East End II
East End II is a multi-building, scattered site development comprised of both historic preservation and new construction projects. The project includes twenty-four addresses within a 4-block radius in the City of Newburgh, NY. These are comprised of brand-new buildings built from the ground up, and historic buildings which have been preserved and renovated into multi-family […]
The Mill on Main
The Mill on Main originated as the Passaic Worsted Mills building, a historically significant wool mill. AHC transformed the iconic Clifton, NJ landmark into a three-story, 92-unit workforce residence complete with a community room, management office, and laundry facilities. Historically significant architectural features such as tall windows, skylights, structural timbers, and hardwood floors were renovated […]
Century Sunrise Redevelopment
Century Sunrise Redevelopment stands in the heart of Johnson City, NY, only steps from the Binghamton University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Century Sunrise sits on 2.38 Acres at 135-139 Baldwin Street and involved the rehabilitation of two long vacant brick and masonry industrial buildings, which were formerly part of the Endicott-Johnson Corporation Shoe […]
96 Broadway
AHC collaborated with Liberty Street Partners, the City of Newburgh, and the Newburgh Community Land Bank to revitalize this once abandoned building in the heart of Newburgh. Out of the four stories, the top three were renovated into six brand-new residential units. The ground floor was transformed into a restaurant space, now the home of […]
The Lace Mill
Built in 1903, the US Lace Curtain Mill in Kingston, NY was a major employer throughout much of the 20th century. For the last 30 years, the building was a boarded-up storage facility. By 2013 it was basically abandoned. We partnered with RUPCO to refurbish it into a center of cultural activity, in addition to […]
The Lincoln Building
The 9,500 square foot Lincoln Building in Newburgh, New York was the first of the Newburgh Community Land Bank projects to be completed. We transformed this distressed property that had been abandoned for 10 years into 8 units of attractive affordable workforce housing, revitalizing a depressed neighborhood. The convenient sought after location is near four […]
Wheelmen’s Club
The Wheelmen’s Club in Newburgh, NY, designed by noted architect Frank E. Estabrook, was built in 1890. First renovated in 1957, the building served as St. Patrick’s High School, which closed in 1969. We are proud to have been part of the Wheelmen’s Club’s latest renovation. Working to preserve the building’s original architectural grandeur, we […]
