Commercial - Constructed

The JACX Project Commissioner Tishman Speyer Creator MdeAS Architects

As the first ground-up commercial building in Long Island City, the JACX pioneers contemporary work culture in the area by promoting wellness and sustainability through a dynamic architectural design. One subway stop from Manhattan, The JACX is comprised of 1.1 million square feet of new office space and 50,000 square feet of retail. The building is characterized by two identical towers featuring raw concrete and textured terra cotta panels that create visual unity and symmetry. Featuring sweeping views on all sides, the towers are connected by an expansive, landscaped terrace that serves as a quad where tenants can socialize, relax, dine or work. Team AKRF Engineering, P.C. Parking Consultant Edgett Williams Consulting Group, Inc. Vertical Transportation Entek Engineering LLC Faade Maintenance JBB - MEP Lovell Belcher - Survey Mueser Rutledge Soils & SOE Engineer New Line Structures - CM Philip Habib & Associates Civil Engineer RWDI Wind Tunnel Testing Consultant Tenen Environmental Environmental Engineer Vidaris LEED H.M. White Landscape Architect Cerami Acoustical Engineer WSP Structural Engineer Gillman Consulting Inc. - Expediter

Nordstrom Flagship Project Commissioner Nordstrom Inc. Creator James Carpenter Design Associates Nordstrom’s first flagship store in New York City primarily occupies a new building spanning 57th and 58th Streets and as well as several buildings existing buildings along Broadway in mid-town Manhattan.

JCDA’s unique “Waveforms Façade” contributes a more generous volumetric experience of light within the site’s constrained public realm. The store’s lofted ceilings and entirely glass façade represent the department store’s desire to create a new kind of experience for shoppers. The waveform of the curtain wall serves performance objectives such as allowing for the oversize glass units to span the floor to floor plates without the need for vertical mullions, while the volumes allow for a program that merges civic and commercial goals.

PUMA North America Flagship Project Commissioner Puma North America Creator Design Republic

Team Architect- Design Republic Construction Managers- Shawmut Construction Lighting Designer- Lighting Workshop MEP Engineer- Fiskaa Engineering Structural Engineer- Severud Associates Consulting Engineers Structural Curtain Wall Consultant- Eckersley O’Caliaghan Partners Acoustic Consultant- Cerami Associates Audio Visual Consultant- Gable Company Vertical Transportation Consultant- Boca Group Code Consultant- Brookebridge Consultant Services Inc. The PUMA flagship store was a highly significant project for PUMA North America, Inc. and considered the brand’s first of its kind North American Flagship store built in New York City. The experience begins for the consumer prior to setting foot inside the store— the unique custom storefront façade was inspired by the iconic PUMA tread. Once inside, the double-height first floor connected by interlacing escalators provide shoppers with fluid circulation between the 1st and 2nd-floor experience.