Stamford Post Office Building

Historic Preservation, Renovation and Adaptive Re-use

Stamford, CT. Completed in 2019.

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Stamford Post Office Building was originally completed in1919 in a style of Renaissance Palladian villa. It was expanded in 1939 and the addition closely followed the style and detailing of the original Building. The building functioned as a central Stamford post office until 2010. Recent renovations headed by Kalman include preserving all the exterior features on the Atlantic and Federal Streets and developing a new façade on the northern side of the building where the grade previously covered the lover level. The new uses of the interior spaces include office and retail spaces.

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The main stone Basilica with slate roof and magnificent stenciled glass windows was erected circa 1868 and a Victorian Style Rectory was added shortly after. The church is owned by Unitarian Universalist Society and is functioning as a home for several congregations, as well as a concert hall.

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