Reade Street | Manhattan

Building Highlights:

Mixed use building extending approximately fifty feet along Reade Street.

Constructed circa 1915 as a pre-war loft building in the Tribeca South Historic District, 58 Reade Street originally contributed to the neighborhood’s industrial and commercial fabric.

Services Include:

Preservation

Restoration

Inspection

Scope of Project:

Front and rear restoration project. Front façade restoration included 100% removal of marble skin and decorative elements to perform structural repairs and installation of new stainless steel anchors as a result of extensive probing and evaluation. Rear façade restoration included fire escape and new window flashings.

Our Involvement:

FSI coordinated test probing and conducted a comprehensive inspection of the building, identifying areas of deterioration and evidence of prior inadequate repairs across all façades. Based on these findings, the firm developed a complete restoration scope addressing façade and cornice rehabilitation, including stone repairs and anchorage systems. Additional services included coordinating cornice replication, fire escape repairs, and the preparation and painting of cast-iron columns and windows.