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		<title>International Gem Tower</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Mar 2015 13:57:35 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A faceted façade, creative cantilever and tightly spaced top define the structural system of Manhattan’s new center of trade for diamonds, gems and jewelry.</p>
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<p>A faceted façade, creative cantilever and tightly spaced top define the structural system of Manhattan’s new center of trade for diamonds, gems and jewelry.</p>
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		<title>510 Madison</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Aug 2012 22:37:35 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Some bold moves resulted in a minimal column-free interior for a high-end high rise on Madison Avenue.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>510 Madison Ave.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Owner: <strong>Boston Properties</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Developer: <strong>Macklowe Properties</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Architect: <strong>Moed de Armas &#38; Shannon</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Architect of Record: <strong>SLCE Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Gilsanz Murray Steficek</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>I.M. Robbins</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Tishman Construction Corp.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>Gilsanz Murray Steficek</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Falcon Steel, Co., Inc.</strong> <em>Wilmington, DE</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <strong>Permasteelisa North America</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Tower Installation LLC</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em><br />
Metal Deck Erector: <strong>Falcon Steel Co., Inc.</strong> <em>Wilmington, DE</em></p>
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<p>Some bold moves resulted in a minimal column-free interior for a high-end high rise on Madison Avenue.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>510 Madison Ave.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Owner: <strong>Boston Properties</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Developer: <strong>Macklowe Properties</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Architect: <strong>Moed de Armas &amp; Shannon</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Architect of Record: <strong>SLCE Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Gilsanz Murray Steficek</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>I.M. Robbins</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Tishman Construction Corp.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>Gilsanz Murray Steficek</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Falcon Steel, Co., Inc.</strong> <em>Wilmington, DE</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <strong>Permasteelisa North America</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Tower Installation LLC</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em><br />
Metal Deck Erector: <strong>Falcon Steel Co., Inc.</strong> <em>Wilmington, DE</em></p>
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		<title>Pall Corporation Headquarters</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Jul 2011 17:13:55 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>At the fluid management company’s new campus, expansive curtain walls enhance wayfinding and energy efficiency.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>25 Harbor Park Drive</strong> <em>Port Washington, NY</em> <br />
Owner: <strong>Pall Corporation Port</strong> <em>Washington, NY</em> <br />
Architect: <strong>Spector Group Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Office of James Ruderman</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Lizardos Engineering Associates, PC</strong> <em>Mineola, NY</em> <br />
Construction Manager: <strong>JT Magen &#38; Company Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Piermount Iron Works</strong> <em>Wayne, NJ</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <strong>Piermount Iron Works</strong> <em>Wayne, NJ</em> <br />
Architectural Metal Erector: <strong>Egan Architectural Metal &#38; Glass</strong> <em>Yonkers, NY</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Egan Architectural Metal &#38; Glass</strong> <em>Yonkers, NY</em> </p>
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<p>At the fluid management company’s new campus, expansive curtain walls enhance wayfinding and energy efficiency.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>25 Harbor Park Drive</strong> <em>Port Washington, NY</em> <br />
Owner: <strong>Pall Corporation Port</strong> <em>Washington, NY</em> <br />
Architect: <strong>Spector Group Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Office of James Ruderman</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Lizardos Engineering Associates, PC</strong> <em>Mineola, NY</em> <br />
Construction Manager: <strong>JT Magen &amp; Company Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Piermount Iron Works</strong> <em>Wayne, NJ</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <strong>Piermount Iron Works</strong> <em>Wayne, NJ</em> <br />
Architectural Metal Erector: <strong>Egan Architectural Metal &amp; Glass</strong> <em>Yonkers, NY</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Egan Architectural Metal &amp; Glass</strong> <em>Yonkers, NY</em> </p>
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		<title>Gateway Center at Bronx Terminal Market</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:46:07 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Location: <strong>851 Grand Concourse</strong> <em>Bronx, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>Related Companies</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Project Design/Project Architect: <strong>BBG-BBGM Architects</strong> &#60;br/&#62;<em>New York, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Master Planner/Retail Design: <strong>GreenbergFarrow</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Structural Engineers: <strong>Axis Design Group</strong> <em>Newark, NJ</em>; <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>; <strong>LZA Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Glickman Engineers</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Plaza Construction</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>AFI Glass &#38; Architectural Metal, Inc.</strong> <em>Poughkeepsie, NY</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Structural Steel Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Weir Welding</strong> <em>Carlstadt, NJ</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <strong>FMB</strong> <em>Harrison, NJ</em> &#60;br/&#62;<br />
Ornamental Metal Erector: <strong>FMB</strong> <em>Harrison, NJ</em> &#60;br/&#62;</p>
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<p>Location: <strong>851 Grand Concourse</strong> <em>Bronx, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>Related Companies</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Project Design/Project Architect: <strong>BBG-BBGM Architects</strong> &lt;br/&gt;<em>New York, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Master Planner/Retail Design: <strong>GreenbergFarrow</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Structural Engineers: <strong>Axis Design Group</strong> <em>Newark, NJ</em>; <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>; <strong>LZA Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Glickman Engineers</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Plaza Construction</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>AFI Glass &amp; Architectural Metal, Inc.</strong> <em>Poughkeepsie, NY</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Structural Steel Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Weir Welding</strong> <em>Carlstadt, NJ</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <strong>FMB</strong> <em>Harrison, NJ</em> &lt;br/&gt;<br />
Ornamental Metal Erector: <strong>FMB</strong> <em>Harrison, NJ</em> &lt;br/&gt;</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>From the inside out, renovation of the Toy Center building gives new life to the landmarked icon.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>200 Fifth Avenue</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Owner and Developer: <strong>L&#38;L Holding Company</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Architect: <strong>Studios Architecture</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>FMC Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Project Manager: <strong>Gardner &#38; Theobald</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Structure Tone Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Empire City Iron Works</strong><br />  <em>Long Island City, NY</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Transcontinental Contracting</strong> <em>Newark, NJ</em> <br />
Architectural and Ornamental Metal Fabricator and Erector: <strong>A-Val Architectural Metal Corp.</strong> <em>Mount Vernon, NY</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Genetech Building Systems Inc.</strong><br />  <em>Staten Island, NY</em> </p>
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<p>From the inside out, renovation of the Toy Center building gives new life to the landmarked icon.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>200 Fifth Avenue</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Owner and Developer: <strong>L&amp;L Holding Company</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Architect: <strong>Studios Architecture</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>FMC Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Project Manager: <strong>Gardner &amp; Theobald</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Structure Tone Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Empire City Iron Works</strong><br />  <em>Long Island City, NY</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Transcontinental Contracting</strong> <em>Newark, NJ</em> <br />
Architectural and Ornamental Metal Fabricator and Erector: <strong>A-Val Architectural Metal Corp.</strong> <em>Mount Vernon, NY</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Genetech Building Systems Inc.</strong><br />  <em>Staten Island, NY</em> </p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>One Bryant Park is not only a symbol of LEED excellence, but also of the highest standards in engineering and technology. With the goal of maintaining a connection to nature while incorporating the latest security systems, Cook + Fox Architects customized blackened stainless steel for the lobby&#8217;s interiors, marking a transition from the cooler stainless steel and aluminum used in the building&#8217;s more public spaces to the warmer, richer finishes of its inner core.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>1 Bryant Park</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>Bank of America at One Bryant Park, LLC</strong>, a joint venture<br />
between The Durst Organization and Bank of America <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Architect: <strong>Cook + Fox Architects LLP</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Executive Architect: <strong>Adamson Associates Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Severud Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Jaros, Baum &#38; Bolles</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Tishman Construction Corp.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Exterior Wall Consultant: <strong>Israel Berger &#38; Associates, Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Fabricator: <strong>Owen Steel Company, Inc.</strong> <em>Columbia, SC</em><br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Cornell &#38; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator: <strong>A-Val Architectural Metal Corp.</strong> <em>Mount Vernon, NY</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <strong>Empire City Iron Works</strong> <em>Long Island City, NY</em> <br />
Architectural Metal Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Melto Metal Products</strong> <em>Freeport, NY</em> <br />
Ornamental Metal Fabricators and Erectors: <strong>Allied Bronze</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>;<br />
<strong>Tower Installation, LLC</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <strong>Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies, Ltd.</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Tower Installation, LLC</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Metal Deck Erector: <strong>Cornell &#38; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em> </p>
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<p>One Bryant Park is not only a symbol of LEED excellence, but also of the highest standards in engineering and technology. With the goal of maintaining a connection to nature while incorporating the latest security systems, Cook + Fox Architects customized blackened stainless steel for the lobby&#8217;s interiors, marking a transition from the cooler stainless steel and aluminum used in the building&#8217;s more public spaces to the warmer, richer finishes of its inner core.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>1 Bryant Park</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>Bank of America at One Bryant Park, LLC</strong>, a joint venture<br />
between The Durst Organization and Bank of America <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Architect: <strong>Cook + Fox Architects LLP</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Executive Architect: <strong>Adamson Associates Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Severud Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Jaros, Baum &amp; Bolles</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Tishman Construction Corp.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Exterior Wall Consultant: <strong>Israel Berger &amp; Associates, Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Steel Fabricator: <strong>Owen Steel Company, Inc.</strong> <em>Columbia, SC</em><br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Cornell &amp; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator: <strong>A-Val Architectural Metal Corp.</strong> <em>Mount Vernon, NY</em> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <strong>Empire City Iron Works</strong> <em>Long Island City, NY</em> <br />
Architectural Metal Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Melto Metal Products</strong> <em>Freeport, NY</em> <br />
Ornamental Metal Fabricators and Erectors: <strong>Allied Bronze</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>;<br />
<strong>Tower Installation, LLC</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <strong>Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies, Ltd.</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Tower Installation, LLC</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em> <br />
Metal Deck Erector: <strong>Cornell &amp; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em> </p>
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		<title>Rego Park II</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 15 Jul 2009 18:02:36 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>One of New York City&#8217;s first attempts to arrange big-box retail into a vertical format, Rego Park II occupies the equivalent of three to four Manhattan blocks with three floors of retail space, a residential tower, and a five-level car garage. Key to the design&#8217;s mixed-use &#8220;Main Street&#8221; feeling is a structural steel design that allows tenants to customize their spaces while remaining unified by pedestrian platforms and bridges that crisscross an open-air galleria.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>Junction Blvd. and Queens Blvd.</strong> <em>Queens, NY</em><br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>Alexander’s of Rego Park II, Inc.</strong> <em>Saddle Brook, New Jersey</em><br />
Design Architect: <strong>Ehrenkrantz Eckstut &#38; Kuhn Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Architects of Record: <strong>Greenberg Farrow</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>;<br />
<strong>SLCE Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Severud Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>  <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>AKF Engineers</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Bovis Lend Lease</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Steel Fabricator: <strong>Owen Steel Company</strong> <em>Columbia, SC</em><br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>A.J. McNulty &#38; Company</strong> <em>Maspeth, NY</em><br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Post Road Iron Works</strong> <em>Greenwich, CT</em></p>
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<p>One of New York City&#8217;s first attempts to arrange big-box retail into a vertical format, Rego Park II occupies the equivalent of three to four Manhattan blocks with three floors of retail space, a residential tower, and a five-level car garage. Key to the design&#8217;s mixed-use &#8220;Main Street&#8221; feeling is a structural steel design that allows tenants to customize their spaces while remaining unified by pedestrian platforms and bridges that crisscross an open-air galleria.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>Junction Blvd. and Queens Blvd.</strong> <em>Queens, NY</em><br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>Alexander’s of Rego Park II, Inc.</strong> <em>Saddle Brook, New Jersey</em><br />
Design Architect: <strong>Ehrenkrantz Eckstut &amp; Kuhn Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Architects of Record: <strong>Greenberg Farrow</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>;<br />
<strong>SLCE Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em> <br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Severud Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em>  <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>AKF Engineers</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Bovis Lend Lease</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Steel Fabricator: <strong>Owen Steel Company</strong> <em>Columbia, SC</em><br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>A.J. McNulty &amp; Company</strong> <em>Maspeth, NY</em><br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator and Erector: <strong>Post Road Iron Works</strong> <em>Greenwich, CT</em></p>
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		<title>Eleven Times Square</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 15 Jul 2009 17:19:33 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>One of the final pieces in the Times Square redevelopment project, Eleven Times Square will add 1.1 million square feet of office space to the 24-hour environment in which business and entertainment converge. The building itself is home to another sort of intersection; its cantilevered steel frame takes advantage of an oddly shaped site to offer rare column-free corner views and flexible, LEED Gold-targeted tenant space suitable to a range of uses.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>Eighth Avenue and 42nd Street</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>SJP Properties</strong> <em>Parsippany, NJ</em><br />
Architect: <strong>FXFowle Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Cosentini Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Plaza Construction</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>Heitmann &#38; Associates, Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Steel Fabricator: <strong>Cives Steel Company</strong> <em>Gouverneur, NY</em><br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Cornell &#38; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em><br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <strong>Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies, Ltd.</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em><br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Tower Erectors</strong> <em>Clinton, NJ</em><br />
Metal Deck Erector: <strong>Cornell &#38; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em></p>
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<p>One of the final pieces in the Times Square redevelopment project, Eleven Times Square will add 1.1 million square feet of office space to the 24-hour environment in which business and entertainment converge. The building itself is home to another sort of intersection; its cantilevered steel frame takes advantage of an oddly shaped site to offer rare column-free corner views and flexible, LEED Gold-targeted tenant space suitable to a range of uses.</p>
<p>Location: <strong>Eighth Avenue and 42nd Street</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Owner/Developer: <strong>SJP Properties</strong> <em>Parsippany, NJ</em><br />
Architect: <strong>FXFowle Architects</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Engineer: <strong>Thornton Tomasetti</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Mechanical Engineer: <strong>Cosentini Associates</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Construction Manager: <strong>Plaza Construction</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <strong>Heitmann &amp; Associates, Inc.</strong> <em>New York, NY</em><br />
Structural Steel Fabricator: <strong>Cives Steel Company</strong> <em>Gouverneur, NY</em><br />
Structural Steel Erector: <strong>Cornell &amp; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em><br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <strong>Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies, Ltd.</strong> <em>Windsor, CT</em><br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <strong>Tower Erectors</strong> <em>Clinton, NJ</em><br />
Metal Deck Erector: <strong>Cornell &amp; Company</strong> <em>Woodbury, NJ</em></p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>When Bank of America commissioned Gensler to design a staircase uniting its trading floors at One Bryant Park, the architects knew that the design would represent the bank&#8217;s brand in addition to streamlining the flow of traffic between trading rooms. Erected after the building&#8217;s steel superstructure was in place, the exposed steel and glass staircase left no room for mistakes. As a result of the well-coordinated design and construction process, the illuminated structure now helps the bank stand out from neighboring corporate office buildings.</p>
<p>Location: <b>1 Bryant Park</b> <i>New York, NY</i><br />
Owner: <b>Bank of America at One Bryant Park, LLC</b>, a joint venture between The Durst Organization and Bank of America, <i>New York, NY</i><br />
Stair Design: <b>Gensler</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Architect: <b>Cook + Fox Architects, LLP</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Executive Architect: <b>Adamson Associates Architects</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Structural Engineer: <b>Severud Associates</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <b>Jaros, Baum &#38; Bolles</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
General Contractor: <b>Tishman Construction Corp.</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Interior Fit-Out Construction Manager: <b>Structure Tone Inc.</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <b>Israel Berger &#38; Associates, Inc.</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Structural Steel Erector: <b>Cornell &#38; Company</b> <i>Woodbury, NJ</i> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator: <b>A-Val Architectural Metal Corporation</b> <i>Mount Vernon, NY</i> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <b>Empire City Iron Works</b> <i>Long Island City, NY</i> <br />
Ornamental Metal Erector: <b>Melto Metal Products</b> <i>Freeport, NY</i> <br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <b>Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies, Ltd.</b> <i>Windsor, CT</i><br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <b>Tower Erectors</b> <i>Clinton, NJ</i><br />
Metal Deck Erector: <b>Cornell &#38; Company</b> <i>Woodbury, NJ</i></p>
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<p>When Bank of America commissioned Gensler to design a staircase uniting its trading floors at One Bryant Park, the architects knew that the design would represent the bank&#8217;s brand in addition to streamlining the flow of traffic between trading rooms. Erected after the building&#8217;s steel superstructure was in place, the exposed steel and glass staircase left no room for mistakes. As a result of the well-coordinated design and construction process, the illuminated structure now helps the bank stand out from neighboring corporate office buildings.</p>
<p>Location: <b>1 Bryant Park</b> <i>New York, NY</i><br />
Owner: <b>Bank of America at One Bryant Park, LLC</b>, a joint venture between The Durst Organization and Bank of America, <i>New York, NY</i><br />
Stair Design: <b>Gensler</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Architect: <b>Cook + Fox Architects, LLP</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Executive Architect: <b>Adamson Associates Architects</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Structural Engineer: <b>Severud Associates</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Mechanical Engineer: <b>Jaros, Baum &amp; Bolles</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
General Contractor: <b>Tishman Construction Corp.</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Interior Fit-Out Construction Manager: <b>Structure Tone Inc.</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Curtain Wall Consultant: <b>Israel Berger &amp; Associates, Inc.</b> <i>New York, NY</i> <br />
Structural Steel Erector: <b>Cornell &amp; Company</b> <i>Woodbury, NJ</i> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Fabricator: <b>A-Val Architectural Metal Corporation</b> <i>Mount Vernon, NY</i> <br />
Miscellaneous Iron Erector: <b>Empire City Iron Works</b> <i>Long Island City, NY</i> <br />
Ornamental Metal Erector: <b>Melto Metal Products</b> <i>Freeport, NY</i> <br />
Curtain Wall Fabricator: <b>Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies, Ltd.</b> <i>Windsor, CT</i><br />
Curtain Wall Erector: <b>Tower Erectors</b> <i>Clinton, NJ</i><br />
Metal Deck Erector: <b>Cornell &amp; Company</b> <i>Woodbury, NJ</i></p>
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