
[A] good addition to the many fine architectural volumes for New York City and a handsome and informative book for more casual readers. (
Examiner.com )
[A] remarkably humble and helpful case study…The book's attractive design and narrative structure make it accessible to a general reader (J. Laurie Ossman, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens -
CRM: The Journal of Heritage Stewardship )
[E]xtremely well crafted…a choice addition to the libraries of preservation professionals…as well as public administrators…a textbook example for educators. (Robert A. Young -
APT Bulletin: The Journal of Preservation Technology )
...a well-written and authoritative chronicle of a superlative restoration and adaptive reuse project. It can serve as a textbook on how to complete such work in the most efficient manner. Its many architectural drawings and photographic illustrations greatly enhance the volume’s didactic value, making it a valuable addition to the reference libraries of architects, conservators, and historians. (Lance E. Metz -
IA: Journal of the Society for Industrial Architecture )
About the Author
John G. Waite, FAIA, is the principal architect of his eponymous firm and lives in Albany, New York.