Comprehensive interior and exterior restoration and adaptive use of 1887 station designed by Shepley Rutan Coolidge (successor firm of H.H. Richardson) for use as a branch bank. Work included replacement of slate roof; restoration/conservation of exterior granite and brownstone masonry and wood elements; restoration of doors and windows; and restoration of the original main waiting room, including decorative elements for banking floor.
Adaptive use of 19th-century factory buildings for newspaper production facility and office complex. Included construction of new two-story atrium entrance, parking, and site work. National Register.
Restoration of the West Lounge integrated historic elements from the 1880’s Queen Anne period with turn of the century Arts and Crafts detailing. Work included a new copper roof, excavation of the crawl space for construction of a new mechanical room, all new mechanical and electrical systems and a new floor structure.