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Robin Landow Levitin, Landow and Landow Architects

Name: Robin Landow Levitin Title: Partner Company/firm: Landow and Landow Architects Years with company/firm: 18 Years in field: 19 Years in real estate industry: 19 Address: 203 Store Hill Road Old Westbury New York, 11568 Telephone: 516.326.1111 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.landow-architects.com Real estate organizations / affiliations: AIA, USGBC LI, USGBC NYC What was your most notable project, deal or transaction in 2010? We developed a masterplan for an independent N-8 school. Three years ago, my firm designed the school's art and science center building. Enrollment has grown significantly since that time. In 2010, we were asked to develop a masterplan to determine future facilities needs. We analyzed the existing campus, surveyed various school constituencies, and recommended possibilities for short-term modifications to accommodate an increased 2011-2012 enrollment. We also provided an extensive program for long-term growth and development. The masterplan will be utilized as we now work with the school to expand its facilities to satisfy its current and future needs.
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