Francis H. Kimball - Works After 1898

Works After 1898

• 111 Fifth Avenue (1904), a "21-sty limestone and brick office building, 41.3×264.5 and irregular," for $1,250,000.00.
• 513-515 West 161st Street (1905), a "3-sty brk and stone engine house", for the city of NY at a cost of $62,000.
• Kimball and Harry E. Donnell were the architects for the Brunswick Building, a 1906 Beaux-Arts building located on the site of the former Brunswick Hotel at 225 Fifth Avenue, on Madison Square Park (source: NYC Landmarks), now the Grand Madison
• Mills Buildings (1906), SE corner of Williams Street, an "11-sty brick and stone bank and office building" for the J & W Seligman & Co at a cost of $500,000.
• 111 Broadway (1906), SW corner of Broadway and Cedar St, a "21-sty brick and stone office building," for $3,000,000.00.
• the City Investing Building, a 26-story skyscraper built near to the Singer Tower, 56 Cortland Street, between Broadway and Church Street (1906–08; razed 1968)
• 37 Wall Street, commissioned for the Trust Company of America.
• 142 Liberty Street (1909), a "3-sty and basement brick and reinforced concrete store and loft building" for A. L. White and F. M. Hilton of 62 Cedard St, at a cost of $15,000.
• Broadway and 57th St, SE corner, a "9-sty and basement brick and concrete garage" for the "Island Realty Co (R. G. Babbage, 111 Broadway, is president); B. M. Fellows, 111 Broadway, secretary (l) A.T. Demarest Co." for $150,000.
• 66 57th St and Broadway (1909), a "9-sty and basement concrete and brick garage" for $175,000.
• Broadway and the SE corner of Astor Place (1910), a "2-sty brick and stone loft,slag roof, copper skylights, wire glass, copper cornices, terra cotta blocks, steam heat, doors fireproofed, metal sash and frames, fireproof trim, limestone" for $300,000.
• The Adams Express Buildings (1912), Nos. 57-61 Broadway and Nos. 33-41 Trinity Place, a 32-story office building for $2 million.