Park plaza development proposal: appendix

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APPENDIX

PARK PLAZADEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

Submitted by

Boston Urban Associates

One Boston Place

Boston, Massachusetts 02108

December 15, 1970

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A. PROJECTS BY BOSTON URBAN ASSOCIATES - DEVELOPERS

NEW ENGLAND MERCHANT'S BANK BUILDING,

Boston, Massachusetts

Tlie New England Merchant's Bank Building, completed in 1969, contains

approximately 600,000 sq. ft. of rentable office space. Designed by

architects Edward Larrabee Barnes and Emery Roth & Sons, this 40-story

building features a stone facade of pink granite and an expansive land-

scaped plaza.

Situated at the intersection of State and Congress Streets opposite the

Old State House, the site was an important part of the GovernmentCenter Urban Renewal Project and was awarded for development follow-

ing an Urban Renewal competition.

Financing for this project was arranged by Mortimer Zuckerman and

its development carried out under the supervision of Edward Linde.

Project control and financial reporting were the responsibility of Donald

Augustus.

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Till': BOSTON COMPANY BUILDINGlioston, Massachusetts

The 41-stoi-y Boston Company Building was completed in late 1970.

Located at the corner of Wavshington and Court Streets, it is the homeof many distinguished Boston firms including die Boston Safe Deposit

and Trust Colnpany. Designed by architects Pietro Belluschi and EmeryRoth & Sons, die building's most notewordiy features include:

A dramatic facade of bronze -colored aluminum and

tinted glass.

Tapering corner columns.

A unique structural system allowing column-free

office space on all floors of the 800, 000 sq. ft.

building.

The building provides for enclosed pedestrian connections to the MBTArapid transit system and an adjacent 600 car garage.

Edward Linde had direct responsibility for die planning, construction

and marketing of the Boston Company Building, wliile Mortimer Zucker-man was responsible for land acquisition and project financing. To-gether they played the major role in conceiving the project and in

structuring its economic aspects. Budget and cost control were per-formed under the supervision of Donald Augustus.

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THCIIN-QLOGY SQUARECambridge, Massachusetts

Technology' Square is a master-planned office/research center com-pleted in phases during tlie period 1960 to 1968. Consisting of four

buildings grouped around an attractive landscaped plaza, the develop-

ment contains over 560,000 sq. ft. of rentable space. Tliis development,

which was in part located in an Urban Renewal area, won tlie WardMelville Silver Medal for Community' Development presented to the City

of Cambridge in acknowledgment of the Center's excellence.

Tlie programming, financing and leasing of this development were car-

ried out under die supervision of Mortimer Zuckerman, while EdwardLinde participated in its planning and construction. Accounting and

project control were the responsibility of Donald Augustus.

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MARINE MIDLAND CENTERBuffalo, New York

The Marine Midland Center is a comprehensive master -planned develop-

ment located on a ten acre Urban Renewal site in downtown Buffalo, NewYork. To be completed in several phases, the project will contain:

One 40-story and one 20-story office tower

200, 000 square feet of low-rise office space

Two levels of underground parking

Ancillary retail and service facilities.

Construction is under way on the first phase of the project with comple-

tion scheduled for 1972.

The developer was selected following an Urban Renewal competition.

The successful Urban Renewal submission and the program and design

for the project were prepared under the supervision of Edward Linde.

Mortimer Zuckerman was responsible for devising a financial structure

for the development and for arranging the project construction financing.

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WALTI^AM OFFICE CENTERWaltham, Massachusetts

The Waltliam Office Center is a three -building suburban office develop-

ment containing approximately 130,000 square feet of rentable area.

Located at the intersection of Route 128 and Winter Street, the project

offers tenants tlie convenience of a modern office building in an attractive

suburban setting.

The programming and financing of this project were the responsibility of

Mortimer Zuckerman and its planning, construction and marketing were

supervised by Edward Linde.

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MAssAciiusirrrs ri-iiaiuutation hospitallU)ston, Mas.s;icluiSL'tl.s

This modern 320-bcd hospital was completed in September 1970. It is

a 10-story, masonry, steel framed, air conditioned and fire-proofed

building, containing a gross floor area of approximately 148, 000 squarefeet. Valtz & Kimberley, Inc. were tlie architects who designed the

building.

The basic medical care concept of diis hospital is to provide a level of

care to meet the needs of patients beyond the acute stage of an illness,

widi emphasis centered on rehabilitation. Tliis specialization allows the

facility to operate at a lower cost than is possible in the general hospital.

The hospital is strategically located within tiie Boston City limits to

serve the ever increasing needs of Boston's many hospitals.

Financing for this facility was arranged by Mortimer B. Zuckerman andsupervision during the final stages of development including control of

the construction, equipment and initial operating budgets was the res-ponsibility of Donald Augusms.

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PROTI'CTS BY DAVIS, miODY & ASSOCIATES - ARCHITECTS

PARTIAE LIST OU COMMISSIONS

Rl-.SIDENTIAL

WATERSIDE25th - 30tli Streets and East River

New York, N.Y.Client: HRH Construction Corp.

515 Madison Ave. , N.Y.C.

Middle-income (rental units, upper middle-income townhouses and

221(d)3 units, 1,480 units total; commercial space, 50,000 sq. ft.

;

public park and recreation facilities, continuous bicycle and pedes-

trian path at waters edge.

Tlie project is built on piles in the East River between tiie pierhead

and bulkhead lines. A public plaza which leads down to the river

covers three levels of parking. There are four towers housing the

apartments with the townhouses along the bulkhead line overlooking

the plaza.

Working Drawings Phase $52,000,000.

EAST MIDTOWN PLAZA23rd - 25th Streets between 1st and 2nd AvenuesNew York, N.Y.

Client: East Midtown Housing Corporation

490 Second Ave., N.Y.C.

Mitchell- Lama apartments, commercial space, community facil-

ities, public park and recreation facilities.

Two high-rise towers of simplex apartments occupy the corners at

23rd Street and 1st Avenue and 23rd Street and 2nd Avenue with

lower scale duplex units between and flanking the towers. Shops

occupy grade level spaces with parking below grade. Towards the

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center of tlie block there is access to a large urban plaza wdiich

links the two phases of tlie project across 24th Street and is acces-

sible to the surrounding community.

Stage I - Under Construction (512 units) $13,700,000

Stage II - Working Drawings Phase (225 units) $ 7,000,000

HARLEM RIVER PARK HOUSINGBetween Harlem River and Major Deegan Expressway

From 176tli to 180th Street

Bronx, New York

Client: N.Y. State Urban Development Corp.

1345 Sixtli Ave. , N.Y.C.

Approximately 2, 500 units- of FHA 236 housing (similar to 221(d)3,

60,000 sq. ft. of commercial space and a school for 1,800 students.

Tliis riverfront site includes a new $10,000,000 state park.

The apartments arehoused in two towers at opposite corners of the

site with tlie commercial space and school between. An access

bridge spanning the Major Deegan Expressway and the Penn Central

tracks allows for pedestrian and vehicular circulation to the sur-

rounding community and opens the park and river to this area of

the Bronx,

Working Drawings Phase $59,000,000

APARTMENTS2440 Boston Road

Bronx, New YorkClient: New York City Housing Authority

250 Broadway, N.Y.C.

235 units of middle-income apartments housed in one tower. The

program, which has special considerations for elderly tenants

includes a community center of 6,000 sq. ft. in a separate building

on tlie site.

Under Construction $5,500,000

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LAMBERT HOUSESBronx Park Soudi Urban Renewal AreaBronx, New York

Client: Phipps Houses, Inc.

Soudi Bronx Cooperative Development Committee2 Penn Plaza., N.Y.C.

SOO units of middle-income housing to be built under Section 221(d)3

of the Federal Housing Act. Tlie apartments consisting of a mix-

ture of simplex and duplex units are housed in a uniformly low-scale

of approximately six stories througjiout the site. A separate struc-

ture on the site houses commercial space, community facilities and

a parking garage.

Bid Period Phase $23, 000, 000

PARK PLAZA EAST HOUSING(New York City Asphalt Plant Site)

90th Street and F.D. R. Drive

New York, N.Y.Client: Park Plaza East Housing Corp.

2 Park Avenue, N.Y.C.

Master plan for tlie entire project includes 1,200 rental units,

public school, public park, parking facilities and approximately

10,000 sq. ft. of commercial space. Of the total dwelling units,

900 are to be constructed under tlie Mitchell- Lama program. Theschool, P.S. 141 includes kindergarten through 4th grade and has

a section for aphasic children of the pre-kindergarten tliroug^ the

8th grade levels.

Schematic Design Phase $50, 000, 000

RIVERBENDFifth Avenue, 138th to 142nd Street

New York, N.Y.Client: Riverbend Housing Corp.

515 Madison Ave., N.Y.C.

625 units of middle-income housing built under the Mitchell-Lama

program. A mixture of high-rise towers and lower duplex

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apartnicnits arc arranged in a "U" around a private outtioor terrace

wluoli covers the parking at grade. A ramp wliich connects to tlie

llarlcni Kivcr Drive ilividcs tlie projects into two sections. Pedes-

trian level spaces at grade contain commercial and professional

spaces as well as community lacilitics.

Completed 1967 $11,500,000

CAMPUS FACILITIES

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALOAmherst CampusBuffalo, New York

Client: State University Construction Fund - and

Dormitory Autliority of tlie State of New York

Six residential colleges; each college has 400 resident students and

600 commuters. Academic facilities (classrooms, libraries,

theaters, etc. ) are shared by die six colleges. A raised pedes-

trian street which covers tlie service road and parking is tlie con-

necting element for the colleges and tlieir ancillary facilities.

Phase I - 2 colleges - under construction

Phase II - 4 colleges - working drawings

Phase III - Academic Facilities $60,000,000

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW PALTZNew Paltz, New York

Client: State University Construction Fund

194 Washington Ave. , Albany, N.Y.

Science Building No. 2: Teaching and Research Laboratories for

earth sciences and physics, administrative offices, student and

faculty lounges and study areas. Total area: 62,000 sq. ft.

Completed: 1967 $2,150,000

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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALOAnilierst CampusBuffalo, New York


Central Chilled Water Plant: This facility contains tiie chillers,

pumps, piping and cooling tower for die entire campus chilled water

supply. Strategically located at the main entrance to the campus,

the design assumes a low profile to avoid competing with the academic

structures seen in tlie distance. A roughly eliptical steel dome cov-

ers tlie machine room and rests on an earth berm. The berm, which

slopes gently to blend witli the surrounding landscape, continues to

form an enclosure around die cooling tower.

Project being Bid $2, 000, 000

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTONBingjiamton, New York


Initially, tlie program requirements for all science facilities were

studied and the Science Complex Site Study was developed, determin-

ing the present and future needs of the University's six science

disciplines. A Biology-Psychology Building of 225, 000 sq. ft. and

a Science Library of 52,000 sq. ft. are currently under construction.

Future expansion will occur in two stages, providing an additional

600,000 square feet. Tlie facility is designed to link together under

cover all the currently separated science facilities. At the sametime, the internal circulation is organized so as to provide for pro-

tected travel from a major parking area to the other academic

facilities on the campus.

Under Construction $12,000,000

LIBRARY - COMMUNICATIONS CENTERLong Island University, Zeckendorf CampusBrooklyn, New York

Client: Long Island University

Containing 500,000 volumes and seating for 2,000 students, this

facility will allow for free public circulation dirough tlie cai.^'i.o at

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the grade level. Since the center will link with tlie presently sepa-

rate academic buildings in tliis urban campus, protected passage is

provided at tlie pedestrian level wiiile the roof will serve as a pri-

vate outdoor campus.

Design Development Stage $7, 800, 000

HUMANITIES -SOCIAL SCIENCE CENTERLong Island University, Zeckendorf CampusBrooklyn, New York

Client: Long Island University

Classrooms, faculty offices, library, 500-seat lecture hall, student

and faculty lounges, faculty dining room, faculty conference center,

audio-visual center and public exliibit space. A major portion of

this project involved the alteration and re-use of an existing 8-story

concrete printing plant, thus gaining valuable construction time.

Completed: 1967 $7,600,000

COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL

WESTYARD DISTRIBUTION CENTER31st - 33rd Streets at 10th Avenue

New York, N.Y.Client: Westyard Corporation

44 Wall Sti-eet, New York, N.Y.

1,000,000 sq. ft. of office space; 400,000 sq. ft. waterhouse

space; multi off-street loading facilities.

Completed: 1969 $25,000,000

OFFICE BUILDING100 William Street

New York, N.Y.Client: Sylvan Lawrence Co.

90 William Street, New York, N. Y.

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300,000 sq. ft. office space, bank, commercial space at street

level.

Schematic Design stage $16,000,000

(in association with Emery Roth & Sons)

ATLAS-McGRATH OFFICE BUILDINGFulton, John, Water & Front Streets

New York, N.Y.Client: Sol G. Atlas and John McGrath

170 Old Country Rd., Mineola, N.Y.

2,000,000 sq. ft. office space, commercial space at pedestrian

plaza level.


ESTEE LAUDER FACTORYMelville, New York

Client: Estee Lauder, Inc., New York, N.Y.

300,000 square feet of space including offices, warehouse, factory,

laboratory for cosmetic manufacturer.

Completed: 1966 $2,000,000

KENDALL SQUARE/TECHNOLOGY SQUARE REDEVELOPMENTCambridge, Massachusetts

Client: Cabot, Cabot & Forbes and M. I. T.

Complex of office and retail space, housing, hotel and parking.

Hotel, office and housing lobbies, shopping facilities and existing

subway station are accessible from and linked by an enclosed pedes-

trian street wliich acts as an organizing focus for the complex.

Total Area: Approximately 3,000,000 square feet.

Schematic Design Stage

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COUNTY FEDERAL OFFICE BUILDING143 Main Street

Westport, Connecticut

Client: Harvey Koizim

143 Main Street, Westport, Conn.

Tliree-story office building containing a bank, professional offices

and shops.

Completed: 1968 $340,000

OFFICE BUILDING COMPLEXBaltimore, Maryland

Client: Jack Baylin Co.

Office building in downtown Baltimore.

Schematic Design Phase $20,000,000

(in association with Leo Kornblatli Associates)

INSTITUTIONAL

RECREATION FACILITYStaten Island, New York

Client: CMldrens Aid Society

Design of 50,000 sq. ft. boy's club, children's center for indoor

recreation which includes facilities for healtii and dental clinics,

day-care center, indoor swimming pool, gymnasium and other

recreation facilities. Development of 40-acre site as Day Campfor 300 children and design of one group residence accommodatingnine children are presently completed. Children's Center in

Schematic Design stage.

Group Residence #2, 3 and 4 $800,000

Recreation Facility 2,700,000

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MANHATTAN STATE SCHOOLWards Island, New Yoi-k

Client: Healtli and Mental Hygiene Facilities

Improvement Corporation

School and residence for mentally retarded children. Accommo-dations for 500 children includes special facilities for severely

handicapped children. Total area: approximately 400,000 sq. ft.


SOUTH STREET SEAPORTBrooklyn Bridge Southeast Urban Renewal Area

New York, N.Y.Client: South Street Museum, Inc.

Development of program and master plan for the rehabilitation and

restoration of a five-block area on tlie waterfront to recreate the

era of tlie sailing ships which docked at South Street in the nineteenth

century.

Program Phase

LINDEN HILL SCHOOLHawthorne, New York

Client: Jewish Board of Guardians

Residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed children,

designed to accommodate 50 children, ages 8 to 18 years. Included

also are individual living units for 18 staff, administrative, clinical

and research offices, kitchen and dining rooms, conference roomsand library.

Completed: 1966 $1,000,000

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RELIGIOUS

CONGREGATION AGUDATH SHOLOMStamford, Connecticut

Synagogue to accommodate a permanent congregation of 500 persons,

capable of expanding to seat 1200 for special holiday services. In-

cluded are an auditorium seating 400, two kitchens and a separate

chapel.

Completed: 1966 $587,000

CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAELLakewood, New Jersey

Synagogue to accommodate a congi^egation of 350 persons. Tl;e

scpai'atc social area has its own entrance.

Completed: 1964 $270,000

SHAREY TEFILO SCHOOLEast Orange, New Jersey

New religious school located adjacent to existing temple. Flexible

classrooms to accommodate varying numbers of students, audio-

visual room, administrative offices and lounges.

Completed: 1963 $245,000

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SPECL\L STRUCTURE

UNITED STATES PAVILIONJapan World Exposition 1970Osaka, Japan

Client: United States Information Agency-

Washington, D. C. 20547

100,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space to accommodate 10,000 visitorsper hour. 18,000 sq. ft, of offices below grade. Super-ellipseform has air-supported fabric roof reinforced by steel cables towitlistand eartliquakes and typhoons.

Completed: March 1970 $4,000,000

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Awards and Exhibitions

Progressive Architectural Design Awards Program 1954

Award Citation: Residential Category

Progressive Architecture Design Awards Program 1955

Award Citation: Recreational Category

A.I.A. Washington, D.C. and Evening Star Award 1957

Award Citation: Residential Architecture

Museum of Contemporary Crafts 1957

Exhibition: "The Patron Church"

CBS Television Networi< 1957

Presentation of Rosenau Residence

Museum of Contemporary Crafts 1957

Award of original Ratner tapestry to Congregation Beth El

Church Architecture Exhibition 1958

Conception, Missouri

American Federation of Arts 1958

Contemporary American Religious Architecture

Traveling Exhibition: Congregation Beth El



American Association of School Administrators 1958

Exhibition: Green Acres School

A.I.A. Potomac Valley, Maryland 1958

First Prize: Green Acres School

The Church Architectural Guild of America 1958

Design Award: Third Prize to Congregation Beth El

Architectural League of New York 1958

Gold Medal Exhibition: Residence

Exhibition of New York Regional Residential Architecture 1958

Design Award : (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut)

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Awards and Exhibitions (Cont'd)

Department of Commerce, City of New York 1958

Certificate of Merit presented by Mayor Wagner

Mangel Stores Corporation, Offices and Warehouse

New York State Association of Architects 1958

Certificate of Merit for Outstanding Design: Green Acres School

Berkshire Museum, Stockbridge, iVIassachusetts 1959

Religious Exhibition


Gold Medal Preliminary Exhibition: Recreational Category


Gold Medal Preliminary Exhibition: Religious Category

Architectural League of New York with American Federation of Arts 1960

National Gold Medal Exhibition: Amphitheater for Chamber Music

United States Information Agency 1960

Architectural Exhibition: Residence

I960 Joint Conference on Church Architecture 1960

Sponsored by the Church Architectural Guild of America

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Competition 1960

Honorable Mention

House and Home Award of Merit 1960

Residential Design and Construction




Award Citation: Memorial Information Center

ABC Television Network 1961

"Directions '62" Interview with Lewis Davis

illustrated with models of five of this firm's

current religious buildings

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Awards and Exhibitions (Cont'd)


Design Award: Chapel-Museum

Exhibitionsof Davis, Brody&WisnIewski Work 1963

University of California, Berkeley, California

Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York

The Jewish Museum, New York City 1963

Exhibition: Recent American Synagogue Architecture

Temple Emanuel, East Meadow, New York

Congregation Sons of Israel, Lakewood, New Jersey

New York Chapter AJ.A. Competition for Exhibition 1963

"Church &Temples: Post War Architecture"

Congregation Sons of Israel, Lakewood, New Jersey

New York State Association of Architects 1963

Certificate of Merit for Excellence in Design

School in East Orange, New Jersey


Traveling Exhibition: "The Architecture of Wood"Westminster United Presbyterian Church, West Islip, New York

Menemsha Cottage, Martha's Vineyard Island, Massachusetts


Award Citation: Science Building No. 2

State University College, New Paltz, New York


Traveling Exhibition: Young Architects in America "40 Under40"

Congregation Agudath Sholom, Stamford, Connecticut

Riverbend Houses, New York, New York

Science Building, No. 2, State University College, New Paltz, New York

U.S. Information Service 1966

Traveling Exhibition in Europe

Congregation Agudath Sholom, Stamford, Connecticut

U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare 1966

Bureau of Higher Education Competition: Special Award Mention

Humanities-Social Science Center

Long Island University, Brooklyn Center, New York

A.I.A. New England Regional Council 1966

Honor Awards program

Exhibition at Regional Convention, Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts

Congregation Agudath Sholom, Stamford. ConnecticutSI

AWARDS AND EXHIBITIONS (Cont'd)

Higher Education Facilities Design Award 1966

Long Island University

Humanities-Social Science Center

A. LA. Honor Awards 1968

Long Island University

Humanities -Social Science Center

Architectural League of New York with 1969

City Planning CommissionUrban Housing: Waterside

East Midtown Plaza

Municipal Arts Society Award 1969

Riverbend Houses

Concrete Industries Award 1969

Westyard Distribution Center

Bard Award for Outstanding Civic Architecture 1969

Riverbend Houses

Golden Triangle Award 1970

National Society of Interior Designers

U.,S. Pavilion, Expo '70, Osaka, Japan

Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Award 1970

Group Residence - Children's Aid Society

United States Information Agency 1970-71

Traveling Exhibit of American Architecture:

Westyard Distribution Center, Riverbend Houses,

Humanities -Social Science Center at Long Island University,

Science Building No, 2 at New Paltz, Plant for Estee Lauder

A.I.D. International Design Award 1970

United States Pavilion, Expo '70, Osaka, Japan

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C. PROJECTS BY HRH CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION

Under Construction

Medical Sciences Campus at the Completion: 1970

Puerto Rico Medical Center

RioPiedras, Puerto Rico $13,000,000

For: Medical Sciences Campus of the

University of Puerto Rico

(Efrain E. Perez-Chanis, Architects)

1370 Avenue of tlie Americas Completion: 1971

33-Story Office Building

New York, New York $9,000,000

For: St. Andrew Associates

663 Fiftii Avenue, N.Y.C.(Emery Roth & Sons, Architects)

450 Park Avenue Completion: 1971

31 -story Office Building

New York, New York $9,500,000

For: 450 Park Avenue Associates

663 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.C.(Emery Rotli & Sons, Architects)

New York Telephone Company Completion: 1971

5030 Broadway, New York, N.Y.(Building Alteration & Addition) $8, 700, 000

For: New York Telephone Co.

2 Penn Plaza, N.Y.C.(Kahn & Jacobs, Architects)

Meadowbrook Hospital Completion: 1973

East Meadow, New YorkFor: Dept. of Public Works $66,000,000

Nassau County Executive Bldg.

Mineola, New York(Office of Max O. Urbahn, Architect)

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Under Construction (Cont'd)

Office Building Completion: 1972

885 Second Avenue

New York , New York $27 , 000 , 000

For: Tower Plaza Associates

630 Third Avenue, N.Y.C.(Emery Roth & Sons, Architects)

Montefiore Hospital Housing Completion: 1972

Section II, Bronx, New YorkFor: Montefiore Hospital $12,500,000

Housing Section II,

111 E. 210th St., Bronx, N.Y.(Schuman, Lichtenstein & Claman, Architects)

Completed Projects

Sen. Robert A. Taft Houses Completion: 1961

Project NYC-38, Sec. 1

New York, N.Y. $8,300,000

For: N.Y.C. Housing Authority

(DeYoung, Moscowitz & Rosenberg, Architects)

Castle Hill Houses Completion: 1961

Project NYC -76

Bronx, New York $17,200,000For: N.Y.C. Housing Authority

(Katz, Waisman, Blumenkranz, Jeber & Stein)

New Criminal Court Building & Prison Completion: 1961

Queens, New YorkFor: City of N.Y. Dept. of $11,000,000

Public Works(Alfred Easton Poor, Architect)

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Completed Projects (Cont'd)

Luna Paj'k Houses Completion: 1962Project NYC -34

Brooklyn, New York $15,500,000For: N.Y.C. Housing Autliority

(Kelly & Gruzen, Architects)

University Hospital Completion: 1963

NYU Medical Center

New York, N.Y. $15,500,000For: NYU, 40 Washington Sq.

New York, N.Y.(Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Architects)

Capitol Park Apartments, Section III Completion: 1963

Washington, D.C.For: Capitol Park m Trust $8,000,000

(Satterlee & Smith, Architects)

Ebbets Field Apartments Completion: 1963

Brooklyn, New YorkFor: Field Housing Co. $17,000,000

521 Fifth Ave., NYC(Brown & Guenther, Architects)

Washbridge Housing Completion: 1964

New York, N.Y.For: Washbridge Housing Corp. $15,000,000

521 Fifdi Ave., N.Y.C.(Brown & Guenther, Architects)

33-Story Apartment Building Completion: 1964

340 East 64th Street

New York, N.Y. $8,200,000For: The Kratter Corp.

200 Park Ave., N.Y.C.(Kelly & Gruzen, Architects)

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Trump Village Completion: 1965

Brooklyn, New YorkFor: Truhip Village $54,000,000

2875 West 5th St.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

(Morris Lapidus-Harle & Liebman, Architects)

860 UN Plaza Completion: 1965

New York, N.Y.

(a joint venture with Turner Const. Co.

)

$30, 000, 000

For: Alcoa Properties, Inc.

383 Madison Ave. , N.Y.C,(Harrison & Abramovitz, Architects)

William Black Medical Research Bldg. Completion: 1965

& Auditorium

New York, New York $13, 500, 000

For: Trustees of Columbia University

(Rogers & Butler, Architects)

Century Park Apartments Completion: 1967

Los Angeles, California

For: Century City, Inc. $12,700,000

1810 Ave. of the Stars

Los Angeles, Calif.

(Charles Luckman Assoc. , Architects)

Veterans Administration Hospital Completion: 1969

San Juan, Puerto Rico

(a joint venture with Rexach Const. Co.

)

$18,500,000

For: Veterans Administration

Washington, D.C. 20420

(Gregson & Assoc. , Architects)

The Farm Development .' Completion: 1969

Brookline, Massachusetts

For: The Farm Development $17,000,000

New York, N.Y.(Cloethiel Woodard Smith & Assoc. , Architects)

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Riverbend Cooperative Completion: 1968

New York, N.Y.For: Riverbend Housing Co, $11,000,000

515 Madison Ave., N.Y.C.(Davis, Brody & Associates, Architects)

Westyard Distribution Center Completion: 1969

New York, N.Y.For: Westyard Corp. $20,000,000

New York, N.Y.(Davis, Brody & Associates, Architects)

El Monte, Section B Completion: 1968

Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico

(a joint venture with Rexach Const. Co.

)

$11, 300,000

For: Kenny & CoHato Rey, Puerto Rico

(Reed, Torres, Beauchamp & Marvel, Architects)

40-Story Office Building Completion: 1969

1700 Broadway

New York, N.Y. $17,000,000

For: 1700 Broadway Co.

295 Madison Ave., N.Y.C.(Emery Roth & Sons, Architects)

Westgate Apartments Completion: 1968

New York, N.Y.For: Westgate Housing Corp. $8,000,000

New York, N.Y.(Ballard, Todd & Assoc. , Architects)

Gulf & Western Completion: 1970

44-Story Office Building

15 Columbus Circle $19,000,000

New York, N.Y.For: Realty Equities Columbus Circle Corp.

375 Park Ave., N.Y.C.(Thomas E. Stanley, Architect)

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Henry Phipps Plaza South Completion: 1970

New York, N.Y.For: Henry Phipps Plaza So. $8,800,000

2 Penn Plaza, N.Y.C.(Frost Associates, Architects)

Ridge Hill Rehabilitation Center of Completion: 1970

die Narcotic Addiction Control CommissionYonkers, New York $13,500,000

For: State of N.Y. Healtli &Mental Hygiene Facilities

Improvement Corp.

44 Holland Ave. , Albany, N.Y.(McMillan & Associates, Architect)

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