510 Madison Avenue is a 30 story boutique office building in the Plaza District. Gilsanz Murray Steficek served as the structural engineer of the project, designing all the steel connections and providing special inspections, and as the façade consultants.

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One Jackson Square is a new residential building in the Greenwich Village Historic District. It might not follow the prevalent masonry architectures in the West Village, but pays homage to its neighbors by reflecting them in an intriguing kaleidoscopic pattern. Gilsanz Murray Steficek served as the structural engineer and curtain wall consultant.

The new YMCA Patchogue Family Center is about four times bigger than its old building in Holtsville. This new center consists of multiple spaces that could appeal to each and every member of a family: a teen center that has PS3 of Nintendo Wii, a day care center for young children, and customary gym and the variety of sports center for adults.

In a 405,000 sqft industrial complex that got its name local nickname “Penny Factory” for producing foreign currency, postage stamps, war bonds, and half the certificates used at the New York Stock Exchange, a charter school had just renewed its 28,800 sqft space until 2022.

As baby boomers reach their “mature years”, their interest in medical cares is expected to rise, and there is a continuing demand for medical space. In this sense, investing in healthcare centers is a good idea, and many hospitals and property owners are doing so. However, not all medical specialties fit well with corporate environments.

The new school chapel in St. Anthony’s High School, with a bell tower, is meant to bring back an older tradition of worship. The new building will rise from behind a glass corridor that connects the two wing of the school and is stressed vertically, unlike many modernist churches which are laid out horizontally.

The reception for the new hedge-fund office, 20,000 sqft split between two levels of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill’s Lever House, also functions as a showroom for the CEO’s art collection. Gilsanz Murray Steficek served as the structural engineer.

The Park Synagogue congregation settled in Cleveland Heights in 1950 with a landmark synagogue. Now, the expanding congregation is also served by the new Park East Synagogue in Pepper Pike, designed by Centerbrook Architects and Planner, which incorporates a sanctuary, school, library, and a community center. Gilsanz Murray Steficek served as the structural engineer.

A new synagogue that incorporates sanctuary, school, library, and a community center like its older siblings, serves as the East Campus for the Park Synagogue in Cleveland Heights. Gilsanz Murray Steficek served as the structural engineer.