TD Bank
- Client
- TD Bank
- Location
- New Haven, CT
- Architect
- H2L2 Architects and Planners
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- After demolishing an existing two-story retail space, ESRT constructed a new bank branch within a 100-year old historic building in downtown New Haven, CT.
- The existing building structure – comprised of a structural steel frame with concrete joist terra cotta tile in-fill – could not support the loads required by the Bank’s operations and presented unique challenges for the Project Team.
- Substantial structural modifications were required to support a new vault, banking equipment and new stairs. New stairs were entirely suspended from the structural steel columns at the third floor level.
- New black granite and limestone, new storefront windows and glass entrance doors update the building’s pre-war façade. Interior finishes include marble flooring, Level 5 finish on walls and ceilings, intricate soffit details, millwork paneling, and floor-to-ceiling granite and marble in the vestibule. Glass sidewalls on the stair feature ornamental stainless steel handrails
- Disciplined job-site work procedures and regular communications ensured that residents living in the 14 residential floors above the bank were not impacted.
