Joseph Pell Lombardi, Architect
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"Treading on Medieval Ground " Architectural Digest, January 2010 "A rose may be a rose may be a rose, but there are castles and there are castles." |
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"Bricks made of glass will build these Tribeca homes" Internet Article at Downtown Express.com, February , 2009 "Joseph Pell Lombardi's design for a new six-story building in Tribeca has all the hallmarks of the historic neighborhood: brick arches, tall windows and fine detailing on the cornice and storefront. " |
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"Through the Looking Glass" The Architect's Newspaper, June 3, 2009 "When Joseph Pell Lombardi first went before the Landmarks Preservation Commission to present the Glass Atelier-" |
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"Inside the Home of Joseph Pell Lombardi " Internet Article at The Real Deal.com, November , 2008 " During the week, architect Joseph Pell Lombardi helms a 20-person firm in Manhattan that has specialized in historic conversion projects for almost 40 years. On weekends, he does the same thing with his own homes." |
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"Design Icons " New York Times Supplement, March 4, 2007 "In today's highly charged real estate market, some of the most prominent architects and engineers are being challenged to bring their distinctive visions to residential buildings." |
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"Inside the Octagon " The Rivertowns Enterprise, September 15, 2006 " On eve of party, owner allows peek at architectural landmark." |
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"Victorian Splendor " Upstate House, May 2006 " How architect Joseph Lombardi restored this treasured Irvington home, bringing it back from the brink of decay to its exotic grandeur. " |
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"Designing New
Manufacturing-Looking Buildings in TriBeCa" Downtown Express, November
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"Coming: 2 Commercial Buildings" Tribeca Trib
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"The Next Big
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"Bouley's TriBeCa Building Entrusted to Developer" New York Post, December 19, 2002 "Chef David Bouley has finally come up with an exit strategy for the TriBeCa building he once hoped to turn into a foodie haven..." |
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"Sugar Relics Are Reborn On Each Side of Hudson" New York Times, March15, 2002 "Two former sugar processing facilities on opposite sides of the Hudson River, vestiges of one of the area's most profitable 19th-century industries...." |
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"Melding 5 Structures for a TriBeCa Condo" New York Times, January 30, 2000 "Five adjoining 19th-century brick buildings - 14 to 22 Leonard Street in the TriBeCa West Historic District - are being transformed into the Juilliard Building...." |
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"Chelsea Factory Plans to Go Condo" New York Times, June 25, 1999 "For most of this century, the neo-Renaissance industrial building at 126 West 22nd Street housed offices and light manufacturing operations...." |
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"An 8-Story 1894 Loft Building Being Restored in
SoHo" New York Times, Septrember 6, 1998 "In 1910, the tenants of the eight-story building at 473-475 Broadway included manufacturers of lace, embroidery and...." |
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"A Hotel for Greene Street" New York Times, August 9, 1998 "A hodgepodge of five buildings along Greene Street in SoHo reminds Tony Goldman of a smile with a few missing teeth. But that will change once his $15 million hotel...." |
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"1905 Ice House to be a Condominium" New York Times, November 24, 1996 "A 1905 Renaissance Revival structure that was built as a refrigeration plant in TriBeCa is to become 49 condominium lofts as part of a $15 million conversion...." |
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"The Ghosts of Teapot Dome" New York Times, January 28, 1996 "YOU would not know it when you set foot in Joseph Pell Lombardi's apartment, but a major episode in American history was played out in the rooms where he ...." |
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"One Man, Three Homes, One Mission: Preserving
Architectural Treasures" New York Times, July 5, 1990 "SOME people collect salt and pepper shakers. Joseph Pell Lombardi collects houses...." (purchase required) |
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"Săo Paolo Pode Repetir Expęriencia de Nova York" Gazeta Mercanil, March 23-25, 2001 "ARQUITETO norte-americano afirma que transformaçăo de prédios de escritórios em imóveis residenciais pode melhorar o centro de capital..." |
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"Un Américain Recréé la Vie Châtelaine" La Montagne,
August 12, 2000 |
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"Ruined Castle will be Rebuilt" Budapest Sun, July 24, 1997 "A globe-trotting collector of unusal homes be will among the first beneficiaries of Hungary's recently-announced castle giveaway..." |
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"Mint egy megállitot korhinta" Szalon, 1997 "New Yorktól nem eqészen fel órányira, a Hudson folyó magas dombokkal szegélyezett keleti partján fekvő Irvington városkában "különös, nyolcszegletű ház" all..." |
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"A Home for Music" Country Life, February 11, 1993 An article about the commencement of Joseph Pell Lombardi 's role in the conservation planning of the Eszterháza Castle in Hungary. |
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"A Peek Inside Irvington's Historic Gem" Enterprise, November 1, 1996 "Of all the historic sights in the quad-villages, none is as striking as Irvington's Armour-Stiner Octagon House..." |
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"Three Kudos for an Eight-Sided House" Hudson Valley, November 1991 "...Lombardi is being recognized for restoring the only domed octagonal home in the world, the Armour-Stiner House in Irvington." |
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"Owner Finds Many Sides to Restoring Victorian
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"8 Wonders of
Westchester: From Phrenology to Fantasy - The Octagon House" Westchester Magazine, October 2004 "An eight-sided obsession - the man behind the Octagon House" |
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"Glass Houses Praised" The Tribeca Trib, February 1999 "The design for a two-story, glass-enclosed penthouse addition atop one of the city's most distinguised cast-iron landmarks was lauded by the Landmarks Preservation Commission last month..." |
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"He Restores Castles in Europe, But He Lives
Downtown" Downtown Express,
March28 - April 10 2000 Issue |
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