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We’re excited to share that the upcoming New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square will be virtually enhanced so that everyone can enjoy the Ball drop safely. “The world desperately needs to come together symbolically and virtually to celebrate the people and things we love and to look forward with a sense of renewal and new beginnings,” said Tim Tompkins, president of the Times Square Alliance and co-producer of the event. Learn more on NBC News.
Zubatkin is proud to be working with Jamestown in support of the planning and implementation of this work at the iconic One Times Square building.
Visit: One Times Square’s Instagram Page.

We’re excited to share that two of our restoration projects, Belvedere Castle and the Church of St. Anselm & St. Roch, will be honored at The New York Landmarks Conservancy’s Annual Lucy G. Moses Awards. The Moses Awards are the Conservancy’s highest honors for outstanding preservation, and celebrates its 30th Anniversary this year. The virtual awards will be hosted tonight beginning at 6 PM EST. Congratulations to the Central Park Conservancy and Archdiocese of New York on this achievement!

We’re pleased to share that our longtime client, the United States Golf Association (USGA), has announced plans for a second home in Pinehurst, North Carolina. The project will establish a combined visitor center and museum, offices for USGA staff, and a technologically advanced test center – the only one of its kind in America – to test golf balls and golf clubs. The USGA’s primary headquarters, the USGA Golf Museum and Library and Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History will continue to operate in New Jersey.

Zubatkin has been working with the USGA since 2002 and has been involved in supporting the organization’s site selection efforts and due diligence evaluations for the Pinehurst location. Learn more about the project in Golf Digest Magazine, The Pilot, and the News Observer.

For more information about Zubatkin’s work with USGA, please visit our USGA Administrative Headquarters and USGA Museum project pages.

We are thrilled to share that Planet Word in Washington, DC will officially open its doors to the public on a limited basis on October 22^nd!  The Museum features “playful, interactive, and unique experiences that will help visitors of all ages discover the fun of words and language and build literacy skills.” Zubatkin was responsible for managing the exhibit development and installation work for the project. Read the full announcement on Planet Word’s website. Congratulations on this important milestone!

We are very excited to share that the Siwanoy Country Club renovation project is approaching completion!  The Club held a soft opening in the final weekend of August, and the initial feedback from members has been overwhelmingly positive.  The team expects to have the full Certificate of Occupancy (CofO) in-hand later this month.  Congratulations to the whole project team on this milestone!

We’re delighted to share the public launch of Superblue, a new, innovative arts venture that aims to bring experiential and immersive art exhibits to diverse audiences.  Through individual Experiential Art Centers (or EACs for short), exhibits will include deep dives into the works of notable artists like JR, a French photographer who focuses on social justice issues; James Turrell, a light and space artist; and teamlab, a Japanese Art Collective.

Zubatkin is collaborating with Superblue on its first location in Miami, where a formerly abandoned industrial building across from the Rubell Museum is being transformed to present the work of multiple artists.  The team has been responsible for overseeing the design and construction of the Miami EAC, as well as managing the development of the exhibits.  Superblue is expecting to open other such centers in the future in the United States, Europe and Asia.  For more on this New York Times story, click here.

Congratulations to Superblue on this new venture!

It’s inspiring to see some good news in the cultural sector, as museums in the Berkshires have reopened to the public after a period of lockdown.  We’re especially excited to see our client, the Clark Art Institute, featured in the New York Times.  The art critic shares that “it’s the historical collection of the Clark, which generously kept its grounds open to the Williamstown public throughout the lockdown, that feels most meaningful to return to.”  Read more at the following link.

We look forward to seeing more institutions join the Clark in opening their doors to the public in a safe way!

We are thrilled to announce the opening of Camp Mahackeno at the Westport Weston Family YMCA to campers for the summer season. The camp features the full renovation of the Beck Lodge, a new Pool Lodge, L-shape pool for instructional and recreational swimming and splash pad.  Other activity areas include a new amphitheater, giant slides, bouldering wall, program pavilions, expanded playground, archery range and multi-purpose field.  A new trail system provides camper and member access to the beautiful environment and improved waterfront access and boardwalk.  Congratulations to the whole project team on this exciting accomplishment!

On Tuesday, the Madison Square Boys & Girls Club was honored by receiving a Merit Award for the design of its new facility at the virtual AIA Honors & Awards Luncheon. Rogers & Partners was the architect. Zubatkin was proud to have played a role in managing the planning and development of this project. Congratulations to the project team!

It’s always a pleasure to share positive news about our clients.  We’re excited that the iconic One Times Square building served as one of the launch locations for this year’s Macy’s Independence Day fireworks series.  Read more about the reimagined fireworks program being planned across New York City’s five boroughs on the Macy’s Website. We wish everyone a safe and happy 4^th of July!

At Zubatkin, we stand in solidarity with those demanding justice and fighting against racism in our world.  We are moved by the peaceful protests taking place across the country and, in particular, this powerful image of our client at One Times Square.

To further its mission of providing the highest level of service to its members, The Country Club of New Canaan embarked on the development of a new pool and pool facility, as well as the reconstruction of the turn-of-the-century clubhouse. We’re pleased to share that we’ve recently received the final Certificate of Occupancy for this project, which allowed for a soft opening in time for Memorial Day.

Congratulations to the team on this important milestone!  Read more about the project here.