6B — March 24 - April 13, 2017 — Owners, Developers & Managers — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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Six-building, 980-apartment Morningside Gardens co-op complex in West Harlem, NY CTA Architects, Morningside Heights Housing Corp., & Brend Renovation complete $10m exterior reno.
ew York, NY — CTA Architects P.C. has completed the $10 mil- lion exterior renovation of the multi-building, 980-apart- ment Morningside Gardens co-op complex in West Harlem’s Morningside Heights section of Manhattan. Morningside Heights Housing Corporation (MHHC), which manages the campus of six 21-story resi- dential towers and support fa- cilities, was the client. Brend Renovation served as general contractor. Morningside Gardens encom- passes more than nine acres N
MMHA receives Friend of The Station honor Baltimore, MD — The Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program supporting veterans and others transition- ing from homelessness and addiction to self-sufficiency, has named the Maryland Multi-Housing Association (MMHA) its first-ever “Friend of The Station,” a new honor that recognizes individual do- nors, businesses and other partners that have committed the highest level of financial support. Since 2009, MMHA has donated over $105,000 to The Baltimore Station, and that’s only a recent reflection of the investment they had initi- ated long before then. To become a “Friend of The Station,” donors must pledge a minimum of $2,500 annually, however for its part MMHA has pledged upwards $20,000 in di- rect donations for 2017, putting them in the program’s top tier of giving. In addition, MMHA has also signed on as a sponsor for The Baltimore Station’s two largest fundraising events and will be volunteering at a variety of activities. n Our team’s report also outlined long-term facility maintenance and upgrade needs. CTA, in collaboration with MHHC, then developed the final list of the necessary work that optimized the budget, while addressing the short- and long-term safety and physical plant operational needs,” he added. The CTA team, which also included senior project man- ager Frank Scanlon, AIA , and designer and construction administrator Ana Ribeiro , designed the repairs program and served as the construction administrator for the project. Goldstein Associates Consult- ing Engineers, DPC (GACE) was the structural engineer. The project repaired 560,000 s/f of façades and 80,500 s/f of roofs. The renovations included repairs to and repointing of the brick façades that addressed spalling and other weather dam- age; replacement and repairs of deteriorated and delaminated metal-clad blue stone window sills; renovations to selective flashings, lintels, and concrete balconies and rails; gutter and scupper drain repairs; water- proofing of roofs, and replace - ment of all roof rails. n
and is bordered by Broadway to the west, Amsterdam Ave. to the east, LaSalle St. to the north, and West 123rd St. to the south. “The project began as a reno- vation plan to address the maintenance and repairs rec- ommendations from a previous Façade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP) report, re- quired by the NYC Department of Buildings,” said CTA princi- pal G. Douglas Cutsogeorge, AIA . “While preparing for the renovations, CTA performed a new survey that discovered additional required repairs.
CTA Architects has completed the $10 million exterior renovation of the six-building, 980-apartment Morningside Gardens co-op complex in West Harlem’s Morningside Heights section of Manhattan.
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