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Exciting updates for the West Village! New renderings have been revealed for 80 Clarkson Street, a mixed-use development designed by COOKFOX Architects with SLCE Architects as the architect of record and developed by ZECKENDORF DEVELOPMENT, LLC, Atlas Capital Group, LLC, and The Baupost Group. The project will bring residential and commercial spaces to this iconic Manhattan neighborhood, incorporating sustainable design elements and community-focused amenities. GMS is proud to collaborate on this project, providing building envelope consulting services to help bring this vision to life. Stay tuned for more updates as 80 Clarkson Street takes shape. Kudos to Achim Hermes, Sara González Rey, and Max Horkenbach for the amazing work! Read more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/gURbDk5P #GMSProjects #StructuralEngineering #GMSFacades #NYCArchitecture #WestVillage

Listen now: Episode 2 of "The Architect's Rolodex," a new podcast by COOKFOX Architects. In this episode, we're talking to members of our Studio in the LGBTQIA2S+ community. We discuss Pride Month—from what it means to each person, how they celebrate, and what historical events are important to them. Other topics revolve around their personal experiences with work and life in New York City. Featured guests: Jared A. Gilbert, Liam Martin, Michael Levy Bajar, and Luca Baraldo. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eB8K-Ect

Choo-choo, all aboard! COOKFOX Partner and Minnesota Studio Lead Arno Adkins, AIA attended REjournals' 2024 Downtown Summit today, an annual event celebrating Minneapolis real estate. This year, the summit was held at Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, The Depot, a repurposed nineteenth-century train shed. Underneath this long-span trussed roof, the past and future of downtown real estate all came together. Preservation—especially the open-ended preservation of industrial architecture—is a topic our studio has explored across our portfolio, and today's summit was a perfect reminder of why history continues to resonate in our work. Read more about today's summit here: https://lnkd.in/dQpS3Fn3

"Architecture is an art of connections," says Rick Cook.

New renderings are live for our project at 80 Clarkson Street: https://lnkd.in/gURbDk5P

"In a city like New York, private schools compete fiercely to attract students and donations. Marymount's new building has given it a distinct edge over its rivals, while at the same time offering students and staff a nurturing environment for learning and exploring." Read the new profile of the Marymount School of New York, designed by COOKFOX, in Architectural Record's October 2024 issue: https://lnkd.in/gykUnfdi Article by Clifford Pearson Photos by Ines Leong Client • Marymount School of New York Client rep • Gary Zimberg MEP • Cosentini Associates Structural • Severud Associates Civil • Philip Habib and Associates Geotech Engineering • Langan Engineering & Environmental Services Acoustics • Longman Lindsey General Contractor • Triton Construction Elevator Consultant • VDA | Elevator/Escalator Consulting & Inspection Firm Security • DVS Ltd Lighting • One Lux Studio Expeditor • Design 2147, Ltd. Landscape Architect • terrain Food Service • Next Step Design Building Envelope • Gilsanz Murray Steficek Theater Consultant • Apeiro Design

Yesterday, our team celebrated the ribbon cutting of Armani’s flagship store in New York, attending the unveiling of the new retail and restaurant located on the first floor of the COOKFOX-designed Giorgio Armani Residences at 760 Madison Avenue. Inspired by the historic context of the Upper East Side, the building is attuned to the craft and materiality of Madison Avenue’s luxury character and to Mr. Armani’s legacy approach to modern, refined design. At street level, the façade harmonizes with the materials, rhythms, and patterns of the historic Upper East Side and forms a new modern landmark, while the entirety of the building was designed with a focus on natural materiality, health, and wellness. Designed in partnership with SL Green Realty Corp. and Giorgio Armani.

Join us for a webinar on 24/10/24z. COOKFOX Architects and David Morley Architects LLP will present their projects published in the famous brochure for architects Focus On Zinc. 10 AM EDT - 3 PM BST - 4 PM CEST https://lnkd.in/eG2AWyCk #architecture #zinc

Leveraging the intersection of nature, community, and architecture, our work in Hudson Square is changing the physical and psychological landscape of the neighborhood. At St. John's Terminal, we worked with Oxford Properties Group to transform pedestrian routes to Hudson River Park and to create new access to public greenspaces. With our ongoing projects at 555 Greenwich Street, 345 Hudson Street, and 100 Vandam, we are designing future spaces to likewise encourage connectivity in and across Hudson Square, both person-to-person and person-to-nature, as we recognize the opportunity to help shape the neighborhood's future chapter. With the benefit of additional projects tied to Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) approvals and the Landmarks Preservation Commission, we are extending this transformation to the nearby West Village. Our projects with Atlas Capital Group, LLC at 80 Clarkson Street and 570 Washington Street further promote pedestrian-forward designs and reinforce neighborhood connections to nature and the waterfront. Read more about Hudson Square in the new "Square Feet" column from The New York Times: https://lnkd.in/e4uVb24Q

Tomorrow we are hosting the The Biophilic Institute and Biophilic Cities for an important conversation surrounding the role of nature and biophilic design in our cities. October 9, 2024 at 5:30PM COOKFOX Architects | 250 W 57th Street, New York City, NY