Lehman College Art Gallery: Bronx Architecture

A glimpse at the buildings featured in Lehman College Art Gallery's Bronx Architecture website.

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Bronx Community College (formerly New York University, University Heights campus) Gould Hall of Technology, Begrisch Lecture Hall, Colston Hall and Community Hall (formerly Julius Silver Residence Center and Cafeteria), Marcel Breuer and Associates 1964 Photographs: Abigail McQuade Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Bronx Charter School for the Arts N.Y.C. Board of Education 950 Longfellow Avenue WXY Architecture 2004 Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Former Bronx Borough Court House Between E. 161st St.,Brook Ave., and Third Ave. Oscar Bluemner (with Michael Garvin and Max Hausel) 1905-1914 Photographs: Lehman College Art Gallery and David Bady Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website: http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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The Brook 455 East 148th Street at Brook Avenue Architect: Alexander Gorlin Architects General Contractor: Mountco Construction and Development Corp 2010 Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Bathgate Educational Campus N.Y.C. Board of Education 1595 Bathgate Avenue Architect and Structural Engineer: John Ciardullo Associates General Contractor: DeMatteis Construction 2006 Bronx Mott Hall High School; Validus Prepatory Academy; and Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Kingsbridge Armory 29 Kingsbridge Road, between Jerome and Reservoir Avenues Pilcher and Tachau 1912 Photographs: Kareema Hussein and Tom Stoelker Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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American Bank Note Company Between Lafayette Avenue, Tiffany Street, Garrison Avenue, and Barretto Street. Kirby, Petit, and Green, architects 1911 Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Andrew Freedman Home for Men and Women 1125 Grand Concourse (Between 166th and McClellan Streets) 1922-24, Joseph Henry Freedlander and Harry Allan Jacobs; wings, 1928-31, David Levy Photographs: Lehman College Art Gallery and Abigail McQuade Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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The Alhambra Gardens 750-760 Pelham Parkway South, between Holland and Wallace Avenues Springsteen and Goldhammer; Stefan S. Sajo 1928 Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Alderbrook Formerly Percy Pyne House, then Elie Nadelman House 4715 Independence Ave. S. of W. 248th St. West Side Architect unknown Ca. 1880 Photographs:  Tom Stoelker Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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East 180th Street Administration Building and 2/5 Lines Subway Entrance 481 Morris Park Avenue and 180th Street Fellheimer and Long, with Allen H. Stem 1912 Photographs: Metropolitan Transportation Authority State of New York and David Bady Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Fordham University Fordham Road between Webster Avenue and Kazimiroff Boulevard Rose Hill (now Administration Building), 1836-38; Alumni House, 1840; University Church (formerly St. John’s Church), 1845, William Roderigue; St. John’s Hall. ca. 1845, William Roderigue Photographs: Tom Stoelker Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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High Bridge (Harlem River Bridge; Aqueduct Bridge) Harlem River at West 170th Street, Bronx to High Bridge Park, Manhattan John B. Jervis, Chief Engineer 1839-1848 Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Villa Charlotte Bronte 2501 Palisade Avenue Riverdale New York Robert Gardner 1926 Photographs: Lehman College Art Gallery and Kareema Hussein Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Frederick and Frances Jay Van Cordlandt House Van Cortland Park East Side of Broadway between W. 242nd and W. 246th streets Architect unknown 1748-1749 Photographs: Kareema Hussein and Robert Swanson Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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The Bronx Museum of the Arts, North Building Grand Concourse, near 165th Street Arquitectonica / Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Laurinda Spear 2006 Photographs: The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Lehman College Art Gallery and © Norman McGrath, courtesy Arquitectonica Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/

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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum 895 Shore Road Pelham Bay Park Minard Lefever, architect (attributed) John Bolton, architect (attributed) 1836-1842; restored by Delano & Aldrich 1914 Photographs: Tom Stoelker and Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum Read about this and many other Bronx buildings in our Bronx Architecture website:  http://www.lehman.edu/arch/