The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Ted Moudis Associates
Date
May 2, 2018
CPE Asks … About Renovation and Reconstruction
By Roxana Baiceanu
summary
Jeff Knoll, senior associate and design director at Ted Moudis Associates contributed to Commercial Property Executive’s “Executive Response.” Each month, CPE Asks… features insights from leading industry executives on a significant issue. This month we look at tenant requests for upgrades. Knoll says that clients often request exposed ceilings, thinking they are cost-saving. Clients that want a light, airy space with a high ceiling, and an industrial aesthetic, making the demand for exposed ceilings greater than ever.
Client
Jonathan Rose Companies
Date
May 2, 2018
Multifamily Developers Embrace Green Building
By Robyn A. Friedman
summary
Benefits like increased energy efficiency and cost savings, combined with heightened resident demand for sustainable features, are driving multifamily developers to go green. Jonathan Rose Companies is a developer leading the sustainable movement in New York City, incorporating Passive House standards in its Sendero Verde project in Harlem. Lauren Zullo, Rose’s sustainability director notes that green buildings have 20-50% utility savings over traditional buildings.
Client
Avison Young
Date
May 2, 2018
Bridge Investment Group Lends $120M for White Plains Redevelopment
By Liam La Guerre
summary
Avison Young’s New York Capital Markets Group has arranged a $120.3 million financing package for the acquisition and redevelopment of the Westchester Financial Center, a 571,000-square-foot office complex located at 50 Main Street and 1-11 Martine Avenue in White Plains, New York.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
April 2018
Invisible Forces
By Ellen Rogers
summary
Huston Dawson, P.E., a principal with Thornton Tomasetti’s Weidlinger Protective Design practice, talks with U.S Glass Magazine about protective glazing and the ways that it’s use has evolved. As buildings are designed for threat protection (natural and man-made), architects employ safe and secure structures that use glazing to provide natural light.
Client
Jona
Date
April 25, 2018
City plays matchmaker in affordable market to head off ‘predatory investors
By: Kyle Campbell
Client
Avison Young
Date
April 25, 2018
Bilingual School Lyceum Kennedy Retains Midtown East Campus
By: Liam La Guerre
summary
Avison Young’s Arthur Mirante, Martin Cottingham and Matthew Pynn represented the Lyceum Kennedy International School in its 12,708-square-foot renewal at 815 Second Avenue, where its Manhattan campus is currently located. The school offers bilingual education for students K-12.
Client
Madison Realty Capital
Date
April 24, 2018
NYC Developer Gets Loan for Condo Project in Glutted Miami Area
By Oshrat Carmiel
summary
Madison Realty Capital provided a $137 million construction loan to JDS Development Group for Monad Terrace, a new Miami Beach condo designed by renowned architect Jean Nouvel. Bloomberg reported on the story, which revealed that the loan from Madison is the area’s largest residential construction loan in the past year.
Client
The Marketing Directors
Date
April 19, 2018
Why Weehawken? Short commutes and NYC skyline views along the waterfront
By Michelle Colman
summary
Martin D. Brady, executive vice president of The Marketing Directors, describes Weehawken as having a “suburban feel to it even though it is directly across the river from Manhattan.” He continued: “Weehawken is a great little town nestled in the middle of the Gold Coast. It’s where the Gold Coast starts to mature a little.” 6sqft tells us why Weehawken has been twice-named the hottest real estate market in New Jersey.
Client
5 Columbus Circle
Date
April 18, 2018
Under Construction: 5 Columbus Circle is Going Back in Time
By: Liam La Guerre
summary
The owner of 5 Columbus Circle, a 21-story, 219,000 SF building is bringing the property back to its glory days, switching out the aluminum façade for cast stone. Five Columbus Circle was built in 1911 as the headquarters for the U.S. Rubber Company and was given landmark status in 2000. While the owners reclaim the historic feel of the exterior, the interior is receiving mechanical upgrades and new double-hung window frames.