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Last month, our team was thrilled to take part in the ribbon cutting of Long Island Lutheran Middle and High School (LuHi)’s New Classroom Wing and Innovation Center. The newly renovated 31,000 square foot facility includes modern, bright, and flexible educational and ancillary spaces that will inspire students and foster collaboration for decades to come. With cutting-edge technology, modern furnishings, and flexible workspaces, the new wing provides the ideal environment for LuHi students to thrive. ? Zubatkin is honored to have partnered with LuHi, Sage and Coombe Architects, and Archstone Builders on this project.?We look forward to our continued collaboration supporting LuHi’s incredible community. Congrats team!

Over the past weekend, members of our Zubatkin team celebrated the completion and opening of the new Brooklyn Museum Café. Designed by Office of Tangible Space and in celebration of the Museum’s 200th anniversary, the new café brings together food, art, design, and community into its naturally lit front pavilion. Driven by its mission to bring people together through art and experiences, the final space embodies the Museum’s philosophies with its open, inviting, and impactful layout and design. ? Zubatkin continues to provide project management services to the Museum, representing its interests throughout the capital planning process. We are honored to work alongside the Museum’s in-house team, including Director Anne Pasternak, President & COO KP Trueblood, Deputy Director for Operations, Engineering & Facilities Hardat Raywat, and Museum Architect Kenneth Kurtz, AIA, LEED AP; as well as collaborators?Office of Tangible Space; Andre Hueston Mack; Friend of Chef; Oyster Sunday; Kitchen Connect; Great Performances; and Meveca. Congrats to the entire team!

Earlier this week, Kathleen K. Farewell, PE, LFA joined Laura Berman, Assistant VP, Architecture and Design | Assistant University Architect at Rutgers University, and Petar Mattioni, Partner at KSS Architects at ERAPPA: THE EASTERN REGION OF APPA's Annual Conference to discuss best practices for maximizing institutional resources through multimodal design. The conversation focused on how colleges and universities can best approach underutilized campus assets and close gaps in student experience by utilizing high-impact, capital-conscious design strategies. ? The ERAPPA conference brings together educational facilities professionals in order to support the common interests of planning, maintenance, and operations of facilities within the region’s institutions. Learn more about ERAPPA here: https://www.erappa.org/.

Zubatkin Senior Principal Julie Geden recently sat down with AIA New York | Center for Architecture to discuss her career overseeing projects in the cultural and educational sectors, as well as her roots in design advocacy. Serving as this year’s Chair of the Dinner Circle for Common Bond: The Center for Architecture Gala, Julie elaborates on her 20-years collaborating with some of the most highly regarded institutions, the people who have impacted her professional path, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Read about her journey here: https://lnkd.in/e9s2n9JW. Join Julie in celebrating New York City’s architectural history and those who work to advance its tradition of design. Visit AIANY’s event page to purchase tickets and for additional information about sponsorships: https://lnkd.in/dNbg5JaB

Zubatkin Owner Representation 's Kate Reggev, AIA discusses her path from student to architect, historian, writer, professor, and now?owner’s rep with MentorDINO, LLC’s founder and host Katelyn Rossier, AIA, CDT, NCARB, LSSBB. Listen to the interview to hear her wisdom on the importance of advocating for oneself and about her love of giving back to those following in her footsteps. https://lnkd.in/eKieeYr4

We are thrilled to announce that our very own Julie Geden, is the Dinner Circle Chair for the AIA New York | Center for Architecture’s 2024 Common Bond Gala! A lifelong design advocate, Julie has collaborated with many multi-disciplinary teams to successfully deliver visionary and technically complex construction projects on behalf of not-for-profit and private development clients. We’re excited to see her serving in this role on behalf of Zubatkin Owner Representation , A Cumming Group Company and look forward to working with the AIA’s New York Chapter / Center for Architecture to advance their goals for this iconic event for the design community. Learn more about the event, this year’s incredible honorees, and sponsorship opportunities:?https://lnkd.in/dNbg5JaB

Earlier this Summer, Managing Principal Jason Zubatkin was honored with the Rev. Ed Vischer Award at the Long Island Lutheran Middle & High School (LuHi)'s Open and Awards Dinner.?This prestigious honor recognizes those who have made a significant impact on the LuHi community and have done meaningful work in support of children’s education. Celebrating the School’s unique history and core values, LuHi hosted the annual event at the Brookville Country Club to raise funds for its programs and capital campaign, which includes the renovation of the main classroom building into a state-of-the art learning environment and STEM center. We are proud of our longtime partnership with LuHi, and are excited for the upcoming grand opening of their newly renovated 31,000 SF Main Classroom Wing, which helps to fulfill the School's goal of providing its students with inspired and thoughtfully designed learning spaces.

We are thrilled to share a momentous milestone in the renovation of the St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral. On June 30th, Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan led a special ceremony to mark the installation of a new cross, which was beautifully designed in a stately Armenian fashion. This event signifies a key achievement in the Diocese’s?ongoing efforts to restore this historic structure for future generations. ? The new cross, crafted from resilient bronze and to be gilded with gold to match the newly gilded dome, symbolizes faith, hope, and resilience. Its presence atop the Cathedral stands as a testament to the enduring spirit and cultural heritage of the Armenian community. ? Efforts to restore the remainder of the limestone fa?ade, the sanctuary, and adjacent spaces continue to be underway. Our team at Zubatkin is honored to serve as a trusted advisor to the Cathedral on this important work. We extend our gratitude to our amazing partners, Beyer Blinder Belle, Nicholson & Galloway, EverGreene Architectural Arts, Inc., and Heather & Little Limited. https://lnkd.in/gUMxFa-h

Last month, the United States Golf Association (USGA)?unveiled Golf House?Pinehurst?to the public. The historic seven-acre campus in North Carolina features the visitor-friendly?USGA?Experience?and?World Golf Hall of Fame, along with a?new Research and Test Center and sustainable gardens. Construction was successfully completed ahead of the 2024 U.S. Open Championship, which took place at the neighboring?Pinehurst?Resort and Country Club.?? ? The project was part of a larger economic development initiative, with independent studies estimating that the?USGA’s long-term presence in?Pinehurst?will generate over $2 billion in economic activity for the state of North Carolina.?? ? Congratulations to the?USGA?and the entire team, including Clearscapes, PA, Luci Creative, and Gilbane Building Company!?The?Pinehurst?campus complements the?USGA’s collection and official headquarters in Liberty Corner, New Jersey, which continues to operate and serves as the home of the?USGA’s Golf Museum & Library.? ? Learn more:?https://lnkd.in/eG2eTeeN ? ? Images courtesy of the?USGA. #USGA?#USGAExperience #WorldGolfHallofFame #PinehurstNC

The Siegel Center at Sarah Lawrence College recently reached a significant milestone. Cristle Collins Judd Judd and members of our Zubatkin team opened the doors of our construction site for a behind-the-scenes tour for a group of graduating students. In a touching tribute, these students left their mark by signing a wall of the building, becoming a permanent part of the center’s history. ? Originally built in 1916 by William Van Duzer Lawrence, the Ruth Leff Siegel Center has evolved significantly over the years. From housing faculty to serving as the college infirmary, to becoming “The Pub” – a collaborative space for students – the center is now entering its next chapter. The Siegel Center is set to transform into a dynamic “HUB”: a center for humanity, understanding, and belonging. It will feature new spaces to support and bring together multiple student communities, including Common Ground, the LGBTQIA space, and the Spiritual Space. ? Zubatkin is honored to partner with Sarah Lawrence College, Consigli Construction Co., Inc., and DIGSAU architects in planning, designing, and implementing this beloved space for the campus! ? #hardhattour #siegelcenter #thehub #sarahlawrencecollege