Accomplishments:

Advanced two buildings from the beginning of design to completion, maintained drawings sets, managed the construction process of concrete and steel buildings

 Jacobs Building
Cost:                        $30,000,000
GSF:                        55,000 SF
Stories:                    8
Program:                 Academic, Gymnasium, Lab
Location:                 Brooklyn, New York

This development is a mixed-use building consisting of six academic floors and a recreation/ gymnasium complex for Polytechnic University in Brooklyn. The academic areas include two lecture halls, several multipurpose rooms, engineering and computer labs as well as wet-labs for the chemistry and biology.  Its L-shaped plan creates an landscaped courtyard above the gymnasium level.  The three-story atrium entry lobby located on Jay Street represents a new image and front door for the University. A glass curtain wall, precast concrete and metal panels are part of a design that creates a cohesive campus. 

Othmer Residence Hall
Cost:                        $50,000,000
GSF:                        80,000 SF
Stories:                    18
Program:                 Dormitory, Cafeteria
Location:                 Brooklyn, New York

This 400 bed development is the first dormitory on the Polytech Campus.  Open two-story lounges, situated on every other floor, provide for student interaction.  The student residences are designed at four person suites for freshmen and two person suites with kitchens for upper classmen.  A cafeteria provides common space for professors and students.  The glass curtain wall and pre-cast concrete paneled building has helped create a more cohesive campus environment.

New York Public Library

Cost:                       $80,000,000

GSF:                       20,000 SF

Stories:                   3

Program:                 Library, Conferences

Location:                Manhattan, New York

The infill structure in the open south courtyard of the Center for the Humanities Building on 42nd Street  in Bryant Park accommodates the Library's growing public education program as well as the administrative / staff support space. This South Court Building stands as a prominent modern addition to the Library yet also serves to enhance the original landmark building. The entire structure is sky lit, and the floor is set back from the existing stonewalls of the courtyard, revealing the facades to the public for the first time. The original foundation walls are exposed at the bottom of a glass staircase, which descends from the first floor to the auditorium.