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JRM Construction Management completes 40,000 s/f renovation of The 92nd St. Y

Manhattan, NY JRM Construction Management has completed the renovation of The 92nd St. Y, located at 1395 Lexington Ave. 

The 40,000 s/f renovation spanned four floors within two connected buildings and included a new theater with a stage, Jezet stadium seating, Robbins athletic wood floors, Barbizon theatrical lighting and controls, a lobby, a dance studio, updated Terrazzo stairs, office space, and restrooms.

 

 

2“The 92nd St. Y is a world-class cultural and community center where people all over the world connect through culture, arts, entertainment and conversation,” said Patrick Lees, project director, JRM Construction Management. “It was an honor to provide upgrades to this already stunning, traditionally Jewish community gathering spot.”

 

 

The architect on the project was Beyer Blinder Belle and Tillotson Design Associates; the engineer was Kohler Ronan; the owner’s representative was Lehrer Cumming; and additional design support was from SoundArts, Fisher Dachs, and Jaffe Holden.

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