Close-up of a decorative brick building facade with a stone plaque and carved details, above two sets of windows.

White’s Livery | Buffalo

Architect: Stieglitz Snyder Architecture

Owner: West Side Neighborhood Housing Services

Project Start: October 2011

Project Completion: June 2014

Budget: $3.5M

Savarino served as Developer and Design-Builder for this 14-unit apartment project at 430 Jersey Street in Buffalo’s Cottage District.  The project included the adaptive reuse of the remnants of the former White’s Livery, a historic and iconic neighborhood structure. 

The three-story building also featured enclosed first-floor parking. 

Project funding was provided through HUD, the Federal Home Loan Bank, New York State Homes and Community Renewal, and the City of Buffalo.

White's Livery underwent an adaptive reuse of its historic red brick building in Buffalo, NY.
White's Livery underwent an adaptive reuse of its historic red brick building in Buffalo, NY. Here we see it with banner advertising 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent, labeled "White's Livery Apartments."
White's Livery is undergoing a little maintenance on a sunny day.
A red brick multi-story building with arched and rectangular windows, a white garage door, and a small tree in front.
Close-up of a decorative stone plaque on the brick exterior of a building with windows above.
Brick building with arched windows and a garage door, shaded by trees, with a landscaped area featuring small bushes, flowers, and a park bench.