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15 Central Park West | Sidewalk Replacement

Project Date: March 1, 2019 – November 15, 2022Client: Brown Harris Stevens Location: 15 Central Park West, New York, NY Malatesta Paladino led a multi-phase restoration and infrastructure improvement project at the prestigious 15 Central Park West, a property managed by Brown Harris Stevens. Spanning four blocks, this extensive project required careful planning and execution to enhance both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the surrounding area. Key Project Components: Sidewalk & Curb Replacement: Complete replacement and restoration of sidewalks and curbs across a four-block radius, improving pedestrian safety, accessibility, and the overall appearance of the property. Waterproofing: Installation of advanced waterproofing systems at the loading dock and entry points to protect the structure from water infiltration and ensure long-term durability. Concrete Core Drilling: Core drilling through existing 5-inch-thick concrete slabs at multiple locations to accommodate various infrastructure needs and system upgrades. Trench Drains at Parking Garage: Installation of trench drains in the parking garage to improve drainage and prevent water accumulation, ensuring a safer environment for vehicles and pedestrians. Multi-Phase Project: The project was completed in phases over several years to minimize disruptions to residents, pedestrians, and local traffic while maintaining consistent progress. By carefully coordinating each phase and prioritizing safety and efficiency, Malatesta Paladino completed this large-scale project, enhancing both the functionality and value of one of New York’s most iconic residential properties.

51 Madison Ave  | Sidewalk Replacement

Client: New York Life Project Date: May 1, 2018 – April 15, 2021 Location: 51 Madison Ave., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino undertook a significant sidewalk replacement project at 51 Madison Ave., serving as a critical infrastructure improvement for New York Life. This extensive endeavor encompassed a total replacement of sidewalks across a four-block radius, enhancing safety and accessibility for pedestrians in a bustling urban environment. Key Project Highlights: Comprehensive Sidewalk Replacement: The project involved the complete removal and replacement of sidewalks over a four-block radius, utilizing durable materials to withstand high foot traffic and the rigors of urban conditions. Multi-Agency Coordination: Malatesta Paladino coordinated effectively with various agencies, including the Department of Transportation (DOT), Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), Westchester Bus Line, and New York City Transit (NYCT), to ensure seamless integration with existing transportation systems. Collaboration with Building Engineers and Management: Close collaboration with building engineers and management allowed for tailored solutions that met the specific needs of the property while ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Enhanced Accessibility: The new sidewalks provide improved accessibility for pedestrians, including compliance with ADA standards, enhancing the overall safety and usability of the area. This project exemplifies Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in managing large-scale urban infrastructure projects while maintaining a focus on quality, safety, and effective coordination with multiple stakeholders.

454 Broome St. | Sidewalk & Vault Repairs

Client: Kate Spade Project Date: October 15, 2016 Location: 454 Broome St., New York, NY Malatesta Paladino was entrusted with the delicate task of performing sidewalk and vault repairs at the historic 454 Broome St. property, home to Kate Spade. As this location falls under landmark preservation guidelines, the project required meticulous attention to detail in order to preserve the historic character of the site, which dates back to the 1890s. Key Project Highlights: Landmark Preservation: All work adhered to strict landmark preservation guidelines, ensuring that the historical integrity of the property was maintained throughout the restoration process. Granite Stone Refabrication: The original granite stone, installed in the 1890s, was carefully removed, refabricated, and refurbished to match its historical condition before being reinstalled to meet preservation standards. Vault Repairs: Essential repairs to the underground vault were carried out to improve safety and structural stability while ensuring minimal impact on the landmarked facade and exterior. Sidewalk Restoration: The sidewalk was restored to its original state, using materials and techniques that honored the historical significance of the property while ensuring modern durability and compliance with safety standards. This project showcases Malatesta Paladino’s expertise in historical restoration, as well as our ability to seamlessly integrate modern construction practices with landmark preservation requirements.