As the golf club’s first comprehensive improvement effort in recent years, the two-phase project modernized and enhanced the existing historic facilities.
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Vacant for more than 15 years, the six-story building has been transformed into a residence hall for nearly 160 students and features amenities that foster wellness and community.
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The $6.8-million project transformed two levels of the historic Warburg Mansion into a cohesive, modernized exhibition and education environment.
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The 137,000-sq-ft outpatient facility brings together advanced treatment technologies, comprehensive support services and thoughtfully designed clinical environments under one roof.
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The five-building, 130,000-sq-ft project supports Bard College’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2035 through highly efficient building systems
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The project advanced the 978,277-sq-ft, 17-story office building’s transition to electric-powered heating and cooling through water-source heat pumps and an ambient loop.
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A long underused portion of the Nostrand Playground in Brooklyn has been transformed into a vibrant 75,000-sq-ft civic destination for recreation, wellness, education and community engagement.
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Constructed on a fast-track 18-month schedule, the project team created a more functional and welcoming space for visitors, pilots and the community.
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Rather than applying a uniform strategy to replace the historic late-19th-century church’s deteriorated plaster assemblies, the team evaluated each surface condition individually and selected the least-invasive repair method appropriate to that area.
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Visitors to Van Cortlandt Park may not realize that nearly a third of New York City’s potable water supply is provided by a 290-million-gallon-per-day water treatment plant located approximately 300 ft below ground.
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