35-33 86th Street
Jackson Heights | built 1992
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1927
A Charles Stidolph house stands on the site of today's 35-33 86th Street
Before the present pair of houses, this lot held one of twelve single-family houses that Queens architect Charles Stidolph designed for the east side of 86th Street, built in 1927. The two attached houses at 35-33 and 35-35 replaced a single one of those twelve. The 1993 designation report placed the pair among three similar groups of new houses on this block.
- 1992
Acapulco Realty Corp. completes 35-33 86th Street, one of a Post-Modern pair
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No. 35-33 and its twin at 35-35 are four-story brick houses designed by Fakler/Eliason Associates for the developer Acapulco Realty Corp. Filed in 1987, they were finished in 1992, when their certificate of occupancy was issued. Each facade has red brick, a blind arch on the top floor and a pediment at the roofline, with a garage entrance at street level.
- 1993
The Landmarks Commission faults the 1980s houses that replaced 86th Street's razed homes
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In its 1993 report designating the Jackson Heights Historic District, the Landmarks Preservation Commission recorded that several private houses on this block of 86th Street, from 35th to 37th Avenue, were torn down in the 1980s. It wrote that the attached houses built in their place met the zoning rules of the day but kept few of the features that set the demolished houses apart.
“A number of private houses on 86th Street between 35th and 37th Avenues were razed; the new attached houses erected on the sites…”
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