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The Woolworth Building

Photo by Barrett Doherty Images for the October / November 2025 issue of The Architect's Newspaper

Featured in The Architect's Newspaper · Woolworth Building façade restoration, 2023 to 2025

Landmark
Stewardship
Partners

Independent, owner-side consulting on historic preservation, façade restoration and building enclosure, for owners, boards and managing agents.

Landmark Stewardship Partners provides independent, owner-side technical leadership on façade, building enclosure and historic preservation work, from investigation through construction and closeout. The practice is led by Jeremy Edwards, whose decade of New York façade and envelope work includes direction of the Woolworth Building restoration, a National Historic Landmark, across 57 suspended-scaffold drops with full owner-side construction administration.

Practice at a Glance

Exterior Examinations and Reports

Independent examination, analysis and condition documentation of building exteriors, delivered as owner-side reports across landmark and complex existing buildings.

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Exterior and Facade Rehabilitation

Owner-side coordination of facade rehabilitation projects, from rehabilitation strategy through bidding, construction representation and closeout. The licensed engineer or architect of record prepares the drawings and specifications.

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Roofing, Windows and Waterproofing

Independent advisory on roofing, fenestration and waterproofing scopes, including roof assemblies, parapets, cornices, flashings and the transitions where the roof meets the facade.

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Restoration of Unique and Historic Structures

Long-range advisory on landmark, prewar, museum, institutional and diplomatic buildings, including restoration stewardship, landmark commission coordination and designation strategy.

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Historic Preservation

Preservation planning, grant strategy, board advisory and climate compliance for owners of designated, contributing and culturally significant buildings.

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New Building Enclosure

Owner-side enclosure oversight on new construction, from performance criteria and system review through mockup, testing and turnover. The design team and facade consultant carry the design and specifications.

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Scaffold-height view of the Woolworth Building during the 2023–2025 restoration

Photo by Barrett Doherty Images for the October / November 2025 issue of The Architect's Newspaper

Client Types

Owners, boards, and the professionals around them.

  • For owners, boards, and asset managers

    Building exteriors stewarded across the life of the asset.

  • For architects of record

    Independent owner-side authority on landmark work.

  • For engineering firms

    Pre-design investigation and pre-cycle facade assessment.

  • For construction firms

    Pre-bid review, mockup observation, schedule oversight on the owner's behalf.

  • For real estate developers

    Pre-acquisition diligence, tax-credit consulting, designation strategy.

Shubert and Booth theatres on West 44th and 45th Streets

Shubert and Booth theatres on West 44th and 45th Streets.

Selected Experience

Theaters, towers, and historic landmarks.

Jeremy Edwards

The Practice

Jeremy Edwards leads the practice.

The practice is led by founder Jeremy Edwards, with a decade of New York facade and envelope work. Between 2023 and 2025, Jeremy directed the facade restoration of the Woolworth Building, a National Historic Landmark, across 57 scaffold drops with full owner-side construction administration. The work has been featured in The Architect's Newspaper.

“The practice sits on the owner's side at every decision point.”

Press

Featured in The Architect's Newspaper.

October / November 2025. Feature on the Woolworth Building facade restoration.

“He sees a new opportunity to bring facade maintenance into a broader climate conversation, especially in light of Local Law 97.”

The Architect's Newspaper

2 National Historic Landmarks · 6 NYC Individual Landmarks · A decade of facade and envelope work

The restored Gothic crown of the Woolworth Building above Lower Manhattan and the East River

Photo by Barrett Doherty Images for the October / November 2025 issue of The Architect's Newspaper

Begin a conversation

Engagements begin with a thirty-minute conversation and range from single-issue advisory to multi-month owner's representation.

The first conversation is complimentary.

About thirty minutes, by phone or video. Written proposals follow that conversation, matched to the work.