Cauldwell Wingate’s Women Promoting Success Group had its first event since the onset of COVID.  While it still had to be virtual, we decided it made sense to do a “Self-Care Check-In”.  We did a short Sound Bowl Meditation Session by @crystalvida followed by some conversation about the challenges both personally and professionally that we have dealt with during the pandemic.  We offered a book on Practicing Mindfulness and a few items that aid in lowering stress and promoting calm.  Always remember to check-in with each other and with yourself.

Cauldwell Wingate is proud to announce our involvement in the renovation of an existing warehouse into new retail and commercial office space on West 21st Street, contracted by Higher Ground Ground Development. To transform this 8-story, approximate 60k SF development, the team will focus on structural enhancement, a new façade, entry storefront/canopy/lobby, elevators and egress stairs, and all new MEPS systems. Stay tuned for further updates!

50 Trinity Place is a 28-story hotel building located in NYC’s financial district. The hotel will include 180 Guest Rooms, restaurant with a commercial kitchen, meeting room, gym, and office space for hotel management. The building features a reinforced concrete structure, combination of window wall, insulated metal panels, and EIFS façade, a Building Maintenance Unit, an emergency power generator, and also houses dedicated MTA space with physical connection to a nearby subway station. The tight jobsite logistics pose challenges for material deliveries and also require the combined use of boom truck and a Spyder crane for superstructure rebar loading. Project is slated for completion in the first quarter of 2022.

Cauldwell Wingate’s Christina Rivera, Project Executive is participating at the upcoming New York Festival of Construction on February 22 at 1:00PM. For more information and to register for her panel and hear updates on construction contracts from the perspective of owners & contractors, click here: https://newyorkfestivalofconstruction.com/live-webinars

This 15k SF project is located in a Landmark building built in 1901 in downtown Brooklyn. The project proved challenging in a busy, congested area and original, landmarked windows and façade. The team showcased creativity and protection with the help of a safety coordinator and project expeditors from DOT. The final healthcare facility consists of exam, consultation and procedure rooms, office spaces, a lab and more.  The completed rooms are outfitted with custom millwork cabinetry and well as custom mill work furniture and solid surface Corian, 3 form panels and stainless steel in the recover area, nurse’s stations, reception and waiting areas. Luxury floor finishes, LED cove lighting and accent paint was installed to specify areas of medicine throughout the space. Click here to view the slideshow

View the full article: https://newyorkyimby.com/2021/01/facade-work-progresses-on-2505-broadway-on-manhattans-upper-west-side.html

Cauldwell Wingate is pleased to share construction has reached the halfway point of the SGI Queens Buddhist Temple at 40-36 24th Street. This 3-story building will be a House of Worship including meeting rooms, office spaces, a bookstore, a public worship room, a pantry and an outdoor terrace space with amenities. We look forward to a productive 2021 and showcasing the finished project!

ULI New York hosted their 2020 Awards of Excellence in Development Gala on November 2, 2020 and 40 Tenth Avenue was announced as the winner of the Excellent in Office Development category. Cauldwell Wingate is honored to be part of the 40 Tenth Avenue Meatpacking District project team alongside Aurora, Studio Gang, Arup and HM White. We are honored to have been recognized alongside the incredible 40 Tenth Avenue team.

Our newest project 2505 Broadway is officially topped out on Friday, October 30th 2020! This 55 million dollar new construction 19-story high rise luxury condominium designed by ODA Architecture boasts 109,000 sf, and features a gym, sport court, library, kids playroom, dog spa and much more!

The Commercial Observer hosted their 4th Annual Healthcare Construction Forum on September 24th with several hundred attendees. Jeremiah Laureano, Project Executive at Cauldwell Wingate participated on the Development and Master Planning for Future Healthcare Needs panel. During the conversation he was able to discuss how construction firms are tailoring their processes and development strategies while responding to new COVID-specific requirements. The panel discussed the rise in healthcare costs as well as demand for new technology and research facilities, and decisions about new hospital locations as well as design and functionality.