JGArchitects

Photographs of IN PROGRESS window restoration work on JGArchitects project, 23 West 20th Street, the Manhattan Ladies’ Mile historic district former parking garage being converted to workplace / retail. JGArchitects is fortunate to be working with Angel Ayón, principal-founder of AYON Studio and co-author of recently published Reglazing Modernism: Intervention Strategies for 20th-Century Icons [Birkhauser] as the Historic Preservation Consultant, whose efforts led to the project’s approval at the first NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission hearing.

Window restoration mock-up on site at JGArchitects project to convert a “Ladies Mile” Historic District parking garage on West 20th Street to workplace and retail, currently in construction.

FIT Museum Exhibition.

JGArchitects is pleased to announce that two of our projects have been included in an Exhibition at the Museum at FIT entitled “Expressions of Civility”. The exhibition runs through January, 2019 exhibiting following projects.

Park Avenue Christian Church, 1010 Park Avenue (@ 85th Street), New York, NY:
Renovation / Restoration of the historic Sanctuary building by Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson; and new build-out of Community House in the Extell residential condominium sharing this site. The Community House includes a banquet hall, social hall, classrooms, choir room, art gallery and administrative offices

Siemens Mobility, 498 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY
New workplace build-out for Siemens Mobility.

EXHIBITION JGARCHITECTS: "NEW WAYS OF WORKING" EXHIBITED AT SUNY / FIT

JGArchitects is pleased to announce that its “New Ways of Working: Evolving Lunch Rooms” Benchmarking Research was included in an exhibition entitled “New Views” at the State University of New York / FIT, John E. Reeves Great Hall on West 27th Street in New York City.

The study focused on five JGArchitects’ projects: Epsilon, world’s largest email marketing company; the Permanent Mission of Barbados to the United Nations, the Chancery for the Mission of Trinidad and Tobago to the United Nations, Quad Capital [Trading Floor], and Unified Social, a tech/media firm.

JGArchitects’ research concerned firstly, location of the Lunch Room in the office; whether it is integrated into Conference Center, extending into hallways as Grab ‘n Go, doubling as Reception/Waiting, etc…; and included how it is used: as alternative work area for “all hands” and informal meetings; for after hour events; for games; for in house presentations; as well as incorporating flexibility: movable walls; furniture which can store away easily and compactly; multi-scene sensor-driven lighting systems also controlling multiple window treatments; to anticipate future unknown uses.

JGArchitects' "New Ways Of Working: Evolving Lunch Rooms" Benchmarking Research included in an exhibition entitled "New Views" in the Great Hall at State University of New York / FIT on West 27th Street, NYC.

BEVERLY, MA HOUSE WING ADDITIONS / RENOVATION

More than tripling the square footage of the original house with two new "wings" JGArchitects' design is a sophisticated conversion of a cramped, compartmentalized and deteriorating home into a soaring modern space making daring, confident changes inspired by imagery which the architect has described as "Personally meaningful for this client".

JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN AR ’86 AND JGARCHITECTS HAVE AN EXHIBIT AT FIT


http://cooperalumni.org/news/joseph-goldstein-ar-86-and-jg-architects-have-an-exhibit-at-fit/

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EXHIBITION JGARCHITECTS’ ASPEN FITNESS CAST GLASS PROTOTYPES AT FIT/SUNY

The cast glass prototypes of glass walls designed by Joseph Goldstein, Principal of JGArchitects, were included in an exhibition entitled "New Views" FIT/SUNY in Manhattan NY. The “Aspen Wall” prototypes, intended to evoke Aspen, Co winter, were produced as part of JGArchitects commission for Aspen Fitness NYC, a one-on-one fitness club in Manhattan’s Takashimaya Building.

EXHIBITION (12/2014):

JGArchitects is pleased to announce that digital representation of its “Celebrating Fifteen Years in the Making” project was included in a group exhibition at FIT / State University of New York’s President's Gallery in Manhattan