Restoration and refinishing of former courtroom paneling and architectural woodwork.





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site by Stefan Hepner

Oak Lounge (former courtroom) - Baruch College, New York City

Completion date: 10/05/94
Location: 137 E. 22 St.; NYC

Scope of Work/Nature of Work:
Restoration of ca. 1911 brown English quarter sawn oak molded raised panel and carved millwork in former Children's Court. Refinishing of all wood, Dutchman inlay of damaged or missing sections of moldings and carved elements, replacement of missing panels, reattachment of water-damaged panels. Fabrication of broken brass door hardware to match existing.

Building listed in National Reg. Of Hist. Places

Owner: Baruch College- City University of New York
Architect: Daniel Alter, formerly University Architect


	Building suffered from little and poor quality maintenance.
	The Oak Lounge was the Student Lounge for over 20 years; it looked more like the home to the Delta Psi Fraternity in the "Animal House".
		Single door restored

	Carving inlays to match original molding	Dutchman inlays to replace missing wood.



		View after restoration