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Riverside Church
New York, New York
Original Architect
Burnham Hoyt (completed in 1931)
Bridge owner
Riverside Church
In collaboration with
The church is steel-framed with brick backup and limestone cladding and is modeled after the 13th century Gothic Cathedral in Chartres, France. The central church tower rises to 392 feet.
Scope of work
New York, New York
Original Architect
Burnham Hoyt (completed in 1931)
Bridge owner
Riverside Church
In collaboration with
- Li/Saltzman Architects
- Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, New York office
The church is steel-framed with brick backup and limestone cladding and is modeled after the 13th century Gothic Cathedral in Chartres, France. The central church tower rises to 392 feet.
Scope of work
- a hands-on public safety inspection was performed on drops on the six out of eight cardinal elevations of the tower and three other locations on the building complex
- exterior conditions of the limestone masonry roofs and drainage conditions were noted by close visual inspection and hammer sounding
- project deliverables included annotated elevations and associated still photographs
