Plaza Construction and Schiavone Construction celebrate topping out of Fulton Street; 180,000 s/f, $176 million upgrade to MTA's Subway Hub

The long-awaited topping out of the Fulton Street Transit Center, the 180,000 s/f, $176 million upgrade to the MTA's subway hub in Lower Manhattan, took place with an onsite ceremony. A team from Plaza Construction, named general contractor of the Center in a joint venture with Schiavone Construction, celebrated with MTA and city officials and guests. Upon completion in 2014, the Fulton Transit Center will serve as a major transportation hub for eight subway lines. Shown (from left) are Plaza/Schiavone team members: Lenny Campanello; Kathy Chorzepa; Bryan Diffley (Schiavone); Antonio Vindigni; Jon Karlsson (Schiavone); Kari Matulewicz; Robert Pulaski ; Joseph Suscovich; Charles Krammer; Kevin Haney.

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