601 Lexington Ave | Sidewalk & Corner Pedestrian Ramps
Client: Boston Properties Inc. Project Date: June 15, 2024 – Ongoing Location: 601 Lexington Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical infrastructure project at 601 Lexington Ave., managed by Boston Properties Inc. This ongoing initiative focuses on the replacement of sidewalks and the construction of corner pedestrian ramps along a major traffic corridor, enhancing both safety and accessibility for pedestrians. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Replacement: The project involves the complete replacement of the existing sidewalks, utilizing durable materials designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and urban wear and tear. Corner Pedestrian Ramps: New pedestrian ramps are being constructed at intersections to improve accessibility and comply with ADA standards, ensuring safe and convenient passage for all pedestrians. Major Traffic Corridor: Located on a busy traffic corridor, the project requires careful planning and execution to minimize disruptions to vehicular and pedestrian traffic while maintaining safety throughout the construction phase. Ongoing Coordination: Continuous coordination with local authorities and Boston Properties Inc. ensures that the project adheres to all regulations and meets the operational needs of the surrounding area. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s commitment to improving urban infrastructure and pedestrian safety, showcasing our ability to effectively manage complex projects in high-traffic environments.
90 Church St. | Steam & Chiller Room Repairs
Client: Boston Properties Project Date: January 15, 2024 – Ongoing Location: 90 Church St., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in critical steam and chiller room repairs at 90 Church St., a prominent commercial property managed by Boston Properties Inc. This ongoing project focuses on improving the building’s essential HVAC and mechanical systems to enhance operational efficiency and ensure long-term reliability. Key Project Highlights: Steam Room Repairs: Comprehensive repairs and upgrades to the steam room infrastructure, addressing both functionality and efficiency to meet the building’s heating requirements. Chiller Room Restoration: Repairing and optimizing the chiller systems to improve cooling efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and ensure consistent climate control throughout the building. Ongoing Operations: The project is being conducted in phases to minimize disruptions to tenants and building operations while maintaining a safe and compliant work environment. Collaboration with Building Management: Close coordination with Boston Properties Inc. to ensure that all repairs are aligned with the building’s operational needs and future sustainability goals. This ongoing project underscores Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in complex mechanical system repairs and our commitment to delivering high-quality solutions for large-scale commercial properties.
CMJ Lynbrook LLC I Comprehensive Renovation
Project Date: December 15, 2023 Client: CMJ Lynbrook LLCLocation: 368 Ocean Avenue, Lynbrook, NY 11563 Malatesta Paladino undertook a comprehensive renovation of the entire structure located at 368 Ocean Avenue in Lynbrook, NY. This project involved significant enhancements to both the interior and exterior, transforming the facility into a modern and functional space tailored to the client’s needs. Key elements of the renovation included: Structural Improvements: Upgrading the foundation and framework to ensure safety and longevity. Interior Overhaul: Revamping all interior spaces with contemporary finishes, optimized layouts, and modern amenities to enhance functionality and aesthetics. Exterior Facelift: Updating the facade and landscaping to improve curb appeal and create an inviting atmosphere. Sustainable Solutions: Incorporating eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems to promote sustainability and reduce environmental impact. The successful completion of this project reflects Malatesta Paladino’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and customer satisfaction, resulting in a revitalized space that meets the evolving demands of its users.
395 Hudson St. | Sidewalk Replacement
Client: Western Specialties and Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Project Date: October 1, 2023 Location: 395 Hudson St., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino was contracted to perform a full sidewalk replacement at 395 Hudson St., a key commercial property managed by Cushman & Wakefield Inc. The project focused on upgrading the pedestrian walkway to ensure safety, compliance, and improved aesthetics in one of New York City’s busy commercial areas. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Replacement: Complete removal and replacement of the existing sidewalk, using durable materials designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and harsh weather conditions. Improved Accessibility: The new sidewalk design enhances accessibility for pedestrians, ensuring ADA compliance and smoother transitions for all users. Minimal Disruption: The project was completed efficiently with strategic scheduling to minimize disruptions to building tenants and passersby, allowing business operations to continue uninterrupted. Enhanced Curb Appeal: In addition to functional improvements, the sidewalk replacement also refreshed the exterior appearance of the property, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the surrounding area. The successful completion of this project underscores Malatesta Paladino’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and maintaining the highest safety standards in all of our urban infrastructure projects.
205 W. 57th St | Sidewalk Replacement
Project Date: September 15, 2023 Client: Osborne Hotel Location: 205 W. 57th St., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino was contracted to perform critical sidewalk, curb, and vault repairs at the historic Osborne Hotel, located at 205 W. 57th St. in New York City. This project presented unique challenges due to its high-traffic location above an active subway line and adjacent to a major transportation hub for express and routine bus services connecting the west and east sides of Manhattan. Key Project Features: Vault Repairs: Major repairs were carried out on the underground vaults, ensuring structural integrity and safety, while managing the complexities of working above an active MTA/NYC Transit Subway line. Holiday Season Coordination: The project took place during the busy holiday season, requiring careful scheduling and logistics to minimize disruptions to the high volume of pedestrian and vehicular traffic in the area. Collaborative Effort: We worked closely with multiple city agencies, including the MTA, NYCT, DOT, DOB, and Con Edison, to ensure seamless coordination and compliance with all regulatory requirements. Sidewalk and Curb Upgrades: The sidewalks and curbs were fully restored, improving both safety and accessibility for pedestrians, while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of this historic location. Despite the challenges of working over critical infrastructure and in a densely trafficked area, the project was completed on time and in full compliance with safety and operational standards. The result is a renewed and structurally sound sidewalk and vault system that enhances the safety and convenience of one of Manhattan’s busiest intersections.
545 1st Ave | Sidewalk & Curb Replacement
Client: NYU Project Date: August 15, 2023 Location: 545 1st Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino completed the sidewalk and curb replacement project at 545 1st Ave., home to NYU’s medical facilities. The project required careful coordination to manage repairs while maintaining access to the hospital’s high-traffic entrance, ensuring that daily operations and patient care were unaffected. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk & Curb Replacement: Complete replacement of the sidewalk and curbs, enhancing both safety and accessibility for pedestrians and hospital visitors while improving the overall aesthetics of the area. Traffic Management: The project was conducted under strict logistical management to ensure uninterrupted access to the hospital, a vital location with constant foot and vehicular traffic. ADA Compliance: Throughout the project, Malatesta Paladino worked closely with the Department of Transportation (DOT) to ensure the sidewalk and curb design remained fully compliant with ADA standards, enhancing accessibility for all. On-Time & On-Budget: Despite the challenges of maintaining access to a busy hospital entrance, the project was completed on schedule and within the planned budget, demonstrating our commitment to efficiency and precision. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in executing large-scale infrastructure repairs in high-traffic, sensitive areas while ensuring full compliance with safety and accessibility regulations.
110 E. 59th St | Sidewalk Replacement
Project Date: November 15, 2022 Overnight & WeekendsClient: Resnick & Sons Location: 110 E. 59th St., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino was selected to complete the replacement of the sidewalk over an underground vault at 110 E. 59th St., a prominent commercial property owned by Resnick & Sons. This project required precise coordination and execution, given the constraints of working in one of Manhattan’s busiest areas. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Replacement Over Vault: The project involved removing and replacing the sidewalk, ensuring that the underlying vault structure was secured and properly integrated with the new sidewalk surface. Night and Weekend Scheduling: To minimize disruption to the building’s tenants, pedestrians, and surrounding businesses, all work was performed during nights and weekends, allowing for seamless day-to-day operations in this bustling part of the city. Safety and Compliance: The work was conducted with strict adherence to safety protocols, ensuring both the structural integrity of the vault and the safety of the surrounding area. The project was completed on time and within scope, providing a durable, safe, and aesthetically pleasing sidewalk that meets the high standards of both Resnick & Sons and the City of New York.
114 5th Ave | Sidewalk & Granite Curb Replacement, Vault Repair, Boiler System Replacement
Client: L&L Holdings Project Date: January 1, 2022 – October 15, 2024 Location: 114 5th Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently executing a comprehensive renovation project at 114 5th Ave., managed by L&L Holdings. This extensive project includes sidewalk replacement, granite curb replacement, and vital vault repairs, all carried out while maintaining safe pedestrian access to the building. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Replacement: The existing sidewalk has been completely replaced to enhance safety, aesthetics, and durability, ensuring compliance with city regulations and standards. Granite Curb Replacement: The project involves the installation of new granite curbs, aligning with the historical character of the area while providing a robust and attractive edge to the sidewalk. Vault Repairs: Critical repairs to the underground vaults are being undertaken to improve structural integrity and functionality, ensuring the safety of the public and the property. Boiler System Replacement: In addition to the sidewalk work, the project includes the removal and replacement of the existing boiler system, necessitating careful coordination to avoid disruption to building services while the sidewalk remains open for pedestrian traffic. Ongoing Operations: Throughout the project, Malatesta Paladino has ensured that the sidewalk remains accessible, allowing for continued public use while safeguarding the work site. This project underscores Malatesta Paladino’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and our ability to manage complex renovations in a bustling urban environment while maintaining safety and accessibility.
51 W. 52nd St | Sidewalk Repairs & Building Plaza Restoration
Client: CBS Project Date: October 1, 2019 Location: 51 W. 52nd St., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino successfully completed a comprehensive project at 51 W. 52nd St., home to CBS, which involved significant sidewalk repairs and a complete restoration of the building’s plaza. This project required meticulous planning and execution due to the presence of the MTA/NYC Transit Subway line directly beneath the work area Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Repairs: The project involved extensive repairs to the existing sidewalks, enhancing safety and accessibility for pedestrians in a high-traffic urban environment. Building Plaza Restoration: A complete restoration of the building plaza was undertaken, including the replacement of existing tiles and the application of waterproofing measures to protect against water intrusion and enhance durability. Careful Protection Measures: Given the proximity to the MTA/NYC Transit Subway line, careful protective measures were implemented throughout the project to ensure the safety of the structure and workers while minimizing disruptions to subway operations. Quality Materials: High-quality, durable materials were used in the restoration and repairs, ensuring long-lasting results that align with the architectural integrity of the building. This project demonstrates Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in managing complex urban restoration projects while prioritizing safety, quality, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
77 MacDougal St. | Sidewalk Replacement & Outdoor Dining Repairs
Client: Tiro A. Segno Foundation Project Date: September 1, 2019 Location: 77 MacDougal St., New York, NY In 2019, Malatesta Paladino undertook the restoration of the sidewalk and outdoor dining area at the historic Tiro A. Segno, located at 77 MacDougal St. This project was conducted under landmark preservation approval, ensuring that the site’s rich history and architectural integrity were preserved while enhancing the structure’s safety and functionality. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Replacement: The project involved the complete replacement of the existing sidewalk with high-quality granite, adhering to landmark preservation standards to ensure historical accuracy. Outdoor Dining Repairs: The outdoor dining area was restored to its original form, with repairs that improved both aesthetics and functionality, enhancing the dining experience for patrons. Refurbished Railings: The original railings, dating back to 1934, were carefully refurbished to their original condition, maintaining the historical charm of the property while ensuring modern safety standards. Landmark Preservation Compliance: All work was completed in accordance with stringent landmark preservation guidelines, ensuring that the property’s historical value was protected throughout the restoration process. Efficient Completion: The project was completed in under three months, with minimal disruption to the surrounding neighborhood and building operations. This project is a testament to Malatesta Paladino’s ability to balance historical preservation with modern upgrades, delivering a seamless blend of craftsmanship, efficiency, and respect for the property’s legacy.