Commercial

Jones Beach Theater

The design of a new free standing box office structure sympathetic to the architectural Art Deco style of the existing theater complex at the Wantagh Long Island venue. Previously the theatre had been enlarged in 1992 with a second level of seating increasing the capacity to 11,200 seats, and then again in 1998 increasing the capacity to 15,000 seats. The enlarged capacity created the need for a more extensive box office operated by concert promoter Ron Delsener. The project included the complete interior renovation of the back stage stars dressing suites and green room.

KEY TASKS:
Developing a custom signage concept that reinforced the venue identity while integrating logo and signage identifying the theater’s corporate sponsor. Coordinating and negotiating between the operator, Clear Channel Entertainment, and the Landlord, The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Performing enhanced construction administration services during demolition of the old structure and erection of the new building. Specifying, purchasing, tracking and overseeing the installation of the interior FF&E package on a fast track basis.

The Glen Cove Ferry Terminal

New ferry terminal facility for the City of Glen Cove designed to complement the surrounding residential community under development. A key element in attracting new residents to this expansion of the City Center towards the harbor is the new convenient high speed commuter ferry service to various destinations in New York City. Hidden and strategically located extra structure and wall panel knock-outs to allow for future expansion and the inclusion of a new restaurant.

KEY TASKS:
Analyzed, revised and completed Construction Documents from a previous design team.
Adapted the design within the approved DOT footprint where the pilings and grade beam foundation had been installed several years prior included re-design of the skin of the building using a light weight metal panel system. Produced an inviting interior design and finish package to augment the new building design. Updated and revised the lighting package to meet New York State Energy Codes. Redesigned and value engineered the steel framing system

BASE Entertainment Corporate Headquarters

The design and installation of a new 3,500sf corporate headquarters in New York City for a top tier entertainment company with branch offices in Las Vegas, Singapore, Houston and Los Angeles. BASE Entertainment develops, produces and presents live entertainment around the world. The new office space design reinforced the core values of the company while expanding the brand’s identity in built form.

KEY TASKS:
Assisting BASE Entertainment in their brand development by creating a design aesthetic that evoked theatricality and creativity and featured integrated displays of current and upcoming shows and events. Specifying, ordering, purchasing and assisting in the coordination and installation of all FF&E. Working on a fast track schedule with a tight budget and delivering the project ready for occupancy on time and on schedule. Sourcing and directing specialty fabricators for custom glazed wall, custom lighting fixtures and custom furnishings.

Block 22

Concept and architectural services to craft a new boutique wine store brand, offering “small production batch” wines that are not available elsewhere.

Key Tasks:
Assisting the owner and interior designer in developing an edgy industrial aesthetic & exploring innovative storage, display, and lighting opportunities.

Temple Magen David

Interior renovation of an existing New Jersey Synagogue entry hall, sanctuary  and event spaces for RAM catering.

Key Tasks:
Interior design package included custom designed and fabricated lighting and carpeting and new folding door configuration to better utilize the spaces for different types of functions.

Canadian Niagara

Project for Canadian Niagara Hotels Inc. to link together multiple hotels, restaurants and a casino in an interstitial lot.

Key Tasks:
Develop a new suite of entertainment venues, nestled between existing hospitality structures that provides an interior pedestrian access-way linking Clifton Hill and Falls Avenue.

Huntington Medical Group

Developed and oversaw design and construction of multiple medical suites in this sprawling regional medical complex over a period of 10 years including the cardiology suite, the oncology suite and the C-arm imaging suite.