THE STUDIO BUILDING
133 E 66th Street, NY

This New York City Landmark Building was designed by Charles Platt and built in 1906. The building was conceived as a cooperative studio apartment complex for artists though few actually took residence. The original design was executed in a growing novel trend of urban apartment projects at that time, that provided ownership without the burden of maintenance. A comprehensive restoration program commenced for the building’s 100th Anniversary that included masonry repairs, cornice reconstruction, roof and parapet repairs and window restoration.