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Architectural Digest: Screen Saver
Tuesday, October 29th, 2013Syracuse Architectural Digest: Muskat Live
Sunday, September 29th, 2013
Barry Muskat, find developer from Buffalo, talked about 709 East Genesee Street on Thursday.
On one hand developer Barry Muskat sounds like a comedian (listen to sound clip below); on the other hand, he is definitely an optimist. His company has taken over 709 East Genesee Street, brought in United Uniform as an anchor tenant, and he’s not done yet.
The property is located across from Forman Park, between the Crowne Plaza Hotel and the Parkview Hotel.
During the press conference to announce the winners of the Connective Corridor facade grant winners (round 2), Muskat hilariously walked business owners, officials and the press through his firm’s plans.
He praised officials from the Connective Corridor and local businesses for changing what he called the “psychological infrastructure” of the neighborhood.
North Face: As Muskat gave his comments at the press conference, the work continued on the United Uniform commercial space, which is schedule to open on Monday.
All jokes aside, let’s hope Muskat’s enthusiasm is infectious.
New Neighbors: Muskat met briefly with Woodbine Group Director of Sales/Hospitality Chris Tucciarone after his presentation.
Architectural Digest: Facade-Palooza
Wednesday, September 18th, 2013
Signs and Windows along the Connective Corridor
Architectural Digest: Westcott
Saturday, September 7th, 2013
Babcock Shattuck House: In Progress
Mural: Boom Babies
Babcock Shattuck House: A-Frame
Architectural Digest: Places & Spaces
Monday, May 20th, 2013
First English Lutheran Church-Altar
As part of the New York Landmark Conservancy’s Sacred Sites Open House on Saturday we were able to visit the First English Lutheran Church. We were given a historical overview by the Hon. Karen Uplinger and heard their M.P. Moeller organ, which was played by Lee Johnston. The massive sandstone structure, located at James and Townsend Streets, was designed by Archimedes Russell, and also features prominent stained glass work by Henry Keck.
First English Lutheran Church-Story of Ruth in stained glass by Henry Keck
Syracuse Architectural Digest: Block Party
Thursday, May 16th, 2013
The Ronald McDonald House (from East Genesee Street)
The Ronald McDonald House of Central New York opened recently in a new building constructed along University Avenue. The former location was a block away on East Genesee Street.
The Ronald McDonald House (from University Avenue)
Spring for a day
Friday, April 19th, 2013
West and Fayette
Here are some photographs from a ride along the West side of the Connective Corridor Thursday (70 + degrees).
The Warehouse
601 Tully
South Clinton
Red on Green
Monday, April 15th, 2013
Doorway: 215 Green Street
Syracuse Architectural Digest: Shades of Orange
Friday, April 5th, 2013
Everson Museum
Here are a few examples local landmarks in the city bathed in orange light to encourage SU basketball fans for this weekend’s Final Four (being held in Atlanta).
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Onondaga County War Memorial
Architectural Digest: CondoCuse
Saturday, March 30th, 2013
Water Street
Townsend Street
Willow Street