Bonacci Architects, pllc through its realty group; Fulton Market Associates, Inc., recently purchased a vacant building in downtown Utica for mixed-use development. The two-story mid-1800’s building will be completely renovated. The renovated building and its additions will become the new expanded Utica offices of Bonacci Architects as well as offices for a local independent insurance agency and two loft style apartments. Additional stakeholder in the building is the local construction company of Kershaw-Zalewski Associates, Inc., which will also be responsible for construction management on the project. Bonacci Architects and Kershaw-Zalewski both have extensive experience in rehabilitation and restoration of historically significant structures throughout New York State.
The group is presently finalizing the design, cost estimation and financing for the project. Reconstruction work is expected to begin before the end of the year with initial occupancy planned for late summer 2010.
The building, located at 251 Bleecker Street, is one of four (4) buildings saved from the wrecking ball by the current City of Utica administration with a vision for rehabilitation. The entire block is an excellent example of mid-1800’s urban mercantile architecture. These structures were erected steps away from the once vibrant Erie Canal that passed through the heart of the City.
We will continue to provide updates as our building, our block, our community is transformed. Check back for progress photos and updates.
Monday, December 7, 2009
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