Acheson Doyle Partners Architects, P.C.

Ever wondered what it takes to navigate the Preservation and Landmarks Design process in NYC? ADP Architects Principal Drew Hartley says it has a lot to do with telling the *story* of architecture within the context of NYC's historic urban fabric. Listen to Drew's take on everything #historicpreservation and #architecturaldesign as he sits with Sisto Martello of Design 2147, Ltd. on the podcast, "Sisto Says," released today: https://lnkd.in/eE3qR7es

Last month Acheson Doyle Partners Architects, P.C. exhibited at the Facilities and Operations Conference hosted by the New York State Association for Independent Schools (NYSAIS) in beautiful New Paltz, NY. If you’ve followed us for a while, you know that our favorite design problems are ones that allow us to integrate elements of #masterplanning, #historicpreservation, and #accessibility to create spaces for learning, connectivity and community. That’s what makes our team especially equipped to serve independent schools and campuses in New York. Do you have a design project in mind related to school facilities, campuses and other spaces for learning? Reach out to us at info@adparchitects.com. https://lnkd.in/enfqv89A

Our Spring Newsletter features our Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts Renovation Award for the Church of the Epiphany, as well as our involvement in the ACE Mentor Program of Greater NY. View it here: https://lnkd.in/eZ2n9gtz

ADP was a recipient of the 2023 Exterior and Interior Renovation Award from the Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts for our work on the Church of the Epiphany. The 23,000-SF Romanesque Revival building, which played a big role in bringing together the Czech immigrant community in New York, was built by RH Robertson in 1888 and served as an early performance venue for legendary artists such as Barbra Streisand, Robin Williams and Jerry Seinfeld. ADP was involved in a 5-year-long gut renovation of the building that culminated in a new Sanctuary, day school, multi-purpose room, rooftop terrace, office space and commercial-grade kitchen equipped to support a neighborhood nonprofit food program serving over 1,000 meals daily to persons without homes and the elderly. Thank you for your recognition of this effort! Photographs by Sean Hemmerle #adparchitectsny #adparchitects #epiphany #historicpreservation #historicrenovation #nycarchitecture #nycpreservation #architecturaldesign #historicadaptivereuse

It's always a great time to stay in touch with ADP! Our latest newsletter, released today, relayed some exciting firm promotions and new hires. Click on the link below to keep updated with our firm news and everything architecture. https://lnkd.in/ekmYZxxW

Happy Valentine's Day! Here are the architectural projects we absolutely loved working on. Each have some sort of preservation component to them—involving exterior restorations, interior renovations, or at least a deep dive into the archives—as we love to breathe new life into New York's historic urban fabric. Which one is your favorite? + Passive Carriage House in Brooklyn + The Yale Club of New York City + Food52 + The Knickerbocker Club + Burning Tree Country Club + Liberty Island Pavilion + The Marriott Hotels Marquis + The Metropolitan Club + New York University + St. Bartholomew's Church (St. Bart's) + St. Patrick's Old Cathedral Basilica + The Club Quarters Hotels + Church of the Epiphany + The Plaza Hotel + The The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C. Central Park #valentinesday #bemyvalentine #architectural #historicpreservation #preservationarchitecture #adparchitectsny #nycarchitecture #brooklynarchitecture #historicarchitecture #archdaily #archdigest #beminevalentine

We are delighted to welcome Kathleen ODonnell to our team at ADP! Kathleen is a licensed architect with a career spanning nine years in residential, retail, and civic architecture. Her journey began in Philadelphia, where she both studied and honed her skills. After relocating to #nyc she continued to apply her knowledge to workplace, hospitality, and adaptive reuse projects. She is excited to join ADP and contribute to the team’s momentum. #adparchitectsny #meettheteam #facesbehindthefirm #peoplebehinddesign #historicpreservation

"Comforting Aesthetics" are what characterizes the new corporate headquarters of Food52 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation's Dock 72, according to The Architect's Newspaper. The 40,000 SF behemoth of a warehouse space was tastefully converted into several test kitchens, photography studios and open offices for kitchenware designers. ADP helped FLOAT Studio fit Food52's ambitious program elements while making the space feel cozy and inviting. We are always happy to help design architects like Float create a tangible roadmap toward achieving high design goals. Our own growing team of creators, makers, designers and problems solvers are eager to help historic buildings adapt to modern, contemporary needs, and we are proud to have been a small part of Food52's unique transformation. #historicarchitecture #historicpreservation #architecturaldesign #architecturalrendering #designarchitects #nyarchitecture #adparchitectsny #brooklynarchitecture #adparchitectsny

The new year has yielded some wonderful new developments. We are celebrating a couple of exciting promotions at ADP: Andy Liu, who has been with us since his high school years, was promoted to Associate Principal, and Elias Kotzambasis, who started at our office in 2019, has grown into the role of Associate. Both are collaborative team players who play key roles in leading historic restoration projects and freshening up our firm culture. Andy's core projects include master planning at the Yale Club, as well as renovating the Church of the Epiphany, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 737 Park Avenue and Bellevue Men's Shelter. Elias has been involved in the meticulous cleaning and restoration of the Metropolitan Club, the gut renovation of a condominium unit at 432 Park Avenue, and the renovation of Plaza Hotel's lobby. #historicpreservation #adparchitects #architecturaldesign #meettheteam

Did you know we won an AIA Brooklyn Design Award at the end of 2023? We helped transform an 1870s carriage house featured in the The New York Times into an award-winning, mass timber passive home with tranquil, Japan-inspired details, such as installing a tree in the middle of the house at the bottom of a prefabricated Douglas Fir staircase. As the Architect of Record with over 40 years of experience rehabilitating iconic historic buildings in New York City, we brought the specialized, technical expertise necessary to solve the extraordinary problems that arose during the design process. As crazy as it sounds, sometimes it is the "HOW"—and not just the grandiose "WHAT"—that makes a historic transformation project an award-winning success. So, get in touch with us! We love a good problem and are happy to partner collaboratively with designers who want to achieve ambitious architectural goals with historic hurdles. #historicpreservation #historicarchitecture #adparchitectsny #historicbuildings #masstimber #masstimberconstruction Drew Hartley