Took these photos in the past few days. The Seneca-side brick facade is taking shape, and there are many new windows in-place around the back. Can’t wait to see this a month from now, I think by then the building will be nearly complete on the exterior.
Breckenridge Place Facade Photos
August 1, 2013 // by Jason Henderson
Breckenridge Place Site Photos
July 18, 2013 // by Jason Henderson
Brick facade installation has noticeably picked-up speed, and I saw a truck full of tub surrounds being unloaded today. I bet once both scaffolding platforms are laying bricks on the south face, it will go quite fast; maybe even finished or nearly done with bricks next week.
Breckenridge Place Site Photos
July 10, 2013 // by Jason Henderson
The black waterproof coating has almost made its way around the building now, and bricks are being laid on the eastern and southern walls. It will be nice once the exterior gets wrapped-up on this project. I think it will look good, and blend well with the brick Dewitt Building next door.
Breckenridge Place Site Photos
July 5, 2013 // by Jason Henderson
About half the brick facade looks complete. I haven’t seen any drywall going in, so they’re probably still finishing up plumbing, electrical and HVAC on the interior. There’s a new layer of material on the roof as well, looks like sheets of EPDM or some other membrane.
Breckenridge Place Site Photos
May 18, 2013 // by Jason Henderson
Breckenridge Place Project Description
May 1, 2013 // by Jason Henderson
Breckenridge Place, an Ithaca Neighborhood Housing Services Project is well underway, located on the site of the former Women’s Community Building at Cayuga and Seneca St. The building is six stories high, targeting LEED certification, and will contain 50 residential units slated for various income levels.