Selected Projects
Retail, Entertainment & Commercial Mixed-Use Residential Education Healthcare Civic
About SBLM SBLM is a premier architectural firm with offices in New York City, Long Island, Miami, Dallas, and Salt Lake City. The structure of the firm is based on five flexibly integrated Studios that allow for a diverse clientele with a wide variety of challenging projects. Fundamental to the firm’s ethos is the importance of each employee’s ongoing learning, exposure, exploration and advancement of knowledge to create a better built and healthier constructed environment. SBLM possesses a distinctive skill set in our ability to respond to aesthetically stimulating criteria with appropriate solutions that span various architectural topologies.
Our Process For over three decades, SBLM Architects, and our predecessor firms, has designed a wide and diverse array of successful projects with one core philosophy:
Clients are our main focus.
This focus translates into a very definable culture and character at SBLM. From the onset of a project, goals are clearly defined. At each stage of a project, from the initial schematic and conceptual phase through project close-out, we make certain that those initial goals are met. We collaborate with our clients throughout the design process, which also fosters a strong partnership. A principal of the firm heads each project team and, together with the client, defines the project parameters, schedule, and budget. The project team also consists of SBLM staff with expertise in the particular program and building type. Consultants are carefully selected based on their previous experience, and principals of each consultant discipline are included at project team meetings.
Retail & Commercial
Whole Foods Various Locations, USA SBLM has a long-standing relationship with Whole Foods, providing architectural services that achieve successful environmentally responsible new store projects for over 30 locations in the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut tri-state area, South Florida, and the United Kingdom. One of the challenges for SBLM is to create a consistent program, which embodies the company’s core values, while addressing the multitude of tasks found in project types running from ground-up, new multistory, and mixed-use buildings to urban developments and repurposed existing buildings.
Many of these projects have achieved LEED Gold and Silver Certification. Sustainable initiatives include site planning, adaptive reuse of buildings, extensive use of reclaimed and recycled materials, green focused selective use of sustainable low impact materials and furnishings, daylight harvesting and limited water use. Many of the food markets are supplemented by multiple eateries, open-air cooking venues, inviting outdoor space and front and back-of-house cooking facilities. The combinations of these features bring a uniquely challenging aspect to these projects.
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The Home Depot Various Locations, USA SBLM has provided architectural services for numerous Home Depot stores throughout the New York area. Specifically, the design for the flagship store located in Jersey City, New Jersey departs from Home Depot’s prototypical big box; giving the well-known brand fresh appeal. This location presented many design challenges including the store’s proximity to the Eastbound entrance of the Holland Tunnel, high-volume deliveries from large carriers, customer vehicle access for loading purchases, and abandoned underground storage tanks discovered during the site development phase.
In addition to the 105,000 sf retail floor plan, SBLM created a system of freight elevators and escalators to move people and products between the ground floor and second floor levels and incorporated a radiant heating system for the garage. This store was awarded “First Place for Stores over 100,000 sf” in Chain Store Age’s Retail Store of the Year Exterior Design Competition. The bright and vivid store creates a beacon to the nearly 50,000 vehicles that drive by each day.
Petco Various Locations, USA SBLM has worked closely with Petco on over 650 stores in its national rollout program and is the “prototype” architect and exclusive designer for all new stores. The stores range in size from 12,000 to 25,000 sf, and the prototype is customized according to each location. The construction costs range from $500,000 to $1.5 million. SBLM’s services for this national client, typically include permitting, approvals, construction coordination and project management. The design services include the redesign of the facade with the signature “doghouse”
entry, and the coordination and execution of architectural engineering services to the shell and tenant fit-out. SBLM works closely with Petco executives, Project Managers and in-house space planners to insure that each store is efficient and attractive. SBLM also provided architectural services for Petco’s Unleashed Stores featuring a smaller and simpler concept, ranging in size from 3,000 to 5,000 sf. SBLM has also completed warehouse and support spaces project for Petco.
Retail Group of America (RGA) Various Locations Retail Group of America (RGA) teamed up with SBLM Architects to introduce several European brands to the US market. RGA constructs and leases stores across the Northeast region for these brands. The design of these stores adheres to the same identity and image of their parent companies in Europe. In the first wave of stores, RGA and SBLM have successfully built stores for brands such as Promod, Zippy, Cortefiel, Sergent Major, Billy Beez, and Lipsy in Pyramids Malls across New York and Massachusetts. The second wave includes additional brands in Pyramids,
PREIT, and Westfield malls across states of New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia, New Jersey, and Texas. SBLM’s scope of work includes lease review and preparation of a due diligence study during the lease negotiation stage between RGA and the shopping centers. SBLM implements the brands’ design intent by preparing construction documents that comply with applicable codes and mall criteria. SBLM manages each individual store program to ensure that the design intent is realized while maintaining the clients’ cultural values.
JCPenney Various Locations SBLM is a preferred architect and store planner for JCPenney throughout the country including the instore Sephora boutiques. SBLM is completing new stores and renovations for Sephora’s unique, open-sell environment. SBLM is designing fun and inviting spaces that appeal to Sephora’s on-trend clientele. SBLM is completing renovations to over 380 stores with a project scope that includes store planning, existing conditions assessments,
demolition, placing new partitions and aisles as required, and renovation to department areas. SBLM has also recently been engaged to provide architectural services on a number of other roll-out instore boutique initiatives, including: Levi, Arizona Jean, I-Zod, Liz Claiborne and JCPenney Shops as well as an upcoming Home Department program.
JustFoodForDogs New York, NY JustFoodForDogs is the first-ever health and wellness kitchen for pets. With a nearly 20-year relationship providing architectural design services to Petco, SBLM Architects was commissioned to design the first-ever in-store JustFoodForDogs pet food kitchen at Petco’s flagship store in New York’s Union Square. Opened in May 2019, the kitchen prepares fresh, human-grade pet food daily. SBLM provided complete architectural services from pre-design through construction administration for the first-class kitchen. There were several challenging aspects of the project. First, adding a kitchen to an existing,
operating Petco flagship store in Manhattan posed a challenge on its own. The team needed to be sensitive to reflow of the existing Petco store and phasing of the work, so not to impact the existing retail operations. The kitchen also required creative design to provide the services necessary for the kitchen’s operations, while also respecting the construction and characteristics of the existing Landmark building. SBLM worked closely with JustFoodForDogs and Petco on the design and logistics to ensure the successful outcome of the first of its kind in-store pet food kitchen.
Floor & Decor Various Locations, USA The leading specialty retailer of hard-surface flooring and related accessories, Floor & Decor, has been rapidly expanding across the United States. Floor & Decor offers the industry’s largest in-stock selection of ceramic, stone, tile, wood and laminate flooring – each store typically carries more than 1 million square feet of in-stock flooring options. In addition, Floor & Decor stores carry the necessary tools, decorative materials and related accessories for one-stop shopping on hard-surface flooring projects. SBLM is the Architect for the Eastern and Southwestern USA regions, maintaining the Prototype Specifications and preparing feasibility, design, construction documentation and construction administration services. Typical store size is approximately 80,000 sf.
Dave & Buster’s Various Locations, USA SBLM designed a new 42,000 sf Dave & Buster’s facility. Located in Pelham Manor, NY, the family-friendly entertainment facility includes a bar, arcade, sports lounge, restaurant, board room, and multipurpose function rooms. The Pelham Manor location is part of a nation-wide roll-out of restaurants. SBLM provided complete schematic design development, construction documentation, construction administration, bidding, and graphic design for the Pelham Manor restaurant. The restaurant was constructed above an open and active food market.
The project entailed reconfiguration of the loading dock, and the addition of a trash compactor and a freight elevator that was added in an existing shaft-way for receiving. Selective demolition, interior fit-out, new HVAC systems, sprinkler, plumbing, electrical distribution, and fire alarm system modifications were also completed for the facility. SBLM worked closely with village officials on life-safety and occupancy concerns to provide a safe, fun entertainment facility for the community.
Punch Bowl Social Various Locations, USA An “eatertainment” concept, Punch Bowl Social provides a fresh, interactive experience, combining social gaming with high-quality culinary and craft beverage operations. This new Punch Bowl Social occupies approximately 21,000 sf on the ground floor of a new parking garage structure in the Wynwood Art District of Miami.
Within its spaces, guests will find a variety of games including eight mini bowling lanes, two dart lounges, one private karaoke room, a photo booth, classic arcade games, foosball, ping-pong, pool table, shuffle board, giant Jenga, and board games; along with traditional restaurant and bar experiences.
Punch Bowl Social Various Locations, USA SBLM was retained by Punch Bowl Social to design and construct several of its locations including Houston, TX and Miami, FL. Punch Bowl Social provides a fresh, interactive experience, combining social gaming with high-quality culinary and craft beverage
operations. Within its spaces, guests find minigolf, karaoke, bowling, skeeball, and bocce, along with traditional restaurant and bar experiences.
Hi Line Office Building* Dallas, TX When creating a new home for their private family office in Dallas, this client wanted their Greek heritage and passion for surrealist artwork to be the focal point. To accomplish this, a 28,000 sf mid-twentieth century warehouse was transformed into modern, state-of-the-art, office and art/event gallery. Laid out around a central courtyard, also used for the display of art, the single-story building is highlighted by a jeweled contemplative Previous Experience of Jeffrey Hill
gallery housing David Salle paintings specially commissioned for the gallery. The domed form of this art sanctuary was influenced by the numerous small Greek Orthodox chapels that occupy the client’s Mediterranean island home. Full-height glazing allows daylight to penetrate through perimeter executive offices, providing panoramic views of the courtyard for all staff.
Cinemark Frisco Square Remodel Frisco, TX Cinemark Holding, a leading motion picture exhibitor dedicated to creating the best moviegoing experience for movie goers, has retained SBLM to renovate an existing 12-screen, 44,005 sf movie theatre. All 12 stadium-seated auditoriums will offer a state-ofthe-art viewing environment with wall-to-wall screens, 100% digital projection and enhanced sound systems equipped with higher quality speakers and 7.1 capable
digital surround sound. Additionally, Cinemark’s all new Luxury Loungers will be installed in all 12 auditoriums, feature electric-powered reclining seats with extendable footrests. The theatre contains a Cinemark XD Extreme Digital Cinema auditorium. This renovation will also include upgrades to finishes throughout the entire promenade.
Movie Tavern* Bedford, TX Movies. Meals. Margaritas. These are all things you may be familiar with but will be reacquainted with at this 50,000 sf luxury dine-in movie theatre. Because Movie Tavern has revolutionized the way America experiences eating, drinking, and cinema. Previous Experience of Jeffrey Hill
They’re doing it by providing chef driven, upscale, in-theater dining service in this 10-screen, all risered seating theaters, featuring premium quality food and drink and luxurious seating that completely transforms the movie going experience.
Showbiz Cinemas* Baytown, TX ShowBiz Cinemas currently oversees 96 screens in Texas. Their mission and passion is to provide a first class movie-going experience for every customer that enters their theatres. This 58,000 sf, state-of-the art entertainment complex features a deluxe multiplex and Previous Experience of Jeffrey Hill
entertainment experience offering digital technology, expansive screens & oversized leather rocking seats. It includes a 10-screen movie theatre, 14-lane bowling center, arcade, gourmet concession stands, and a full-service bar.
EVO Entertainment Center* Kyle, TX When conceptualizing the first movie theatre for Kyle, Texas, the owners of EVO Entertainment had a vision to evolve the family entertainment experience. Working from the owner’s well-defined brand persona for EVO, the design team helped create the new EVO Entertainment brand. Previous Experience of Jeffrey Hill
The resulting facility is a hybrid 70,000 sf entertainment center, with an 11-screen movie theatre, 14 lane bowling center, arcade, and a full-service restaurant and bar.
Sheraton Hotel & Conference Center* McKinney, TX Serving as the “front door” to the north Texas community of McKinney, Texas, the Sheraton McKinney Gateway Hotel is a part of a 91-acre, mixed-use development that defines the southern boundary of the city. It is McKinney’s first upscale, fullservice hotel.
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The hotel offers 186 rooms along with a city owned conference center featuring more than 20,000 sf of flexible space.
The Shops at Skyview Center Flushing, NY The Shops at Skyview Center is a mixed-use development located on a 14-acre site at the intersection of College Point Boulevard and Roosevelt Avenue in Flushing. The development consists of six residential towers with 1,100 high-end condominiums situated on a three-level 800,000 sf retail podium. The design of the mall has a distinctly urban feel achieved through the use of contemporary detailing, custom LED
signs and graphics, and an extensive, curvilinear glass curtain wall that opens to the third floor atrium. SBLM has partnered with the owner throughout the growth of this center to find creative ways to realize leasable space while maximizing design opportunities.
City Point Brooklyn, NY City Point is a mixed-use multi-story retail, residential and commercial development in Downtown Brooklyn. Right off the Manhattan Bridge, with entrances on Flatbush Avenue and Albee Square West, it is the largest food, shopping and entertainment destination in the borough. The retail space was plagued with challenges and SBLM worked with ownership to successfully reinvent the space & reimagine the retail portion to provide optimal space for today’s retailers.
Huntington Shopping Center Huntington, NY The Huntington Shopping Center is 138,000 sf of retail space. Tenant spaces are strategically curated to provide essential services to its community. Situated next to a regional mall, the center supplements rather than competes with the mall’s offerings. The core premise of the architectural design is to bring the customers to the site for day-to-day necessities such as groceries, pet supplies, and home goods, and to seduce them into staying to discover other retail offerings. Architecturally, this is achieved by offering an attractive and welcoming pedestrian experience executed in style that is relatable and uplifting to the community. The shopping center is comprised of six buildings. Meandering among the buildings are wide sidewalks and pathways that provide shelter and respite. The pedestrian experience offers many choices for shoppers to rest, gather and engage with products as they approach the storefronts. A high percentage of the center is devoted to food & beverage tenants which seasonally connect to the outdoors with robust café seating that engages the pathways and shelter within periodic pocket-parks.
Client: Federal Realty Investment Trust Size: 138,000 sf Parking Spaces: 1029 Scope: Retail, Commercial, Dining Type: Renovation, Redevelopment
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Petsmart
Michaels Whole Foods Market
ULTA Beauty
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The Shops at SunVet Holbrook, NY Regency Centers began redevelopment of The Shops at SunVet, the former SunVet Mall, with a plan for revitalizing the 50-year-old shopping center. This includes the adaptive reuse of the existing 280,000 sf outdated structure into a 168,000 sf open-air shopping center anchored by a Whole Foods Market and two junior anchors. The project will also include 53,000 sf of shops and six outparcels. More than a convenient location for retail, The Shops at SunVet emphasized experiences and dedicated areas that are inviting, authentic and true to the surrounding community. Blurring the lines between a place to gather and a place to shop, dedicated spaces with comfortable furnishings will promote pedestrian activity and community gatherings.
Client: Regency Centers Size: 168,000 sf Parking Spaces: 925 Scope: Retail, Commercial, Dining Type: Renovation, Redevelopment The Shops at SunVet is located in Holbrook, NY at the northwest corner of Sunrise Highway and Veterans Memorial Highway, two of the largest vehicular arteries in the region.
Site Plan
Dave’s Hot Chicken
The Container Store
Shake Shack SEPHORA
Tacombi
Whole Foods Market
Starbucks Coffee
Wells Fargo
Nordstrom rack
Barnes & Noble Bookseller
Citi
Aspen Dental
Throggs Neck Shopping Center Bronx, NY Located at the intersection of Lafayette Avenue and the Hutchinson River Parkway and anchored by a 165,000 sf Target department store, this 330,000 sf shopping center offers an easy, one-stop shopping experience. The property formerly housed a U.S. Postal Service distribution center. The client was committed to repurposing the vacant and underutilized commercial property. SBLM demolished and redeveloped the space into a new two-level, mixed-use shopping plaza, comprised of retail, medical, and restaurant space. Throggs Neck Shopping Center features stores and restaurants including a 30,000 sf TJ Maxx, 5,500 sf Doctors Express, Sleepy’s, Petco, Skechers, Metro Optics, BX Sports, T-Mobile, Starbucks and Super Wines and Liquors. Additional tenants include Applebee’s, Five Guys Burgers & Fries, Popeyes, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Sarku Japan.
Client: MD Hutch Plaza 2, LLC Size: 330,000 sf Parking Spaces: 650 Scope: Retail, Commercial, Entertainment, Dining Type: Redevelopment Located just off the Hutchinson River Parkway. Home to Target, TJ Maxx, Petco, Party City, Mattress Firm, and Skechers. Dining includes Starbucks, Applebee’s, Five Guys, Chipotle, Subway, and Popeyes.
Parking: Target Level
Parking: Upper Deck
Cortlandt Crossing Town Center Cortlandt Manor, NY The design for Cortlandt Crossing Shopping Center enriches and strengthens the retail corridor along Route 6/ Main Street in the Town of Cortlandt. This outdated property was transformed into an uplifted and attractive shopping destination by incorporating modern and attractive details, sidewalks, new landscaping, and the addition of a signalized four-way intersection to improve traffic flow. The client’s goal was to build a new development to maximize the real estate potential of the site while remaining contextual with the scale of the community. With its prominent frontage along Route 6, the building improves on the community’s retail density by creating a harmonious rhythm of retail bays that create visual interest and variety. Materials were selected based on the existing context that defined a ‘street façade.’ Predominent use of face brick, cornices, and a pronounced base become the heart of the town center vocabulary. The chosen materials set off extensive areas of glass and window, providing visual access to interior use. The use of scale, canopies, overhangs, and porticos help to clearly define the entrances, which relate to the vehicular and pedestrian site design pathways.
Client: Acadia Realty Trust Size: 128,000 sf Parking Spaces: 403 Scope: Retail, and Commercial
In addition to boasting great visibility and access, Cortlandt Crossing is also home to Homesense, Chipotle, Verizon, and Aspen Dental.
Type: Suburban Retail • 38-acres shopping center. • Located close to the highly-trafficked US Route 6. • Great visibility and access. • Home to Shoprite, Homesense, Chipotle, Verizon, Aspen Dental. • Provides significant off-site public infrastructure improvements along US Route 6 and area sanitary sewer upgrades.
Essex Green Town Center West Orange, NJ Originally built as a regional mall anchored by Sears and Macy’s, it was later positioned as a movie theater and grocer-anchored center. SBLM was hired to position this retail complex to embody the meaning of its name, Town Center. This was accomplished by designing the campus to be more walkable, curating it for community needs and encouraging services such as food and beverage, health and beauty, and child care services that would be useful through all hours. SBLM’s redesign scheme reimagined the space to better serve the West Orange community. Redesign of the mall included allowing the large retail anchor stores to give back space to create smaller format stores. A higher ratio of food-anchoring shops were positioned near to draw traffic to the entrance, and common areas were enhanced to create more points of convergence. The newly renovated center includes junior stores, small shops, local services and restaurants. Other features include improved circulation and access from the main road.
Client: Clarion Partners Size: 350,000 sf Parking Spaces: 1705 Scope: Retail, Commercial, Entertainment Type: Renovation, Redevelopment Over 350,000 sf of retail gross leasable area includes medium size anchor stores, small shops, local services and restaurants.
ModernfoldStyles South Hackensack, NJ Modernfold Styles, a manufacturer of flexible and innovative space management solutions, hired SBLM to redesign its Showroom and corporate headquarters. The renovated space occupies 12,000 sf of the original 30,000 sf building. The overall concept is to strategically incorporate brand elements, utilize the grand scale of the existing distribution space, and showcase ModernfoldStyles’ architectural walls in a sleek work environment. Visitors can see and operate various architectural walls in different applications in a real working office
environment. The showroom showcases a wide variety of Glass Wall Systems and horizontal and vertical Operable Partitions. SBLM designed the space with a sequential path to allow visitors to experience all product offerings. As they walk through the space, visitors are first given broad exposure to the products and eventually reach a node where they can explore variant details, finishes, and options. The last stop is the Acoustic Design Lab for an immersive, sensory experience.
Kohl’s New York Design Studio New York, NY SBLM provided complete interior design, architecture and engineering services for Kohl’s Department Stores’ signature apparel and home goods brands, creating new, modern offices for the Company’s design team. The client requested a contemporary office design that would foster the collaboration of ideas among designers, fitters, and merchants. The space occupies three floors of a Manhattan high-rise building, linked by a new internal monumental stair that acts as a central hub of activity. The design incorporates
a racetrack circulation with private offices and meeting spaces at the core. To maximize the harvesting of daylight, workspaces are situated at the perimeter. The design also includes a fully-equipped lunch and lounge area with serving counters, booths, and café tables. The studio incorporates rooftop terraces, adaptable showrooms and flexible spaces to suit the client’s varied needs. Improved views of the Empire State Building are a highlight of the new office.
Burlington Coat Factory New York, NY In 2010, Burlington Coat Factory began a strategic reevaluation of its working environment and selected SBLM Architects to design a new office to replace their existing New York Buyer’s Office. The new office houses permanent staff and serves as a hoteling base of operations for merchandising staff when they do business in the New York area. The office space is comprised of an open work area, private offices, showrooms, and a satellite executive office suite and board room. SBLM’s design established two distinct work areas to maximize flexibility for hoteling staff members without affecting the functioning
of permanent staff. The design utilizes an open-office configuration with large floating worktables and low partitions to maximize collaboration and interaction among the staff. With this project, a new benchmark was created for Burlington Coat Factory’s working environments. SBLM created an office that has warmth, and energizes the staff by incorporating graphics and displays relating to the company’s work product. Special emphasis was placed on each individual’s ability to control their environment with individual cooling controls, low-glare lighting, and furniture solutions that can be tailored to their needs.
Distribution Centers Queens, NY SBLM works closely with retailers and commercial clients to create state-of-the-art distribution centers to enhance their operations. The firm’s expertise also involves the design of supporting offices into the high volume industrial spaces. SBLM also coordinates integral building systems including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinklers, and fire alarms. Several keynote projects include: • Office Depot Warehouse LEED Certified,
600,000 sf cross-dock distribution center featuring a Kiva robotic system.
• Petco Distribution Center 700,000 sf
distribution center, featuring multi-pick towers, battery charging stations, sorting conveyor systems, numerous loading docks and support spaces. • Philips Electronics Warehouse 400,000 sf
warehouse and distribution center expansion of an operating assembly plant on a complex and environmentally sensitive site.
24 Hour Fitness Various Locations, USA SBLM Architects has provided 24 Hour Fitness with architectural and design services for projects throughout the East Coast. SBLM designed a new urban prototype for the joint venture between Derek Jeter and 24 Hour Fitness for the flagship location on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. SBLM created a fitness beacon for the neighborhood with an inviting street front presence and open accessible floor plan The program includes a full-service fitness center with numerous amenities that incorporates an extensive line of cardio equipment and free weights; a sauna; group
exercise classes; personal training; locker rooms and laundry service. In addition to the core program, other modern state-of-the-art facilities include NBA sized basketball courts, swimming pools, children’s rooms, pro shops and cafes/juice bars. SBLM also provided Environmental Graphics and Branding services. Unique elements integrated into the clients’ locations include custom signage, LED panels, and wall coverings to inspire activity and engage the competitive spirit among gym users and staff.
Mixed-Use Residential
Jardim New York, NY Working in collaboration with the designer Isay Weinfeld of Sao Paulo, Brazil, SBLM is the architect of this 140,000 sf 36-unit condominium near the Highline in the West Chelsea area of Manhattan. The building is crafted of architectural concrete, hand-molded brick, aluminum and glass. Common areas of lush gardens are created at two levels, and each apartment unit boasts private landscaped terraces or balconies. Amenities include a serene pool, saunas, steam rooms and massage rooms, exercise rooms, a children’s room with a kitchenette and an automated parking system for 40 automobiles in the sub-cellar.
The Olivia New York, NY SBLM designed the Olivia, a mixed-use, 35 story tower on West 34th Street in New York City that includes spaces for entertainment, retail stores and residential units. The 100,000 sq. ft. Loews flagship theatre, located on the first five floors, features 14 state-of-the-art screens with stadium seating for 3,500 moviegoers and was one of the first megaplexes in the country. Multiple indoor box offices allow for easy ticket purchases, and the multifloor concessions with facilities for light cooking provide customers with a wide array of snacks and beverages.
The brilliantly lit semi-circular marquee and high interior ceilings echo the traditions and grandeur of Hollywood. Located above the theatre complex are 85,000 sq. ft. of retail and office space that sit below 333 residential units. The units - studios, one bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments - are framed with six-foot high window enclosures that grant impressive views of Manhattan or the Hudson River, and in many cases both. The construction costs for the project total over $250 million.
Eventi Hotel / Beatrice Residences New York, NY SBLM was the coordinating architect for the developer of this 34-story high-rise building in Manhattan’s Flatiron district. The complex, mixed-use program includes extensive, high-powered vertical circulation, three levels of below grade parking, multiple new gourmet restaurants throughout and retail boutiques at street level. The core of the project is 300 contemporary residences, and over 250 luxury hotel rooms. The combination of condominiums and short term accommodations is unique in the city.
Facilities include two pools, a rooftop lounge, screening room, an in-house spa and numerous meeting spaces. The building landscaping includes a public, inviting, block-through plaza featuring an art-glass wall and fully configurable JumboTron screen. The full project occupies roughly 500,000 sq. ft., and was constructed at a cost of $600 million. SBLM audited and coordinated the permitted construction documents for the entire project, successfully navigating the complex issues that arose from the integration of disparate program elements and trades.
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Plaza model, rendering, and construction photo.
Canco Lofts New York, NY SBLM’s adaptive re-use of the landmarked American Can Company building is a high-profile example of recent redevelopment efforts underway in Jersey City, New Jersey. The renovation of this seven-story warehouse into luxury condominiums totaled 400,000 sf, and includes 10,000 sf of amenity space on the ground floor. Important characteristics of the building were retained in the conversion, with the retention of the building’s Art Deco facade, saw-toothed roof, grand-scaled windows, and soaring ceiling heights. SBLM’s unique design vision
included the insertion of a mezzanine below the skylights on top-floor units, creating dramatic duplex apartments. SBLM replaced almost 2,000 windows, in addition to rehabilitating the facade, repairing deteriorated masonry, and installing new roofing elements. SBLM installed new skylights to allow maximum passive lighting for energy efficiency and to create a bright, modern ambience. Many of the building’s 200 condominiums boast stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline.
The Palm Development New York, NY SBLM assisted a client in maximizing the development opportunities of an existing corner block adjacent to the Hudson River. The footprint was comprised of six lots that fell under three different zoning districts and a special overlay district, totaling over 97,000 sf. The previous building use was non-conforming, which limited the extent of development work that may be performed. Through adaptive reuse of the previous structure, SBLM’s design reconfigured the interior space to create the required square footage of nearly 400,000 sf. The previous tenant maintained a cadre of large vehicles, the design proposed a belowgrade parking garage. However, the building’s proximity to the Hudson River required the SBLM team to perform several studies to address water table concerns when designing the underground parking facility. The design accommodated 80 trucks and 30 trailers for the tenant and kept in compliance with appropriate environmental regulations.
Design considerations for this high-profile site figured prominently in the ultimate recommendation to the client. With a façade that seemingly undulates with the Hudson River across the street, the large expanses of glass cleverly refract and reflect the light like waves. The bold orange base, juxtaposed against the glass and charcoal masonry, identifies the building’s industrial character. The seamless juxtaposition of the different design expressions belies the challenges in the programmatic reorganization and zoning ordinances. The various components of the design are organized according to each design expression. The high-rise building contains luxury condominiums with stunning Hudson River views. The view also looks down on the green roof of the apartment building, which contains a gym for the tenants’ use.
Education
Lewyt College of Veterinary Medicine Brookville, NY As part of a strategic vision to advance education capabilities, Long Island University envisioned this new lecture center. SBLM Architects was retained by LIU at the onset of this endeavor and has partnered with the University from the programming through the current construction documents phase. This project is a new purpose-built 51,000 sf educational building that harmonizes with its neo-classical architectural campus context. It received praise from the Architectural Review Board for the design approach. Programmatic components include three 150 seat lecture halls, seminar classrooms and conference rooms.
Centura College Aviation Institute of Maintenance Teterboro, NJ This project is an adaptive-reuse of a two level mercantile space into a state-of-the-art environment conducive to learning, hands-on training, and the development of technical skills required for aviation maintenance professionals. The layout leverages a linear student routine by organizing the program in a similar manner to an airport terminal. The students arrival procedure with administration emulates ticketing. Support services and enrollment were positioned like airport security, and a long, wide central corridor like a concourse serves common areas, breakout space and student life areas. At the end of the concourse is a functional hangar, split into two areas of learning - mechanics and airframe. The Hangar is surrounded by lab spaces, equipped with the latest technology for theoretical instruction. Simulation storage, tool, and resources rooms were woven between labs for flexible use. Design of each lab required an in-depth understanding of specialized tools and equipment that would be used by the curriculum. Additionally, controlled use of hazardous materials, chemicals and safety equipment required diligent and thoughtful planning. Enhancing both learning experience and enrollment potential, observation rooms offer unobstructed views of the hangar, allowing students to observe ongoing maintenance activities. The facility also includes a basement level, that provides conventional classrooms for team learning and an outdoor tarmac area for exercising real jet engines. The resulting design is a dynamic and forward-looking facility.
The Aurelia Greene Educational Campus Bronx, NY PS 468x is a new 68,000 sf primary school located in the High Bridge neighborhood of the Bronx which is comprised of five (5) stories and a basement. The building program includes 21 student classrooms and specialized instruction rooms such as, science, art, and music classrooms. Large spaces that encourage community engagement include a full-service cafeteria and kitchen, a multi-purpose room that serves dual functions as a Gymnasium and Auditorium, a library, and an exercise room. The design challenges include a significantly sloping site and maintaining planning efficiencies necessary to adhere to the budget. A decision to panelize the façade using an insulated pre-cast concrete system reduced the duration of the anticipated construction schedule. An Integrated Design Process was employed, and BIM was used among all design disciplines to ensure document coordination. Energy modelling was used to analyze the optimal building orientation relative to potential energy use as part of the project’s compliance with NYC 2019 Green Schools Guide. Analysis from the modelling also informed the selection of building envelope components.
Elmhurst Educational Campus Queens, NY SBLM converted an abandoned 200,000 sf former Durkee Spice manufacturing warehouse into four high schools serving over 1,600 students, including a District 75 (special needs) school. This was a very challenging project since the structure of the building was cast in place concrete with dropped panel columns on 20 foot centers. SBLM revised the standard New York City School Construction Authority (NYCSCA) classroom module in order to meet building parameters. The new module allowed the team to incorporate flexible breakout spaces into the plan and use accented color and materials selections to establish separate identities for each high school. Interior renovations included fully modernized elevators. Additionally, the building envelope required superior acoustical performance to deflect the ambient noise generated by the transit and air traffic from nearby LaGuardia airport, which was achieved through the use of a triple-insulated glazing window system. In order to remain sympathetic to the window patterns of the existing building, which was under the purview of the New York State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), the pattern of muntins mirrored the proportions of the original steel windows. The concrete frame, with its existing reinforced concrete columns and two-way reinforced concrete slabs, was kept intact and refinished with a new coating and sealing system. SBLM worked closely with the NYCSCA to reduce the project schedule to relieve severe overcrowding in the school system. The project team completed the design phase, including fully coordinated construction documents, in six months. Construction was completed in 16 months. The campus is now a state-of-the-art learning environment.
William A. Butler School Brooklyn, NY PS 133K is a new school designed to replace the former school designed in the Flemish Renaissance style by C.B. Snyder. The original school could not adequately accommodate the burgeoning requirements of 950 students. The former school was a community icon. SBLM designed the new school to pay homage to the original school by identifying existing elements, incorporating architectural characteristics such as steeply gabled roofs, ornamental brickwork, and reusing the limestone entrance and portals. The 116,000 sf building contains two district primary schools and responds to the low-rise residential neighborhood by locating the larger bulk of the building along the commercial 4th Avenue and relocating the community garden and playground to act as a buffer to the residential neighbors. Each entrance is located on a raised plaza to isolate students from the adjacent traffic areas. The tower elements identify the entrances. The new school has received awards and been strongly welcomed by the community.
Sandra Feldman Gymnasium to PS 188 Brooklyn, NY SBLM Architects designed a 7,000 sf stand-alone ground-up gymnasium building which features a regulation basketball court with bleachers and locker facilities for 378 students which will also allow for Community use. The existing PS 188K school located in Coney Island, Brooklyn was built and operating without accommodating a formal gymnasium for student sports and recreational activities. SBLM Architects were called upon to investigate the feasibility of adding a new gymnasium and determined that it could be accommodated by utilizing a portion of the playground and relocating the Early Childhood Play Area. In order to provide for adequate student circulation and access to the new gymnasium, SBLM sited the new building entrance to allow for a protected walkway from the existing school building entrance within the secured school property. Design highlights include exposed architectural steel framing on the facades with glass block and stack bond brick in-fill along with insulated metal panels. The glass block allows for natural day lighting within the gymnasium. Interior features include natural hardwood flooring and exposed structure. All materials used are energy efficient and environmentally sensitive complying with the NYC Green Schools Guide for new construction.
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PS/IS 163K The Bath Beach School Brooklyn, NY SBLM designed a new 102,000 sf school on the same lot as PS 748 (the former PS 163K). The design challenges included particular space planning to address site restrictions and creating a facade that complimented the color scheme of the old building. SBLM designed an efficient massing which was accomplished by stacking a new playground on the lower roof of the new building which is above a new auditorium and followed below with a gymnasium. This configuration was further designed as a link to allow access points between the new and existing schools for use by the students and community during after school hours. This was one of the initial projects to comply with the NYC Green Schools Guide. Sustainable design initiatives incorporated systems that enhance the indoor air quality, acoustical performance, lighting, and temperature control. In addition, the maintenance of the new building reduces water usage and the finishes use recycled materials to reduce the impact on the environment.
CUNY, John Jay College, Haaren Hall New York, NY SBLM is currently working on a renovation project of approximately 55,000 sf of existing space in Haaren Hall for John Jay College. The project includes offices, classrooms, and a new library located at the basementlevel library. The scope of work includes selective demolition, construction of new drywall partitions, acoustic and gypsum ceiling, new doors and hardware, furniture, finishes, modified and new mechanical systems, plumbing systems, and electrical systems. The project is phased to allow the building to remain occupied during the renovation. Additional work for the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY) included obtaining a final Certificate of Occupancy for Haaren Hall. In order to obtain the C of O, the building had to be made code compliant. The scope of work included upgrades such as new exit stairs, partitions, door replacements, fire rating upgrades, sprinkler system, HVAC systems, and electrical modifications.
Columbia-Greene Community College Hudson, NY SBLM was retained by the College for phased renovations that include architectural, structural, and MEP upgrades for five buildings on the campus. These upgrades include science laboratories and lecture hall spaces within the Main Academic Building, programmatic enhancements, and system replacements for several automotive lab spaces within the Technology Building, and a separately funded building addition to the Construction Technology Building. Our services for Columbia-Greene Community College include reviewing proposed capital projects to determine construction timing and development of programming needs; developing preliminary budget estimates for all phases of the project; design renovations of five buildings requiring mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, sprinkler, fire alarm systems, HVAC upgrades, piping modifications,piping insulation, line flushing; backup generators, lighting replacements, data cabling replacements; fire pump system upgrades, water isolation valve replacements, water fountain replacements, bathroom upgrades; signage – campus-wide interior and exterior wayfinding; and grounds – sidewalk and staircase replacement, new emergency exit road.
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Columbia-Greene Community College
CGCC Phase 4 Scope
4400 Route 23 Hudson, NY 12534
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George J. Ryan Middle School Addition Queens, NY At IS 216Q, educators and students have built a legacy of success. With a population as diverse as the community it serves, students tend to become proficient in STEM programs despite an aging and undersized facility. SBLM’s design will mend facility shortfalls with new labs for the science and arts, home rooms, and administrative spaces, all built over a spacious cafeteria that is positioned to become a center for community use and school programs. The exterior design of the addition is intended to seamlessly complement the existing architecture while adding a modern touch that reflects the school’s commitment to progress. The façade incorporates dynamic elements, such as large windows offering transparency, openness, and a connection to the technological advancements within. An inviting entrance and lobby bridges the two sides of the site and anchors a motif of gleaming vertical banding reminiscent of pathways on a circuit board; a nod to technological advancement. Nearly the entirety of the ground floor is devoted to a large cafeteria. It is planned to smartly provide privacy from the street, while retaining a nearly uninterrupted openness to the play yard. The new lobby now serves as the primary entrance for the entire campus and solves challenging floor level differences between the new and old structures. It hosts a brilliant artist-led effort for art in public places, which is reinforced by architect-led efforts at the streetwall in the concrete panels on the exterior and in tile along a feature wall in the cafeteria. The architectural design seeks to enrich the legacy of this school by celebrating its reputation for arts and sciences with uplifting additions to its campus.
Healthcare
South Shore University Hospital Northwell Health New Four-Story Brackett Addition Bay Shore, NY SBLM was selected by Northwell Health to provide Architectural and Engineering services for the design and construction of a new four-story addition, extending South Shore Hospital’s existing Brackett Building. The hospital’s current Brackett Building consists of a first floor Psychiatric ED; Second and Fourth floors are inpatient bed floors; and the third floor, Cardiology Cath/ EP Suites. Floors two and four of the addition will be a bed extension to the existing telemetry and pediatric in-patient bed units. The first floor will be shell space for future use, with the third floor planned for two additional Hybrid ORs. SBLM is coordinating the exterior façade design to work in harmony with the existing abutting building and developing a new architectural vocabulary on the campus. Challenges overcome included an extremely tight site; the building location in a hurricane zone and flood plain; an adjacent noisy emergency generator; regulatory integration of the new spaces with existing units; and relocating a primary egress stair from the existing floors without disrupting egress.
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South Shore University Hospital – Northwell Health Hybrid Operating Rooms/ Patient Room Bay Shore, NY Northwell Health engaged SBLM to design two multimodality operating rooms for image-guided surgery on the South Shore University Hospital campus. To leverage adjacent existing clinical and support space, the Hospital sought an addition to the 3rd floor of the Brackett building. Included in the project are control rooms for each operating room, a shared system component room, a storage room for moveable equipment shared by the operating rooms, and an extension of the existing clean supply room of the adjacent original Brackett building. A semi-restricted corridor provides access to the operating rooms as an extension of the existing semi-restricted
corridor in the adjacent original Brackett building. The corridor includes scrub and lead apron storage alcoves. The project area is 3,300 sf. The floors of the addition line up with the existing Brackett floors; the height from the 3rd floor to the floor above is only 10’7”. SBLM addressed the issues by utilizing a structural modular laminar air system. They achieved this by selecting and/or confirming equipment (booms, imaging, tables) that would work within the limits of the available physical space. Additionally, they ensured thorough coordination of every component in BIM and collaborated effectively with subcontractors.
Long Island University New Teaching Research Center Brookville, NY Long Island University’s new College of Veterinary Medicine will be constructed on the Brookville, Long Island campus. Comprised of a Veterinary Learning Center (VLC) and Teaching Research Center (TRC), the TRC is designed to complement the adaptive reuse of the existing warehouse building’s architecture and will include anatomy, pathology, research laboratories, and associated support spaces.
Miami Center for Mental Health & Recovery Miami, FL Originally constructed in 1982, the seven story 180,000 sf vacant South Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center is being renovated and transformed into a $51 million groundbreaking Miami Center for Mental Health & Recovery. This undertaking is the first of its kind to create a centralized continuum of care for individuals with serious mental illnesses diverting them from the Criminal Justice System to a facility where they can be properly cared for and treated. The project is designed to be an extensive and coordinated service which will incorporate intake and assessment, crisis stabilization, residential treatment and support, judicial hearings and social services encompassing all the needs for this critical population. By housing a comprehensive array of service and administration in one location and providing reentry assistance upon discharge to the community it is anticipated that many of the barriers and obstacles to navigating traditional community mental health and social services will be eliminated. The goal is to reduce the likelihood of recidivism to the Justice system, provide early intervention for future crisis events and plenary support for this under-served population.
Montefiore Medical Center Hutchinson Hospital MRI Imaging Unit Bronx, NY SBLM provided design and construction documents for the replacement of an MRI unit within the Montefiore Medical Center Hutchinson Hospital campus building. The project included new millwork and upgrade to the ceiling, with an introduction of graphic panels and an LED colored lighting system for enhanced patient experience. The surrounding support areas, including the control
room, equipment room, and corridor, were also upgraded. To maintain continuous operation of the adjacent separate MRI unit during the entire renovation and installation process, SBLM designed A/E systems, infection control risk mitigation measures and phasing that kept the adjacent MRI fully operational.
Brooklyn Center for Rehabilitation and Residential Health Care Brooklyn, NY SBLM designed the adaptive reuse of an abandoned hospital into a 280-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility. This project was a complete gut renovation for both, exterior and interior. The new center features a bistro, country kitchen, 24 chair dialysis suite, private
dining rooms, beauty/barber shop, medical and dental facility, chapel, prayer and assembly room. Rehabilitation facilities consist of physical and occupational therapy suites in addition to an Activities of Daily Living Suite.
Grossman Imaging Center Manorville, NY Following the successful delivery of a MRI suite within Peconic Bay Medical Center (PBMC), SBLM helped PBMC achieve its goal to build a state-of-the art imaging center among its expanding campus for outpatient facilities in Manorville, NY. This 6,000-sf diagnostic center is regarded as one of the premier imaging centers on Eastern, LI. SBLM provided full A/E programming, planning and design services. The project consisted of multiple modalities, including an MRI Suite, PET CT-Scan, X-Ray, and a Women’s Suite with Ultrasound, BoneDensity Testing, and Mammography. After the project was bid and awarded to a General Contractor, PBMC brought on a donor who made a significant financial contribution. SBLM worked closely with the donor and General Contractor to make changes and upgrades to the design while maintaining the project schedule. The result was a facility which drew accolades from PBMC’s President and Board of Directors alike.
Mt. Sinai Medical CenterAnnenberg Lab New York, NY The renovation of this BSL3 regenerative biology research laboratory on the 25th floor of the Annenberg building included wet lab space, equipment, and freezer rooms and office renovations. The design incorporated significant modifications to the HVAC and emergency power systems, and included new casework, lighting and finishes.
Mt. Sinai Medical Center Radiation Oncology New York, NY Responding to Mount Sinai’s mission to treat the whole patient and not just the disease, SBLM created a soothing and welcoming environment for cancer patient treatment. To enhance the patient and staff experience, SBLM provided architectural services for the reconfiguration and renovation of approx. 7,000 sf of the Radiation Oncology Practice Suite for the Mount Sinai Medical Center. The design included a new lobby and waiting area, counseling rooms, specialized exam rooms, and
support spaces. The design provided direct connectivity to the treatment space on the floor below. Natural light was emphasized by using light paint and translucent materials to create a therapeutic light-filled space. Renovations included new partitions, new doors and frames, new plumbing fixtures, millwork, lighting, and new finishes. In addition, the design incorporated an entirely new HVAC system to replace an aging and ineffective central plant.
Promesa Youth Treatment Facility Rehabilitation & Upgrades to Offices, Residences, & Dining Hall Bronx, NY The Promesa building needed extensive exterior rehabilitation and interior renovations. To provide an uplifting and safe environment and create a place of healing, SBLM opened up the floor plans, providing light and bright colors and making the space as flexible as possible. The end product is a hybrid that meshes a calming aesthetic with a contemporary, youthful atmosphere.
In addition to color-coded wayfinding, SBLM designed custom wall murals and engraved-glass inspirational signage to create a welcoming environment. The upgraded facility accommodates a wide range of therapeutic services, from group and individual counseling to spaces for vocational instruction. The program also features a new dining hall, 20 resident rooms, and expanded staff areas.
Civic
Nasher Sculpture Center* In Association with the Renzo Piano Building Workshop Conceived by collector, philanthropist and Real Estate Developer Raymond Nasher, the Nasher Sculpture Center is dedicated to the display and study of modern sculpture. The facility includes both a multi-story building and a garden for the display of pieces from the Nasher Collection, considered one of the foremost collections of modern sculpture in the world. The facility also houses the Nasher Institute for Modern Sculpture, a research and
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educational resource dedicated to the study of modern sculpture. The museum was designed by Renzo Piano, with Beck Architecture serving as the co-architect-of-record. The museum’s main door is divided into five equal sized parallel pavilions that end in clear glass walls, extending the interior into the Peter Walker designed sculpture garden. The glass curved roof features a custom cast aluminum roof grill that diffuses the light for proper viewing and protection of the art.
New York City Department of Sanitation New York, NY New York City’s Department of Sanitation is one of the world’s largest- collecting over 12,000 tons of residential and institutional refuse and recyclables each day. As such, the agency’s pursuit of a high-profile site in downtown Manhattan for its new facility demanded an innovative expression and a forward-thinking design sympathetic to its context. The resultant design for the 100,000 sf building is a composition of forms, taking cues from the various program functions and the local built environment. A naturally lit atrium, rooftop terrace, and maximized glazed walls capitalize on the river view. Solar control devices and
systems achieve desired energy efficiency and support design efforts to provide a safe and positive work environment. An upper floor setback and a sweeping curved canopy help reduce the bulk of the building that includes repair shops, truck washing areas, and storage facilities. The site sits at the northern border of the primary intersection that feeds into the Holland Tunnel. As such, the design addressed site traffic concerns, creating efficient and effective integration of vehicular entries and exits into the surrounding existing street traffic loads. The completed construction cost was $45 million.
Brooklyn Navy Yard Sands Building Brooklyn, NY The building’s proposed site at the gateway to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a 300-acre parcel of land on the scenic Brooklyn waterfront, figured prominently in the design recommendations and organization of the internal and external programs. In order to maximize the required three stories and footprint of 75,000 sf within the irregularly shaped site, SBLM used a linear building typology that hugs the perimeter, allowing the building to play a significant role in the urban context beyond the Yard. This urban connectivity is at the heart of the client’s brief, and is in keeping with the sustainable initiatives and goals outlined for the project as it creates a pedestrianfriendly corridor and eliminates the need for an additional security fence. In essence, the building serves as the entrance to and emblem of the larger Yard.
Designed to achieve LEED-Silver at minimum, the design proposes several Green features that speak to the client’s desire for a forward-thinking design on a minimal budget. The design features white-roof technology, which supplies similar benefits of a green roof without the associated costs required to structurally support it. In addition, the primary design features of the building- the extruding circulation corridors with a strong horizontal orientation- function as light shelves, bouncing daylight deep into the interior. When coupled with the electrical controls, passive sustainable systems integrated into the building design like these greatly reduce the need for artificial lighting and significantly save on overall energy costs.
from top to bottom: biowale, daylighting study, ventilation study, Solar analysis
West New York Public Library West New York, NJ SBLM was commissioned to design a new 20,000 sf main library for West New York, NJ. The building was part of a complex including three institutional buildings proposed for the replacement of Public School No.5. The library was designed to house a collection of over 55,000 items and to include a state-of-the-art computer area for public use. A local history archive showcasing artifacts from the town’s past was also incorporated.
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LONG ISLAND Joshua Burdick, AIA, LEED® AP President 545 West 45th Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10036 T 212 995 5600 jburdick@sblm.com
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Michael LeFande, AIA, LEED® AP Principal
Jim Cohen, AIA, LEED® AP Principal
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Thomas Lopes, AIA, LEED® AP Principal
John Kelly, AIA, LEED® AP Principal
Neil Bienvenu, AIA Principal
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