Location
435 West 116th Street
Completion
2009
Client
Columbia University Dept. of Capital Project Management
Square Footage
18,000 SF
Architect
Paul Segal Architects
Columbia University - Jerome Greene Hall
Sciame was the Construction Manager responsible for the modifications to the existing 10 story Jerome Greene Hall building, originally constructed in 1956, raising the roof an additional floor to create 10,000 SF of new interior office space. Sciame also installed new HVAC equipment on the roof to replace the existing equipment serving the entire building. All work was performed while the building was fully occupied.
The Perelman Performing Arts Center will provide versatile layouts across three theater spaces, which can be combined to offer a range of seating configurations. Additionally, the venue will feature a lobby level complete with a bar, café, terrace, and stage.
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#ronaldoperelmanperformingartscenter #construction #nyc #wtc #menatwork #downtown #wip #jobsite #facade
Dramatic footage of a facade panel being lifted into place and installed at The Studio Museum in Harlem (@studiomuseum).
Architects: @adjayeassociates @cooperrobertsonpartners
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#wip #underconstruction #harlem #museum #facade #installation
The 7th annual Old Saybrook Historical Society’s Achievement in Historical Preservation Award was presented this Sunday to Frank Sciame for his restoration work on Old Saybrook’s historic Outer Light.
Remembering the lives lost and the lives forever changed on this day 21 years ago… Never Forget 🇺🇸
Photo of our scaffolding at the Times Square Toys”R”Us job site taken in 2001 shortly after 9/11 attack.
#neverforget #911 #september11 #nyc #newyorkstrong #sciame_toysrus
