Historic Rehabilitation
NEW DAYCARE CENTER
David Niemotko Architects PC designed the renovation of a 1920s
barn into a new daycare center.
The barn’s post and beam construction was highlighted while
complying with the NYS Building Code and the NYS Office of Child
Care Regulations. The project included upgraded framing/shoring and
new bathrooms, offices, HVAC systems, foam and batt insulation and
drywall. The existing wood plank floors were maintained. We also
performed the site design plans and details, including parking, a
playground area, plantings, paving and Planning Board presentation.
Service provided:
Architecture
Site Design
Planning Board Application
General Construction of portions of the project
STAGE ROAD
David Niemotko Architects P.C. has renovated and restored portions
of 167 and 169 Stage Road in compliance with the National Park
Service Guidelines and Regulations. Renovations have brought new
life to these structures without compromising their historic status.
Both locations have been added to the National Register of Historic
Places by the United States Department of the Interior. 167 Stage is
the main location of David Niemotko Architects P.C. as well as a
restored piece of local history.
Service provided:
Architecture
Planning Board Application
General Construction
REST HAVEN
In 1923, The Adult Home Residence at Rest Haven began to operate
from one of the most beautiful homes in Monroe. Rest Haven welcomed
and supported blind women for 45 years, and at one point was
supervised by Helen Keller.
Rest Haven will continue its proud legacy thanks to the efforts of
Preservation of Rest Haven. The existing fireplaces, chimneys, grand
stairs, handrails, and other interior details were restored in a way
that is harmonious with the architecture style of the 1920s.
Service provided:
Existing Condition Plans
Architectural Plans
Building Code Review and Upgrade recommendations
