Jonathan Baron Design renovated the lobby of a five-story, 39-unit co-op to include new mailboxes, a storage closet, and a wall-mounted package locker, while also replacing the carpeting with porcelain tiles and installing a commercial-grade wall covering. (Print: Short on Space)
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Co-Op Building's Lobby Transformation Showcases Modern Upgrades and Package Storage
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Construction Contracts: Mind Your Language!
Is it repair or restoration? The wrong word could cost you.
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Restoring the Building with Blue Lights
Steve Carbone grew Up in Middle Village, Queens dreaming of Kennedy House
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Five Things Renovators Must Do
Essential tips for shareholders who remodel.
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Love the One You’re With
Is the grass always greener across the city street?
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Where Art and Humans Grow Side by Side
Architect Harvey Wiley Corbett envisioned this Art Deco building as a showcase for its tenants' talents
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Perfect Picture
Architect sketches can help seal the deal on an apartment and may help get board approvals for renovations.
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Return to Elegance
Riverside Drive board members transform their lobby.
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The Lobby Is the New Art Gallery
Curb appeal, the artistic way.
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Boards Should Lead a Redesign
A board needs to make decisions on behalf of everyone.
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