the bar at Joseph Leonard
Alta Indelman, Architect worked with restauranteur Gabriel Stulman on the design of Joseph Leonard, a brasserie in Greenwich Village, which keeps in mind the age of the early 19th century building that houses it. The design of the space includes a large strucutral opening, a two-level zinc and antique oak bar and other custom millwork. The restaurant opened in Summer 2009.
Alta Indelman, Architect designed this fully equipped coffee bar and sandwich shop, which opened in Summer 2009 in a SoHo store. The design features a 30′ long undulating zinc-clad counter that runs through the entire space, serving various functions along the way.
New 5th Avenue Condominium (artist’s rendering)
Completion: Scheduled for Summer 2011
This 10-story building under construction in Greenwich Village is intended for mixed-use, with retail on the ground floor and spacious condominium apartments on the upper floors. There will be three duplexes, each encompassing two floors, and one triplex, comprised of the top three floors. The building’s custom detailed limestone and brick exterior has been carefully designed to respect the lower 5th Avenue neighborhood. The building will be LEED-certified.
Department of Sanitation Exterior
Department of Sanitation Interior
Department of Sanitation Interior
Completion scheduled for late 2008
Alta Indelman, Architect provided complete architectural services for the renovation of a portion of an industrial-scale garage building into a state of the art emissions testing laboratory. The laboratory renovation, which included installing a chassis dynamometer, was designed for the City of New York Department of Sanitation and will be used to test the department’s vehicular fleet.
Westchester house exterior
Westchester house addition
Westchester house interior renovation
Completed: Spring 2008
This 100-year old farm house needed to be updated and expanded to meet the needs of a modern family. Taking inspiration from typical farm outbuildings (e.g. barn, shed), the renovation included a house addition that matched the historic feel of the farmhouse, which was preserved during the renovation.