Don't Get Too Comfortable at That Desk
First there were individual offices. Then cubicles and open floor plans. Now, there is a “palette of places.” New office designs are coming to a workplace near you, with layouts meant to cater to the variety of tasks required of modern white-collar workers. Put another way, it means people don’t sit in just one place.
Date 2017-10-06
Author Steve Lohr
Top 10 Biggest Retail Leases of September
The retail leasing summer slowdown in New York City has continued into the fall. The 10 biggest retail lease deals made public last month totaled 157,392 square feet, down 27,761 square feet from last month’s total of 185,153 square feet. The largest retail lease in September was for an entertainment space in Times Square.
Date 2017-10-05
Author Ashley McHugh-Chiappone
Jon Hamm, Norah Jones are celebs at Waterfront Gala at Brooklyn Bridge Park
The Waterfront Gala at Brooklyn Bridge Park will honor Douglas Durst, chairman of The Durst Organization, for his longstanding commitment to sustainability and the environment.
Date 2017-10-04
Author Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Saga of the Superblock: How Durst Made Good on his Massive Bet on West 57th St
After nearly 20 years of development, two rezonings and several changes in plans, the Durst Organization has closed a major chapter on its Hell’s Kitchen “superblock.” Last week, the developer leased out the final unit in Via57, the 709-unit rental building designed by the Bjarke Ingels Group.
Date 2017-10-03
Author Kathryn Brenzel
Exclusive AES New York 2017 One World Trade Center Broadcast Operations Event Slated for Oct 18
The consistently rich program of the Broadcast and Streaming Track of the Audio Engineering Society’s annual convention will uphold that tradition at AES New York 2017, to be held in New York City at the Jacob Javits Center, October 18 – 21. Included in the Track’s schedule is an exclusive event at One WTC.
Date 2017-10-03
Author Audio Engineering Society
