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➤ Shop modules offer flexibility in sizes.
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➤ Wide Acre Project Land
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Attractive Lobby area
friendly receptionist to greet your clients
clients can enjoy beverages
comfortable seating
latest newspapers and magazines available
Public computer
fast, secure internet
coffee service
comfortable seating in front of large plasma
Elevations on New Village at Patchogue’s Building 1 are now complete. Inside building 1, paint, tile and trim are nearly complete and cabinet and granite installations have begun on the 4th floor with floor. Roofing is complete on Buildings 2 and 5 and elevations are underway. Inside Building 2 Interior trades are completing rough plumbing, electric, fire sprinkler and HVAC.
Masonry shafts, stair towers and installation of 3rd floor panels are almost complete on buildings 3 and 4.
Ongoing site work includes the rigging of submersible transformers; parking lot curbs and site lighting being installed in phase 1. With colder weather approaching interior parking lot development and courtyard construction as well as completing the installation of all utilities to the buildings is a priority.
Well situated in the heart of a suburban downtown revitalization, the 31 West Building has stood in the Village for close to a century and is in the midst of a renovation that will prepare it to be a vital part of Patchogue for the next century.
Today, 31 West is a 26,334 SF mixed use Office and Retail building. The original structure once stood with proud architectural features; high ceilings, keystones, cornices, crown molding and tin ceilings. Many of these features will return in the renovation.
Redevelopment of the facade, the reintroduction of the original cornice at the top of the building, replacement of all storefronts, a new main entrance and lobby core, upgraded elevator, bathrooms and hallways have all been completed. The building has become the Jewel of Main Street and is awaiting tenants.
Redevelopment of the property was done by TRITEC Development Group, the construction was completed by TRITEC Building Company, and the building is managed by TRITEC Asset Management. The photographs were taken by Steve Geraci of Reflex Photo.
The New Village at Patchogue project has progressed nicely beyond 90% of all subgrade structural features and about 60% of the elevated structural post-tension slab work is completed or in progress. Building 1 spearheads the vertical rise with two levels currently framed and Masonry construction rising above the wood framing. Building 2 will under way with its first floor of wood framing by the end of April 2013. Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing trades have been coordinating with ongoing structural components in all buildings as the system installation needs progress, and installation of roughed out systems in sub grade and framed units is well under way.
External site improvements are partially placed while the installation of a major portion of subgrade sewer, power, communication and drainage systems that will serve the project are scheduled to commence shortly. By the end of May, the last section of connecting structural slab is expected at the crossover to Havens Avenue opposite Jennings and will complete the footprint for vertical construction at buildings 1, 2, 3 and 5. Building 4 is scheduled to start excavation at West side of the site (on Main Street) to make way for the foundation at the last structure in the project.
Chimney's been exposed; carpet ripped out and wood sanded to a natural blond color.
We pulled out the white (ugh) wall-to-wall carpeting upstairs, sanded and stained the original pumpkin pine floors (swoon).
In the office we knocked down the wall that was enclosing the chimney, painted the walls a happy shade of pear green (Spring Dust by Benjamin Moore)
Get out of your office to relax, network with other members, catch up on the market on our 60 inch TV, and have a free cup of coffee.
Contact:
David Jakubowski
45 Rockefeller Plaza
at 630 Fifth Avenue
20th Floor
New York, NY 10111
212.918.4832
david@rgbc.com
- Oh, oh, and I almost forgot. Ahh, I'm also gonna need you to go ahead and come in on Sunday, too...
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- You see, what we're actually trying to do here is, we're trying to get a feel for how people spend their day at work... so, if you would, would you walk us through a typical day, for you?
- Yeah.
- Great.
- Well, I generally come in at least fifteen minutes late, ah, I use the side door - that way Lumbergh can't see me, heh heh - and, uh, after that I just sorta space out for about an hour.
- Da-uh? Space out?
- Yeah, I just stare at my desk; but it looks like I'm working. I do that for probably another hour after lunch, too. I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work.
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Elevations on New Village at Patchogue’s Building 1 are now complete. Inside building 1, paint, tile and trim are nearly complete and cabinet and granite installations have begun on the 4th floor with floor. Roofing is complete on Buildings 2 and 5 and elevations are underway. Inside Building 2 Interior trades are completing rough plumbing, electric, fire sprinkler and HVAC.
Masonry shafts, stair towers and installation of 3rd floor panels are almost complete on buildings 3 and 4.
Ongoing site work includes the rigging of submersible transformers; parking lot curbs and site lighting being installed in phase 1. With colder weather approaching interior parking lot development and courtyard construction as well as completing the installation of all utilities to the buildings is a priority.
I believe this stands for Dominion Cotton Mills Company (see here for information about the founder); previously, at this site, had been the Kingston Cotton Manufacturing Company.
Kingston, Ontario.
Elevations on New Village at Patchogue’s Building 1 are now complete. Inside building 1, paint, tile and trim are nearly complete and cabinet and granite installations have begun on the 4th floor with floor. Roofing is complete on Buildings 2 and 5 and elevations are underway. Inside Building 2 Interior trades are completing rough plumbing, electric, fire sprinkler and HVAC.
Masonry shafts, stair towers and installation of 3rd floor panels are almost complete on buildings 3 and 4.
Ongoing site work includes the rigging of submersible transformers; parking lot curbs and site lighting being installed in phase 1. With colder weather approaching interior parking lot development and courtyard construction as well as completing the installation of all utilities to the buildings is a priority.
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A beautiful period building with spectacular views and windows which bring in lots of natural light.
"Accounts payable, this is Nina speaking...just a moment
Accounts payable, this is Nina speaking...just a moment
Accounts payable, this is Nina speaking...just a moment"
This aerial photograph represents construction progress for the New Village project, a 291 unit mixed-use development, as of December 14, of 2012. The phase of the project includes the site and concrete foundation development progressing at Buildings 3, 5, and 1 which are the Westerly most and Easterly most portions of the structure. Structural mat slabs, ramps and perimeter foundation walls are progressing at the Building's 5 and 1 located along the East side of the site. The entire mat slab and perimeter foundation is complete at Building 3 along the West side of the site and the post tension elevated slab is 80 % complete at the same Building. The sub grade structure is being excavated for Building 2 (at center of site) and the subsurface waterproofing membrane is being installed at spread footing locations. Additional scope that is progressing at this time includes the Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing scope that is being installed within and below slabs.