Kaufman Astoria Studios, will be adding two more soundstages to their century-old campus. Plans have been filed by Gluck + Architecture for a sizable four-story building at 36-02 34th Avenue, across the street from their two main studios. The 84-foot-tall development would hold 88,623 square feet of commercial space and 26,600 square feet of industrial space and will include production studios, a parking garage consisting of 138 parking spaces, office spaces, studio support, a lunch room, and production offices. Full Story on New York Yimby

Landmarks approved demolition of 3 story structure to make way for a new building at 466-468 Columbus Avenue. GEA is providing MEP/FP services to the eight story “L” shaped building of approximately 40,000 sf. The project is located within the Upper West Side/Central Park West Historic District and will give rise to an new-mixed use building designed by BKSK Architects, housing residential units and ground floor retail. Check out the full story on New York Yimby

145 President Street, a GEA project with SLCE Architects, is an upscale residential development located in the Carroll Gardens section of Brooklyn. The project consists of 17 units and 31,653 sf of residential space and will feature a gym, bike storage, shared terrace on the second floor and ground floor parking. Check out the new rendering on New York Yimby!

Construction is nearly done on 444 Park Avenue South, GEA’s project with SBE & Moin Development. The former 13-story office building has been expanded by six stories and redeveloped into a 190-key SLS Hotel, with 86,973 sf of commercial space. The hotel will have an array of amenities including a restaurant, fitness center, meeting rooms and an outdoor lounge on the 14th floor. Opening is anticipated for next spring.

GEA is providing MEP services for 211 Schermerhorn- a 14 story, 47 unit mixed use building in downtown Brooklyn now owned by GPB Capital Holdings. The building will consist of 5,372 sf of retail space across the ground and cellar levels, with residential units above. The residential units will be condos, averaging 1,464 sf apiece. Filings with the department of buildings were submitted earlier this year. To learn more about this, check out the article from NY Yimby! http://bit.ly/2bZH57E

Check out two of GEA’s projects featured in NY Yimby! 86 Warren Street at http://bit.ly/2aApctI and 363 Lafayette at http://bit.ly/2axzz1D

GEA Project “Urby Staten Island” has been featured in an article about the takeover of 1000+ unit apartments in the NY Post. For full details, go to: http://nyp.st/2a5yMqD

GEA Project 968 60th Street, Brooklyn (aka 6002 Ft. Hamilton Parkway) has been featured in an article in The Real Deal, showcasing the infiltration of luxury development in Borough Park. Check it out here: http://bit.ly/2a41TYk

GEA’s project Pastis, a beloved NYC Eatery, is making a comeback on Gansevoort St! Learn more about it here: http://nyp.st/28KHABB #Pastis

New renderings have been revealed for 30 East 31st Street, located in NoMad. GEA is providing MEP/FP services to this 88,269 sf building. Construction has reached a single story above street level, and is expected to rise 479 feet to the roof. There will be forty-one condos spread across the second through 39th floors. Many of the apartments will have full-floor configurations and the penthouse will cover two floors. Each average unit will measure 1,714 sf apiece. Residential amenities will be located on the ground, second and cellar levels. Completion is expected in August 2018.

GEA is providing MEP/FP and LEED services to the Dime building located at 263 South 5th Street in Williamsburg. This 22- Story, mixed-use tower will be a total of 327,567 sf and rise 264 ft to its roof. Floors one through five will contain commercial space; 85,000 sf of which will be office space & 31,100 sf will be retail. The sixth through 22nd floors will contain 177 rental apartments, which will average 684 sf apiece. There will be a 16,700 sf Dime Savings Bank incorporated as part of the commercial component. Work is expected to begin this summer.