Completed
- Developer: Rocco Termini
- Building Use: Mixed
- Project Type: Rehabilitation
- Floors: 5
- Cost: 11 Million
- Est. Completion Date: Completed
- Description of Project: The Webb Lofts located at 92 Pearl Street is in the picturesque Joseph Ellicott Historic District. The Webb Lofts is a 130 year old former industrial belt factory. It was built in the Richardsonia Romanesque architecture.
The building has been placed on the National Historic Register and the developers have taken care to preserve all the interior and exterior historic features.
Each apartment has 11ft. ceilings, 10ft. windows, and the original brick walls. The developers have spared no expense in providing the finest finishes: they include, stainless steel counter tops, hardwood floors, limestone kitchen floor, white marble bathroom floors and tub surround, the finest kitchen cabinets, fireplaces and imported bath vanity from Italy.
The apartments also feature indoor parking and beautiful views of Lake Erie and the Niagara River. Located minutes from HSBC Arena, Dunn Tire Park, and the Downtown Theater District
Daycare on the first two floors, playground located on the roof of the building, laundry facilities and gym.
- Architectural firm: Hamilton Houston Lownie Architects
- Developer: Artspace Projects, Inc.
- Building Use: Residential
- Project Type: Rehabilitation
- Floors: 5
- Cost: 12.6 Million
- Est. Completion Date: Completed
- Description of Project: HHL Architects, in collaboration with
architectsAlliance of Toronto, Canada,
designed this mixed-use low income housing
project for local artists and their families.
The developer has constructed many
of these around the country, but this
would be the first “Artspace” project for
New York State.
The project involves the adaptive reuse of
the historic daylit factory building into 36
hard loft units, gallery, storefront and
common use space, and the construction
of 24 new townhouse-style hard loft buildings
on the rear property. The design of
the new buildings and site employ the
artistic principles of this new residential
community, while integrating into the
existing context of the surrounding Mid
Town Buffalo neighborhood.
- Developer: First Amherst Development
- Building Use: Mixed
- Project Type: Rehabilitation
- Floors: Varied - See photos
- Cost: 1 Million +
- Est. Completion Date: Completed
- Description of Project: The Granite Works @ 846 Main Street, is a mixed-use development located on the 800 block of Main Street in downtown Buffalo that features the renovation and re-use of five adjacent historic structures that have stood vacant for over two decades.
Granite Works just announced their first commercial tennent, Just Vino, an upscale wine bar.
- Developer: Ellicott Development Company
- Building Use: Office
- Project Type: New Build
- Floors: 13
- Cost: 32 Million
- Est. Completion Date: 2009
- Description of Project: Waterfront Place will feature a 13-story tower with 49 condominium units and 15, three-story townhomes built adjacent to a private park. Four townhouses are currently under construction along with the parking garage for the mid-rise condo tower.
- Architectural firm: Hamilton Houston & Lownie
- Developer: Uniland Development
- Building Use: Office
- Project Type: New Build
- Floors: 5
- Cost: 12 Million
- Est. Completion Date: 2008
- Description of Project: Architectural firm Hamilton Houston & Lownie's design, the winning design in a competition conducted last Fall, features covered parking, a glass and metal facade with sun shades, a stone-panel base, and decorative steel overhangs.
- Developer: UniQuest Development
- Building Use: Mixed
- Project Type: Rehabilitation
- Floors: 15
- Cost: $60 million
- Est. Completion Date: Completed Spring 2009
- Description of Project: There’ll be luxury condos with a multitude of amenities, transcendent views, and anything but the status quo. Offices with optimal benefits are also part of the blueprint. And supporting it all will be a 150-room Embassy Suites Hotel and a most delectable restaurant. Add in a commitment to Sustainable Design and Development and you have a block in this city like none other. It’s in the works right now. Take a stroll past 200 Delaware and see for yourself – the future is definitely looking up.
Construction completed, building open.
