The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
June 11, 2020
Security and Operational Priorities for Reopening Cultural Institutions
By Darrell Utt and Bill Edwards
summary
Darrell Utt and Bill Edwards of Thornton Tomasetti co-author a thought leadership piece that advises how security teams can be involved in issues like crowd control, enforcing hygiene and distancing policies, and encountering resistance to those policies—and what other museum professionals who might be dealing with these issues to a greater degree can learn before reopening.
Client
Jonathan Rose Companies
Date
June 2020
Rose Companies Plan “Communities of Opportunity” on West Coast
By Mark Fogarty
summary
Tax Credit Advisor published a profile on Jonathan Rose Companies and its recent expansion in the Bay Area and throughout the West Coast, as well as the launch of the new Rose Community Capital Impact Bridge Lending program for affordable housing preservation.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti, RAL
Date
June 9, 2020
New York City Construction Sites, Now Open, Adjust to New Realities
By Eydie Cubarrubia, Debra Rubin
summary
All non-essential construction sites have reopened in NYC after nearly three months, and those in the industry are treading carefully to build productivity amid new COVID-19 regulations. Spencer Levine of RAL Development, as well as Marguerite Pinto and Bill Edwards from Thornton Tomasetti spoke with ENR New York about managing the new normal on construction sites around the city.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
Spring 2020
The Vessel at Hudson Yards / Rockefeller University
summary
The Spring 2020 issue of Metals in Construction features several recent projects, including Rockefeller University and The Vessel at Hudson Yards. Thornton Tomasetti engineers and executives contribute project expertise accompanied by technical and completed images of each project.
Client
Jonathan Rose Companies
Date
June 3, 2020
Jonathan Rose partners on $83M MA multifamily deal
summary
The Schochet Companies and Jonathan Rose Companies have acquired Riverside Towers in Medford, MA, for $83.5 million. Financed through MassHousing, Riverside Towers is designated for occupancy by elderly and disabled residents. Of 200 units, 199 receive direct rent subsidy under a HUD Project-Based Section 8 HAP contract. Longer term plans include a significant investment in common area modernization, upgrades to dwelling units, and enhanced social services geared toward quality of life and health and wellness improvements for the community.
Date
May 2020
Affordability: The Most Valuable Amenity
By Bendix Anderson
summary
Lela Cirjakovic, an executive vice president at Waterton, talks with UNITs magazine about the most coveted amenity in multifamily today — and it’s not granite countertops. Relatively inexpensive rents may be the most valuable amenity that older apartments have to offer. Managers of such buildings carefully budget for capital expenditures to avoid deferred maintenance, keep their properties running smooth and avoid adding much to the cost of rent and utilities.
Client
Marx Realty
Date
May 28, 2020
Marx Realty Announces $24 Million Renovation Of 545 Madison Avenue In Midtown
summary
Marx Realty has announced an extensive renovation project at 545 Madison Avenue to modernize the Midtown NYC office building. Marx will overhaul the lobby, creation of pre-built tenant suites on the third and 14th floors, and the construction of 5,000 square feet of new amenity spaces.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
May 28, 2020
Thornton Tomasetti Project Is First Winery to Earn Living Building Certification
summary
Silver Oak Alexander Valley in Healdsburg, Calif. has become the first winery and one of just 25 buildings in the world to earn the Living Building Challenge (LBC) Sustainability Certification from the International Living Future Institute. Thornton Tomasetti provided sustainability services to Silver Oak for the winery’s production and administration facility and tasting room, which were completed in 2018.
Client
Kimmerle Newman Architects
Date
May 28, 2020
Kimmerle touts design, build-out of law firm’s new 35,000 sq. ft. office in Cranford
By Joshua Burd
summary
Kimmerle Group designed the new 35,000-SF headquarters at 20 Commerce Drive in Cranford, NJ for Lerner David, a law practice focused on intellectual property. It relocated to the property after nearly 50 years in Westfield. The company’s new home features modern design elements such as offices with full-height glass fronts and slider doors, allowing for natural light, along with high-end furniture and finishes selected by Kimmerle Newman Architects in tandem with the law firm.