Location
360 West 11th Street
Completion
2008
Client
Confidential
Square Footage
50,000 SF
Design Architect
Julian Schnabel
Architect
Hut Sachs Studio
360 West 11th Street Residences
Sciame was the Construction Manager responsible for the construction and renovation of the 9-story addition to an existing 4-story artists’ studio, which yields 5 unique highly customized apartments. Built in 1911 as a stable for a horse drawn delivery company, the high ceilings and open floor spaces are carried through the addition as the new apartments’ ceiling heights reach 16 feet on many floors. The structural system consists of steel framing and pre-cast concrete plank. The exterior walls, pierced with arched window and door openings, are constructed with autoclaved aerated concrete block (AAC block). Balconies and terraces as well as facade ornamentation include bronze railings, cast stone arcades, window surrounds, balustrades, sills and copings and dusty rose and buff stucco. The apartment interiors are appointed with wood beamed ceilings, terra cotta and tile floors, rough plaster stucco walls and oak beadboard wainscoting. Indoor parking via a custom car elevator, as well as a new gunnite and tile swimming pool, is provided for residents.
What a night! A huge thank you to everyone who came out on Wednesday to represent Team Sciame at the 2025 J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge in Central Park!
Despite the weather, the Sciame team showed up strong, lacing up and powering through the 3½-mile course!
We’re proud of the determination, camaraderie, and good humor everyone brought to a soggy evening in the park.
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New York Construction’s Contractor of the Year – Looking back, 2006 was a standout year for Sciame Construction. We were honored as Contractor of the Year, a testament to our growing reputation for delivering some of New York City’s most architecturally daring and culturally significant projects.
In April 2006, Sciame Construction completed the Morgan Library and Museum Expansion, designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop and BBB Architects. The project was led by then EVP/Division Head Joseph Mizzi, who began his career at Sciame 11 years earlier in 1995.
The following month, our founder, Frank Sciame, passed the torch of day-to-day leadership by promoting Joseph Mizzi to President of Sciame Construction, while continuing to serve as Chairman and CEO.
This leadership transition helped shape the next chapter of our story, and was memorialized in the cover photo of New York Construction, and the firm’s Contractor of the Year honor.
Thanks a Half-Billion! – At Sciame Construction, we proudly led the effort to reimagine the WTC Memorial and Museum, a project of national significance. Frank Sciame, our founder, was tasked with creating a design that honored the original vision while staying within a $500 million budget. Working closely with Mayor Bloomberg, Governor Pataki, and a team of 13 advisers, including notable figures like Jack Rudin and Robert Douglass, we developed cost-effective design options, ultimately reducing the budget from nearly $1 billion to $510 million. Our approach preserved key elements like the voids, waterfalls, and pools while optimizing infrastructure and resizing the museum. Sciame’s commitment to excellence ensured a memorial that balances beauty, dignity, and sustainability.
Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center – Though relatively small in size, the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center was a technically complex project successfully constructed and delivered by Sciame Construction. This groundbreaking laboratory made an outsized impact on global health. It was here that Dr. David Ho pioneered the development of the revolutionary “AIDS cocktail,” a combination therapy that transformed HIV from a fatal diagnosis into a manageable condition. His groundbreaking work earned him the title of TIME magazine’s Man of the Year, underscoring the center’s profound contribution to the fight against the AIDS epidemic.
