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The Woolworth Building during the 2023 to 2025 facade restoration.

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

About

Jeremy Edwards

About

Jeremy Edwards

Founder, Landmark Stewardship Partners

Jeremy Edwards is the founder of Landmark Stewardship Partners, an independent facade and preservation consulting practice based in New York City. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture and a Master of Science in Sustainability from The City College of New York.

He directed the 2023 to 2025 facade restoration of the Woolworth Building (233 Broadway, Manhattan), a National Historic Landmark, across 57 scaffold drops with full owner-side construction administration. The project was featured in The Architect's Newspaper in November 2025.

His project experience includes buildings carrying National Historic Landmark, National Register of Historic Places, New York State Register, and New York City Landmark designations. Building types span historic commercial office, historic performing arts, adaptive reuse, historic multi-family residential, and historic mixed-use within designated districts. The practice is based in New York and accepts engagements nationally and internationally.

Selected Project Experience

Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway, Manhattan. National Historic Landmark. Facade restoration, 57 scaffold drops, owner-side construction administration. 2023 to 2025.

90 West Street, Manhattan. National Register of Historic Places, NYC Individual Landmark. Facade advisory. Cass Gilbert, 1907.

The Century, 25 Central Park West, Manhattan. NYC Individual Landmark, Contributing Property to Central Park West Historic District. Facade and envelope advisory. Irwin S. Chanin, 1931.

490 Broadway, Manhattan. Contributing Property, SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District (National Historic Landmark District). Facade advisory.

Shubert Theatre, 225 West 44th Street, Manhattan. NYC Individual Landmark, Exterior and Interior. Facade advisory. Henry Beaumont Herts, 1913.

Booth Theatre, 222 West 45th Street, Manhattan. NYC Individual Landmark, Exterior and Interior. Facade advisory. Henry Beaumont Herts, 1913.

Clients

Owners and Boards. Co-op and condo boards, family offices, REITs, asset managers, property managers, museums, cultural institutions, diplomatic and institutional property holders.

Real Estate and Development. Developers, investors, acquirers, historic tax credit sponsors, hotel asset teams.

Design and Construction Teams. Architects, engineers, facade consultants, construction managers, contractors, owner's representatives.

Scope of Practice

Landmark Stewardship Partners is an independent advisory and owner's-representation practice for facade, building-envelope, and historic-preservation work on landmark and complex existing buildings. The practice represents a single party in each engagement.

Landmark Stewardship Partners is not an engineering or architecture firm and does not provide services reserved to a licensed engineer, registered architect, or qualified inspector. Drawings, specifications, facade inspection filings, and landmark filings are prepared and signed by the licensed professional of record retained by the project; the practice advises and coordinates on the owner's behalf.

Press

The Architect's Newspaper, November 2025. Feature on the Woolworth Building facade restoration.

Education

Bachelor of Architecture, The City College of New York (CCNY)

Master of Science in Sustainability, The City College of New York (CCNY)

The first conversation is complimentary and runs about thirty minutes, by phone or video.