Structural and miscellaneous steel work spanning five buildings within the iconic former Watchtower complex in Brooklyn Heights.

Structural steel for floors five through fourteen, including 500 tons of steel, two 15-story egress stairs, dunnage and miscellaneous metals.

Structural steel for a complex renovation and rooftop overbuild, including a major Manhattan crane lift placing beams nearly 16 stories above West 60th Street.

Structural steel and custom fabrication for Peloton’s Manhattan headquarters, including a 14-foot-wide bleacher stair and custom 10-foot-diameter spiral stair.

Structural steel for the transformation of an existing six-story West Chelsea warehouse into an 11-story luxury condominium building overlooking the High Line at 515 West 29th Street.

Structural steel and miscellaneous metals for St. Luke’s School’s two-story expansion, with additional custom guardrail and rooftop enclosure work completed in 2022.

Structural and miscellaneous steel for the full-block Terminal Warehouse redevelopment, including elevator shafts, stair towers, tunnel decking, canopies and courtyard expansion.

Structural and miscellaneous steel for The Dalton School’s rooftop expansion, including major structural additions, egress stairs and perimeter support steel.

Structural steel for a ground-up Williamsburg commercial building, including full-height interior columns and first-floor framing.

Structural steel, custom-fabricated trusses and miscellaneous metals for a two-phase Upper West Side school expansion incorporating new classrooms, an indoor gym, mezzanine and theater.

Structural framing and miscellaneous metals for a new transitional housing facility, including a feature stair, architectural-finish exterior footbridge and guardrails.

Structural steel and miscellaneous metals for a six-story charter school, including a double-height gym, canopies, stair guardrails, access ladders and rooftop louvers.

Structural steel for a complex two-story core-and-shell redevelopment retaining portions of the existing masonry while consolidating three Williamsburg properties.