Jan Hird Pokorny Associates

PROJECTS

Conservation

Coe Hall - Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park

Oyster Bay NY, 1992

Coe Hall was designed by the firm Walker and Gillette and completed in 1921 for William Robertson Coe, a wealthy marine insurance broker. It is a premier example of the Tudor-Revival style and a remarkable example of a Long Island “Gold Coast” estate.

An evaluation of existing conditions conducted by JHPA resulted in detailed recommendations for a long-term, phased restoration program. Mechanical systems in the building were surveyed and evaluated in a separate plumbing and heating study.

The firm provided construction documents and construction administration services for stone masonry restoration at the west terrace and main entry portico. The firm has also served as a consultant for additional masonry restoration as well as stained and leaded glass conservation.

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Project Types

General Project Types: Public Buildings; Sacred Sites; Transportation Buildings; Museums and Historic Sites; Academic Buildings; Commercial Buildings; Residential

Services

Architecture: New Construction; Adaptive Reuse
Planning: Master Planning; Feasibility Studies
Preservation: Restoration; Conservation; Historic Preservation Consulting; Documentation; Conditions Surveying

Jan Hird Pokorny Associates, Inc.