The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Kimmerle Group
Date
March 24, 2021
Building Pharma and Lab Spaces in New Jersey 2021–Adapting to Changing Needs
By Paul Newman, William Kimmerle
summary
Paul Newman and William Kimmerle of Kimmerle Newman Architects author a thought leadership piece for PharmExec.com on the ways that New Jersey can regain leadership in pharma by offering modern lab spaces for biotech and other lab-based growth companies.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
March 22, 2021
Protective Priority
By Matt Calo, P.E. and Huston Dawson, P.E., Thornton Tomasetti
summary
Security executives from Thornton Tomasetti explain in Retail & Restaurant Facility Business the ways that should be top priority as businesses turn to outdoor space due to ongoing indoor restrictions.
Client
View, Inc.
Date
March 17, 2021
View Smart Windows to Be Installed at Chicago O’Hare International Airport’s Terminal 5 Expansion
summary
View, Inc., the market leader in smart glass, announced its smart windows will be installed in the new 350,000-square-foot expansion of Terminal 5 at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. The expansion is part of O’Hare 21, an $8.5 billion project to modernize the airport with the goal of providing an efficient and comfortable passenger experience, with Terminal 5 serving as the new home for Delta Air Lines in Chicago.
Client
Populous
Date
March 16, 2021
March has never known a madness like this
By Rick Maese, Emily Giambalvo and Artur Galocha
summary
The Washington Post speaks with the magicians behind the scenes of this year’s NCAA March Madness tournament, including Marc Klein of Populous and Dan Gavitt, NCAA’s SVP of Basketball. This team has been responsible for condensing 14 sites into one and bringing 68 games together for 67 games in three weeks — an unprecedented, but exciting, logistical challenge.
Client
Jonathan Rose Companies
Date
March 16, 2021
CHA contract clears the way for $51 million affordable-housing deal
By Alby Gallun
summary
The Chicago Housing Authority board approved a contract to subsidize as many as 160 of 272 apartments at a low-income housing complex in University Village. The CHA reached the agreement with Jonathan Rose Cos., which plans to take over and renovate Barbara Jean Wright Court, a 27-building complex at 1354 S. Morgan Street. Jonathan Rose plans a major makeover that will include new roofs and HVAC systems and new kitchens and bathrooms in the apartments.
Client
Populous
Date
March 11, 2021
The Behind-The-Scenes Logistics Of Staging March Madness 2021
By Tim Newcomb
summary
Populous Principal Marc Klein and NCAA’s Director of Men’s Basketball LJ Wright spoke with reporter Tim Newcomb of Forbes for a feature on this year’s unique NCAA March Madness. This year, the tournament is more complex and unique than ever, with 7 competition courts. 4 team hotels. And 1 highly dialed-in convention center with 68 team rooms, 12 practice courts and 6 weight rooms. Read about the accuracy with which Populous and the NCAA have coordinated every last detail to keep the players and staff safe from COVID-19 and maintain the integrity of the event.
Client
Avison Young
Date
March 11, 2021
Charter School Inks Staten Island Ground Lease to Build Expansion
By Nicholas Rizzi
summary
The Hellenic Classical Charter School inked a ground lease with the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church for an empty parking lot on Staten Island to build a new expansion to its campus. HCCS plans to build a new 36,000-square-foot building on the site that will host classrooms, a gym, a library, and an auditorium for third to eighth-grade students.
Avison Young’s Martin Cottingham, Michael Gottlieb and Patrick Steffens represented HCCS in the deal. Holy Trinity had no brokers.
Client
EW Howell Construction Group
Date
March/April 2021
Iconic Conservatory Dome Constructed in 1902 Is Restored
summary
The NYBG Enid Haput Conservatory restoration project is featured in the “Inspiration” column of the March/April issue of Retrofit. The “inspiration” section is the last page of the magazine, meant to leave readers inspired. The piece details the restoration elements and project teams.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
March 2021
Super Fast, Super Tall
By Steve Witkowski and Darren Hartman
summary
At 1,401 feet tall, Manhattan’s One Vanderbilt is one of the tallest office buildings in the U.S. and sits above one of the busiest transit hubs in the world. So how was the project team able to complete the 77-story structure ahead of schedule and under budget? In this month’s cover story of American Institute of Steel Construction’s Modern Steel Construction magazine, Thornton Tomasetti Principal Steve Witkowski and Senior Principal Darren Hartman discuss the use of the firm’s Advanced Project Delivery™ services, including Tekla modeling and connection design, to accelerate the design, steel fabrication and erection processes.