Plans for 1569 Niagara were revised

Neighborhood Health WNY has reconsidered its plans renovated to Niagara Street, 1569. Following a return from the District Appeals Council, plans now require a lobby in front of Niagara Street that leads to a foyer on the north side of the building and along with more transparency. The existing building will be doubled with a parking lot on the south side of the building and behind it on West Avenue with a parking lot.

The warehouse / warehouse was renovated and added to the new health facility for the neighborhood health care. Outpatient services include family and internal medicine, pediatrics, OBGYN, dentistry, and various community health programs, including behavioral, dietary, and social health.

From the description of the revised project:

The current building is a two-story building, 12,000 sq.m., brick and block, and our plan is to add two floors of 13,128 sq.m. along with the existing facility.

Our plan for the existing façade is to clean all the existing paints, reveal the existing brick, the point of adhesion and repair, as well as the existing brick. We plan to fill the window openings and adhere to the existing neighborhood with color and integrity. Our addition will consist of bricks and metal panels to complete the existing brick building. We respectfully increased our transparency on the top floor and floor. Currently the ground floor and top layer transparency are> 40%. Now our plan is to have a front door on Niagara Street where this item was presented at the Presidential Public Hearing, and we have been considering the issue ever since, and we are confident that the updated street section meets the requirements of the green code.

The project team includes Kirst Construction, Colby Development and LaBella Associates.

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