NYU Langone Hospital | Parking Garage Repairs
Client: NYU Langone Hospital Project Date: February 14, 2026 – Ongoing Location: 530 1st Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical infrastructure project at 530 1st Ave., home to NYU Langone Hospital. This ongoing initiative focuses on comprehensive parking garage repairs, restoring structural integrity, safety, and long-term durability at one of New York City’s leading medical institutions. Key Project Highlights: Structural Repairs: Comprehensive repair of deteriorated concrete and structural elements within the parking garage, addressing spalling, cracking, and surface deterioration to ensure a safe and compliant environment for staff, patients, and visitors. Local Law 126 Compliance: All repair work is carried out in accordance with NYC Local Law 126 requirements, ensuring the garage meets current safety standards and passes required periodic inspections. Operational Sensitivity: Work is carefully scheduled and phased to minimize disruptions to hospital operations and maintain safe, uninterrupted access for patients, staff, and emergency vehicles throughout the construction phase. Coordination with Facility Management: Close collaboration with NYU Langone Hospital facility management to ensure all repairs align with the hospital’s operational needs, safety protocols, and NYC regulatory compliance. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in parking garage repairs and our ability to effectively manage complex structural work within active, high-priority medical facilities.
1 World Trade Center | New Concrete Sidewalk at Entry Doors
Client: NYCAN Project Date: January 15, 2026 – Ongoing Location: 1 World Trade Center, New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical infrastructure project at 1 World Trade Center, on behalf of NYCAN. This ongoing initiative focuses on the installation of new concrete sidewalks at the building’s entry doors, enhancing safety, accessibility, and the first impression of one of New York City’s most iconic addresses. Key Project Highlights: New Concrete Sidewalk Installation: Full installation of new concrete sidewalk sections at the entry doors of 1 World Trade Center, utilizing durable, high-performance materials designed to withstand heavy pedestrian traffic and the demands of a landmark urban environment. Entry Door Access & Safety: Work is carefully executed to improve the pedestrian approach to the building’s entry points, addressing surface conditions and ensuring a safe, compliant walkway for the thousands of tenants, visitors, and tourists who pass through daily. NYC DOT Compliance: All sidewalk work is carried out in full accordance with NYC Department of Transportation standards, ensuring long-term durability and regulatory compliance at one of the city’s highest-profile locations. Coordination with Site Management: Close collaboration with NYCAN and site management to ensure all work aligns with the strict operational, security, and scheduling requirements of 1 World Trade Center, minimizing disruptions throughout the construction phase. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s ability to deliver high-quality concrete and masonry solutions at the most demanding and prestigious locations in New York City
BXP | Stone Replacement at Plaza & Waterproofing
Client: BXP Project Date: November 2025 – Ongoing Location: 599 Lexington Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical restoration project at 599 Lexington Ave., managed by BXP. This ongoing initiative focuses on the replacement of plaza stonework and comprehensive waterproofing, preserving the structural integrity and aesthetic excellence of one of Midtown Manhattan’s premier commercial properties. Key Project Highlights: Stone Replacement at Plaza: Full replacement of deteriorated and damaged plaza stonework, utilizing durable materials that match the building’s existing aesthetic and meet the highest standards of craftsmanship for a landmark Midtown address. Waterproofing Systems: Application of comprehensive waterproofing solutions to protect the plaza and underlying structure from water infiltration, preventing long-term damage and extending the life of the building’s exterior systems. Preservation of Building Aesthetics: All stone replacement work is carefully executed to seamlessly integrate with the existing plaza design, maintaining the refined appearance expected of a premier BXP-managed property. Coordination with Building Management: Close collaboration with BXP management to ensure all work aligns with site requirements, scheduling needs, and full NYC regulatory compliance, while minimizing disruptions to tenants and pedestrians. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in masonry restoration and waterproofing, showcasing our ability to deliver precision craftsmanship on high-profile commercial properties in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
505 Park Ave. | New Concrete Sidewalk Repair
Client: Cushman & WakefieldProject Date: June 01, 2025 – November 15, 2025 Location: 505 Park Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical infrastructure project at 505 Park Ave., home to the Aramco Building. This ongoing initiative focuses on the repair of exterior concrete sidewalks, restoring safety, structural integrity, and curb appeal along one of Midtown Manhattan’s most distinguished addresses. Key Project Highlights: Concrete Sidewalk Repair: Targeted repair of damaged and deteriorated concrete sidewalk sections, addressing cracking, surface deterioration, and uneven areas to ensure a safe and compliant walking surface for tenants and pedestrians. Structural Integrity: All repair work is carried out to meet NYC Department of Transportation standards, ensuring the long-term durability and performance of the sidewalk under the demands of a high-traffic urban environment. Prime Midtown Location: Situated on one of Manhattan’s most prestigious corridors, the project requires careful scheduling and execution to minimize disruptions to building operations and pedestrian flow throughout the construction phase. Coordination with Building Management: Close collaboration with Aramco Building management to ensure all work aligns with site requirements, operational needs, and full NYC regulatory compliance. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s commitment to delivering high-quality concrete and masonry solutions, showcasing our ability to effectively manage complex repairs in high-traffic Midtown environments.
BXP | New Concrete Sidewalk Repair
Client: BXP Project Date: June 1, 2025 – October 17, 2025Location: 399 Park Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical infrastructure project at 399 Park Ave., managed by BXP. This ongoing initiative focuses on the repair of exterior concrete sidewalks, restoring safety, structural integrity, and curb appeal along one of Midtown Manhattan’s most prominent commercial addresses. Key Project Highlights: Concrete Sidewalk Repair: Targeted repair of damaged and deteriorated concrete sidewalk sections, addressing cracking, surface deterioration, and uneven areas to ensure a safe and compliant walking surface for tenants and pedestrians. Structural Integrity: All repair work is carried out to meet NYC Department of Transportation standards, ensuring the long-term durability and performance of the sidewalk under the demands of a high-traffic urban environment. Prime Midtown Location: Situated on one of Manhattan’s most prestigious corridors, the project requires careful scheduling and execution to minimize disruptions to building operations and pedestrian flow throughout the construction phase. Coordination with Building Management: Close collaboration with BXP management to ensure all work aligns with site requirements, operational needs, and full NYC regulatory compliance. 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 Midtown environments.
New York University NYU | Sidewalk Vault Repair
Client: New York University (NYU) Project Date: Ongoing Location: 31 Washington Pl., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is currently engaged in a critical structural project at 31 Washington Pl., home to the Brown Building, a ten-story landmark that is part of the New York University campus. This ongoing initiative focuses on the repair of the sidewalk vault, restoring structural integrity and long-term durability at one of NYU’s most historically significant university buildings. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Vault Repair: Comprehensive repair of the existing sidewalk vault structure, addressing deterioration, cracking, and structural deficiencies to ensure a safe and compliant below-grade system beneath one of NYU’s busiest campus walkways. Structural Integrity: All repair work is carried out to meet NYC Department of Transportation standards and applicable building codes, ensuring the long-term performance and safety of the vault under the demands of heavy pedestrian and urban traffic. Historically Sensitive Location: Work is carefully planned and executed with full respect for the building’s historical significance and its active role within the NYU campus, minimizing disruptions to students, faculty, and pedestrians throughout the construction phase. Coordination with University Management: Close collaboration with NYU facilities management to ensure all repair work aligns with campus operational needs, scheduling requirements, and full NYC regulatory compliance. This project highlights Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in masonry restoration and waterproofing, showcasing our ability to deliver precision craftsmanship on high-profile commercial properties in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
NY Health & Racquet Club | New Sidewalk Replacement and Repair
Client: NY Health & Racquet Club Project Date: August 2024 – April 2025 Location: 370 Park Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino is engaged in a critical infrastructure project at 370 Park Ave., home to the New York Health & Racquet Club. This ongoing initiative focuses on the replacement and repair of exterior sidewalks, enhancing safety, accessibility, and long-term durability for club members and the surrounding pedestrian community. Key Project Highlights: Sidewalk Replacement: Complete replacement of deteriorated sidewalk sections using durable materials designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and the demands of a high-activity urban environment, brought fully up to NYC Department of Transportation standards. Sidewalk Repairs: Targeted repairs to damaged and uneven areas, addressing trip hazards, cracking, and surface deterioration to extend the life of the existing infrastructure and maintain a safe walking surface. Prime Midtown Location: Situated on one of Manhattan’s most prominent corridors, the project requires careful planning and execution to minimize disruptions to both pedestrian flow and club operations throughout the construction phase. Coordination with Building Management: Close collaboration with NY Health & Racquet Club management to ensure all work aligns with site requirements, scheduling needs, and NYC regulatory compliance. 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 Midtown environments.
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.