Newark Post Office and Courthouse Building
The Newark Post Office, built in the early 1900s, is an example of Greek Revival architecture common to many government buildings. Restoration of this historic landmark required careful planning and attention to detail. This award-winning restoration was cited as “a restrained and well-thought-out upgrade to result in a handsomely revitalized civic building. This is a seamless, nearly invisible renovation.”
The project included:
- Interior and exterior renovations
- Window replacement
- Masonry and stone repair
- Interior and exterior door refinishing/repair
- Repainting of the lobby
- Upgrading of lighting
- Repair of marble and aluminum
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Project Details
- Completion Date: 10/1/1996
- Owner: U. S. Government
- General Contractor: Graciano Corporation
- Prime Consultant: DiGeronimo PA