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Cinema Earns Approval for HVAC Screening

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Adrian Allen, a member of the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center’s architectural team, shows renderings of the latest screening proposal for the cinema’s rooftop HVAC equipment to the Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board at the January 9 hearing, after which the board granted its approval. Cinema board chair April Gornik is visible in the background.

Adrian Allen, a member of the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center’s architectural team, shows renderings of the latest screening proposal for the cinema’s rooftop HVAC equipment to the Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board at the January 9 hearing, after which the board granted its approval. Cinema board chair April Gornik is visible in the background.

Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center attorney Christopher D. Kelley, left, with board chair April Gornik and landscape architect Edmund Hollander addressing the Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board at the January 9 hearing on its plan to relocate and screen HVAC equipment on the cinema roof.

Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center attorney Christopher D. Kelley, left, with board chair April Gornik and landscape architect Edmund Hollander addressing the Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board at the January 9 hearing on its plan to relocate and screen HVAC equipment on the cinema roof. Peter Boody photo

Peter Boody on Jan 13, 2020
Armed with a phalanx of professionals to present its case, the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center easily won approval for its plan to hide rooftop heating and air conditioning equipment... more

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