Originally built in 1924, this 1,700 seat theatre is one of Manhattan’s historical landmarks.  The theatre was entirely renovated, including lobby entrance, ticket offices, public areas and theatre house and stage.

This full service commercial real estate law firm features interior office renovation consisting of three-client conference areas with video conferencing amenities, administrative offices, partner’s offices, law library and cafeteria. These offices are customized with Architectural lighting with built in millwork.

Impressive interior office space completed for the Kuwait Government includes an interconnecting stairway and extensive woodwork.

This executive office and residential building consists of two existing structures which were intergraded for a single user.  The project required extensive structural modifications inclusive of high-end interior furnishings.

Headquarters to the Newmont Mining Company, these elegant offices include multiple floors, board rooms, executive and administrative offices.

This neighborhood parish church is located on Madison Avenue at 71st Street in New York City.  The church underwent extensive renovation with careful attention to detail.

This brownstone located on the east side of Manhattan was commissioned by the Mexican Government.  The narrow site on which the building is located was completely renovated, both interior and exterior.

Originally founded in 1884, the Grolier Club of New York is America's oldest and largest society for bibliophiles and enthusiasts in the graphic arts.  The Club's objective is to foster "the literary study and promotion of the arts pertaining to the production of books”.