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We’d like to congratulate Larissa Albert on being recognized by the Jackie Robinson Foundation (JRF) as part of their #StepUp2ThePlate campaign. The JRF campaign highlights those who goes above and beyond to support education and other opportunities that make a difference in peoples’ lives. Zubatkin nominated Larissa based on her unwavering commitment our Community Outreach team, which helps us all support great causes throughout the year. Congratulations on this much-deserved award, Larissa! Learn more about the JRF Campaign here.

Saint David’s School celebrated an exciting milestone last month with the topping off of their expansion & consolidation project. The ceremony included a hardhat tour for Saint David’s early supporters, trustees, and contractors. The group visited the sites of the new lobby, performing arts center, middle gym and eighth grade commons, and culminated at the very top, in the new full-size middle school upper gymnasium. Zubatkin has partnered with Saint David’s on the strategic planning and implementation of this exciting project. Congratulation to the entire team on reaching this significant milestone! Read more about the ceremony on the School’s website.

Zubatkin is a proud supporter of Open House New York, an organization that provides broad audiences with unparalleled access to the extraordinary architecture of New York and to the people who help design, build, and preserve the city. Through its year-round programs and the annual OHNY Weekend, Open House New York celebrates the best examples of design and planning throughout the five boroughs.

This year for OHNY Weekend (Oct 14^th and 15^th), Hudson Theatre is partnering with Zubatkin to offer a behind-the-scenes tour of their newly renovated Landmarked building.  In addition to offering further details on the theatre’s unique history, the tours will provide a first-hand account of how this complex renovation project came together. To learn more about OHNY Weekend or to book a tour of Hudson Theatre, visit the website.

The Studio Museum in Harlem has unveiled the design for their new building. Designed by Adjaye Associates with Cooper Robertson, the facility will expand the Studio Museum’s internationally renowned temporary exhibitions, provide ongoing opportunities to display works from its permanent collection, offer increased educational opportunities and public programs, and enhance the overall visitor experience. Zubatkin has partnered with the Studio Museum across the strategic planning and design phases, and will continue to oversee the project throughout its implementation. Construction will begin in late fall 2018, during the Museum’s 50th anniversary year. Visit the Museum’s website and the NYTimes to learn more!

We’re excited to announce that after over a year of hard work, Ronald McDonald House New York has completed the renovation and expansion of its Manhattan center.  The improved facility includes eleven additional family units, six post-transplant suites, a newly renovated Macy’s Living Room, a wellness center, allowing the Ronald McDonald House to support even more children and their families during their times of need.  Congratulations to Ronald McDonald House New York and the entire project team!  To learn more about the good work of the Ronald McDonald House, please check out the press release and visit their website.

On September 19th, Matt Doherty, Vice President, will serve as a panelist to discuss repositioning existing buildings at the SGH Create + Construct Symposium. The panel will discuss the importance of modernizing New York City’s existing infrastructures and the benefits of updating buildings to protect against extreme weather, make the most of limited space, and respond to evolving regulations, among other key issues. Matt will be joined by David Burns of STUDIOS architecture, John Langdon of Skanska USA, and Carlo Scissura of the New York Building Congress. The panel will be moderated by Guy Geier of FXFOWLE and MC-ed by Vince Cammalleri of Simpson Gumpertz & Heger. Looking forward to an interesting and informative discussion. For more information and to register for the event, click here.

The Society of American Registered Architects celebrates design excellence in architecture and design through the annual National Design Awards Program, attracting entries from across the country from individuals, firms, and students of architecture and allied disciplines. Our own Suzanne Musho, Vice President at Zubatkin, will serve on the jury alongside Dr. Carol Bentel of Bentel & Bentel Architects/Planners, Michael Macaluso of M.J. Macaluso & Associates, and David Stofcik of Walt Disney Imagineering. They will be joined by Jury Chairperson, Walt Geiger of MG2 and Jury Moderator, Christiaan Dinkeloo of KRJDA. More information on the awards program can be found on the SARA website.

The entire Zubatkin team recently spent a breezy Summer evening at Yankee Stadium for one of the Subway Series games. It was a fun chance for everyone to relax and enjoy a beautiful evening at the ball park with good food and great company. We even got a shout out from the Yankees on the big screen! A big thank you to everyone involved and to all who joined in.

As the summer of 2017 winds down, we’d like to take the opportunity to congratulate Zubatkin’s softball team on a successful season. Our dedicated team competed with various teams in the Central Park league.  Thank you to all who joined the fun!

It is our pleasure to announce our new Vice President, Jason Zubatkin, our two new Senior Project Managers, Alan Clark and Kevin O’Bryan, and our three new Project Managers, Sabeel Yosef, Steve Papp and Alice Feng. Each of these individuals is being recognized not only for the technical expertise they bring to our projects, but for going above and beyond in meeting and exceeding the needs of our clients on a daily basis. We applaud each of them for their efforts and are proud to acknowledge their contributions to Zubatkin. Please join us in congratulating them on their well-deserved promotions!

Madison Square Boys & Girls Club recently broke ground on its new flagship Clubhouse at the intersection of West 155th Street and Bradhurst Avenue in Harlem. The groundbreaking was commemorated with a ceremony where President Bill Clinton provided the keynote address. The Clubhouse will be named in honor of The Pinkerton Foundation, whose generous endowment will support a wide-range of programming at the Clubhouse for approximately 1,500 new members. Congratulations to the project team on this exciting milestone! Read more here.

Members of Saint David’s School joined with the project team on Thursday, April 27^th, to celebrate the completion of the steel framework on the new renovation and expansion of Saint David’s School on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. During the ceremony, the Head of School and Chair of the Building Committee led the signing of the beams on the six-story, 100,000 square-foot building. Zubatkin is currently working with Saint David’s to reprogram their facilities as part of the overall renovation and expansion of their campus. The project team includes PBDW Architects as architect and Hudson Meridian as construction manager. Congratulations to the team on this significant milestone!