COMMERCIAL / INSTITUTIONAL

Lincoln Center for Performing Arts
– New York, NY
Rehabilitation of Damrosh Park and the entire below grade drainage system of the plaza and common areas.

Catholic Charities Nursing Facility
– Brooklyn, NY
New 12-story, 80,000 SF nursing facility in Coney Island.

Universal Studio’s MCA
– New York, NY
Fabrication and erection of a three-dimensional billboard of Michael J. Fox’s head with special effects in Times Square for shooting of the movie “The Hard Way”.

Goldman Sachs Office Tower,
– 30 Hudson, Jersey City, NJ
2.1 Million SF office tower. Managed the design, procurement, and construction of numerous trades. Presently, this 42-story office tower is the tallest building in New Jersey.

United States Courthouse at
Foley Square
– New York, NY
Construction of a 27-story, one million SF steel structure, stone/glass panelized clad building. Consists of major city utility lines relocation.

Noticias Del Mundo
– Long Island City, NY
$45 million printing plant for Unification Church. Other publishing included the insight magazine and the Washington Post.

Morgan Stanley Head Quarters Upgrade
– New York , NY
$75 million installation of a corporate - wide telecommunication center and base building upgrade. Included the installation of UPS power system, emergency generator power system, chiller plant expansion, corporate dining facility and state-of-the-art telecommunications facility.

Gotham Plaza
– New York, NY
Located on 125th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues this 120,000 square-feet, three story structure serves as a commercial and retail space. The New York City Department of Motor Vehicles occupies the third floor. In addition, an underground garage and out-door parking lot in the rear of the building offers the convenience of off-street parking.

Michigan Plaza
– Chicago, IL
Located in the heart of the city¹s East Loop office market, Michigan Plaza is located at 205 and 225 North Michigan Avenue within Illinois Center, one of the largest mixed-use developments in the country. This institutional-quality office property consists of two connected buildings with a combined total in excess of 1.9 million square feet ­ 205 North Michigan Avenue stands 44 stories high and offers approximately 969,500 net rentable square feet, and 225 North Michigan Avenue offers 25 floors with approximately 963,000 of net rentable square feet.  The property is enjoying exceptional leasing velocity due to its prominent location and amenities offered.

Hedwig Village
– Houston, Texas
A 227,000 SF neighborhood shopping center located in Houston Texas. Originally constructed in 1969, Hedwig Village Center, located on the south feeder road of Interstate-10, abutting the prestigious and upscale Memorial Villages, was originally developed as a Target anchored shopping center. Expanded several times and eventually redeveloped in 2005 by LEVCOR, Hedwig Village is one of the newest and highest quality retail centers in all of Houston. This institutional quality retail shopping center is currently 92% occupied and features an impressive mix of tenants, including such national, regional, and local companies as Marshall’s, OfficeMax, Elegant Outdoors, Pier 1 Imports, Dress Barn, Mattress Firm, Wachovia Bank, and Verizon.

Barclay’s Arena and Surrounding Commercial and Residential Buildings
– Brooklyn, New York
20,000 seat arena designed by Frank Gehry, using BIM design throughout, 3 high rise residential buildings and 1 high rise commercial building integrated into 3 block complex. Challenging site with MTA and LIRR tunnels bordering 2 sides, new access to subway station also integrated in complex. Re-routing of major city infrastructure and high level security measures incorporated at perimeter. State of the art materials and systems throughout, Frank Gehry style BIM generated façade, innovative seating design using curved stadia, Multi discipline multi use interior, hospitality, commercial, managerial, and retail use. Blast and high security measures integrated into design.

Value: $1,200,000,000
Architect: Frank Gehry & Associates

Kings County Supreme and Family Courthouse
– Brooklyn, New York
330 Jay Street has been designed to be an integral part of the MetroTech Center complex and responds to the context of downtown Brooklyn. Rising 473 feet high, 330 Jay Street consists of 32 stories (including two stories that house the building's mechanical equipment). The below grade parking and floors 1 through 25 are occupied by the Supreme and Family courts and associated City and State agencies. The remaining floors (26 through 30) serve as commercial office space. The ground floor of 330 Jay Street has three separate entrance lobbies, one each for Family Court and Supreme Court and a third lobby serving the commercial office space.

Opened: 2005
Size: 1,100,000 square feet
Value: $600,000,000
Architect: Perkins Eastman