Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy (SAR Academy)
A school built into Arturo Toscanini's former estate — and challenged in court while it was going up.
From Rita’s list

No building photograph is currently assigned.
Why this project matters
- Project identity
- Verified
- Kelly connection
- Documented
- Masonry scope
- Documented
Rita’s list

Transcription: Riverdale Academy — 1973
Recorded by Rita Bartscherer · Bartscherer family record
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“Riverdale Academy — 1973”
The construction dispute was active in 1973; SAR's original building was formally dedicated on June 23, 1974.
A superb card: a modern block-masonry school was built into Toscanini's former hillside estate while neighbors fought the construction in court.
SAR bought the former Arturo Toscanini estate in 1968. Court records show a lawsuit over construction of the proposed school building in 1973, and the completed academy opened in 1974. Joseph's 1973 entry therefore matches the active construction/legal phase exactly. SAR's 50th-anniversary history states that the original building was formally dedicated on June 23, 1974, after the construction period reflected by Rita's 1973 entry.
Research pass v1.2 — Verified. | v3.6.12 history upgrade: original SAR building formally dedicated June 23, 1974.
What Kelly did here
Documented
Documented
Block masonry wall surfacing — the visible buff-colored block wall system of the Salanter-Akiba-Riverdale Academy.
The construction team
- 01Architect
Caudill, Rowlett, Scott Associates
- 02Masonry
Kelly Masonry
What happened to it
Still standing
Construction active 1973; formal dedication June 23, 1974
Sources
5 citedOpen →
- 01lehman.edu
Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy
- 02case-law.vlex.com
hillside property owners ass 887438461
- 03en.wikipedia.org
Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy
- 04usmodernist.org
PA 1975 12
- 05sar50celebration.org
a school with no walls
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