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1923 290 Riverside Drive aka 335 West 101st Street
– Charles V. Paterno (Kelley Paterno page 285)
NB 409-1915 [I believe this NB was superseded by NB 140-1923]
$220,000.00
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OWNER / OWNER ADDRESS
(o) The Paterno Constn., Co / (o) 272 West 84th st COMMENTS
ARCHITECT / ARCHITECT ADDRESS
(a) Gaetan Ajello / (a) 1 West 34th st (source)
NB 140-1923
West 101st Street, 335
16 f p apts, 132×51
Cost:
$250,000
Owner:
Paterno Constn. Co, 117 West 54
Architect:
George F. Pelham, 200 W 72
Address in Real Estate Record:
101ST ST, 335 W
Located in Riverside – West End Historic District Extension II designated 23 June 2015
290 Riverside Drive
Date: 1923-24
NB Number: NB 140-1923
Borough of Manhattan Tax Map Information: Block 1889, Lot 40
Type: Apartment Building
Architect: Pelham, George F.
Developer/Owner/Builder: Paterno Construction Co.
NYC Landmarks Designation: Historic District
Landmark Designation Report: Riverside Drive– West End Historic District Extension II
National Register Designation: N/A
Primary Style: Neo-Gothic
Primary Facade: Brick and Stone
Stories: 16 and basement
Historic District: Riverside-West End Historic District Extension II
Significant Architectural Features: Stone base; two-story entrance incorporating a Tudor-arched entrance with rosettes, piers with crockets and scallop shells and windows with drip molding with crockets; band course with foliate corbels at fifth story; narrow, angular piers and brickwork spandrels from fifth through 16th stories; terra-cotta decoration at parapet
Alterations: Windows at basement infilled and replaced; lights; siamese hose connection; spigot
Site Features: Non-historic fence and gate with barbed wire across service alley
South Facade: Designed (historic, painted, patched, repointed)
Door(s): Replaced primary door; secondary door replaced
Windows: Replaced (upper stories); replaced (basement)
Security Grilles: Not historic (upper stories); mixed (basement)
Sidewalk Material(s): Concrete
Curb Material(s): Concrete with metal edge
East Facade: Not designed (historic) (partially visible)
Facade Notes: Yellow brick, patched, parged; brick band courses added at each story above the eighth floor; stone or cast-stone sills; water tank; bulkheads; pipes; chimneys; windows replaced Site: diamond plate staircase with railings; concrete-paved areaway
West Facade: Designed (historic)
Facade Notes: Similar to primary facade; brick, patched; entrance with non-historic hood, lights and door; possibly historic cheek walls; windows replaced; non-historic window grilles; non-historic shutters; lights; remote utility meter Site: pipe; concrete sidewalk; stone curb except at corner
North Facade: Not designed (historic) (partially visible)
Facade Notes: Brick, patched, repointed; light court; windows replaced; non-historic grilles (source)
290 Riverside Drive (aka 290-291 Riverside Drive; 335-345 West 101st Street)
Borough of Manhattan Tax Map Block 1889, Lot 40
Date: 1923-24 (NB 140-1923)
Architect/Builder: George F. Pelham
Original Owner: Paterno Construction Co.
Type: Apartment building
Style: Neo-Gothic
Stories: 16 and basement
Material(s): Brick; stone
Significant Architectural Features: Stone base; two-story entrance incorporating a Tudor-arched entrance with rosettes, piers with crockets and scallop shells and windows with drip
molding with crockets; band course with foliate corbels at fifth story; narrow, angular piers and brickwork spandrels from fifth through 16th stories; terra-cotta decoration at parapet
Alterations: Windows at basement infilled and replaced; lights; siamese hose connection; spigot
Site Features: Non-historic fence and gate with barbed wire across service alley
South Facade: Designed (historic, painted, patched, repointed)
Door(s): Replaced primary door; secondary door replaced
Windows: Replaced (upper stories); replaced (basement)
Security Grilles: Not historic (upper stories); mixed (basement)
Sidewalk Material(s): Concrete
Curb Material(s): Concrete with metal edge
East Facade: Not designed (historic) (partially visible)
Facade Notes: Yellow brick, patched, parged; brick band courses added at each story above the eighth floor; stone or cast-stone sills; water tank; bulkheads; pipes; chimneys; windows
replaced Site: diamond plate staircase with railings; concrete-paved areaway
West Facade: Designed (historic)
Facade Notes: Similar to primary facade; brick, patched; entrance with non-historic hood, lights and door; possibly historic cheek walls; windows replaced; non-historic window grilles; non-historic shutters; lights; remote utility meter Site: pipe; concrete sidewalk; stone curb except at corner
North Facade: Not designed (historic) (partially visible)
Facade Notes: Brick, patched, repointed; light court; windows replaced; non-historic grilles (source)
290 Riverside Drive building website
New York Times (1923-); New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]. 15 June 1933: 34.
New York Times (1923-); New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]. 05 Dec 1933: 44.
