Revival townhouses were coveted in New York by the 1920s. Lavished with brick exteriors, Greek motifs, columns and ornate entryways, these units rested atop buildings with brownstone bases, but were replaced after 20 years by Renaissance Revival and Beaux-Arts models. 3) The Ranch House The r...
Nestled between Central Park and the Hudson River, the Upper West Side in New York is a vibrant neighborhood that offers a perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. Known for its iconic brownstone buildings, tree-lined streets, and lively atmosphere, this neighborhood is a favorite...
The practice of architectural conservation can be applied to both ancient structures, like the Great Pyramids of Giza, or relatively new buildings, such as the iconic 19th century brownstone town homes found throughout New York City. This practice can be quite controversial, with proponents citing ...