Mercury Store in Brooklyn is a featured project for Think Wood.
ADoF provided structural engineering design services for the project, which was the 1st project in NYC to be approved by the DoB for using CLT floor systems.
Once again, ADoF is an award winning firm
https://www.woodworks.org/award-gallery/timber-adaptive-reuse-theater/
A degree of freedom performed structural design services for this adaptive reuse of an existing factor , repurposed as a dance studio.
the project included the use of CLT , which we understand was the first approved use of CLT by the NYC DoB.
Removal of slab, brace walls to create double height auditorium
Installation of CLT floor panels
CLT to Glulam to heavy timber post connection
Where once was a mountain !
Ongoing excavation of 50ft tall rock outcrop on site in Bronx for new 7 Story residential building
Ongoing construction on 105 unit, 107500 sq ft 10 story residential building at 1077 Summit Ave Bronx NY
Client: Stagg Group
Architect: Marin Architects
ADoF provided the structural design for the hotel complex. 6 story hotel residential tower over 2nd floor platform ( out door pool deck, bar and restaurant complex).
The project utilized flat plate concrete floor slabs to maximize ceiling ht, and required long span framing over the ball room , pool area and rooftop bar.
Tricky hydrostatic conditions in the cellar/basement and parking areas had to be overcome.
We wish the ownership, hotel employees the best of luck and hope they are successful. A great addition to the neighborhood
Architect: Morris Adjmi
Congratulations to Abruzzo Bodziak Architects on the Arch Paper 2019 Best of Design award for the Maharishi Tribeca project.
ADoF provided structural design assistance for the modification of the retail space in a 19th Century Cast Iron Structure, new stair and cantilevered mezzanine design.
ADoF provided structural design assistance for the modification of the retail space in a 19th Century Cast Iron Structure, new stair and cantilevered mezzanine design.
https://nypost.com/2019/10/09/nycs-newest-apartments-are-a-bargain-at-less-than-1m/
ADoF provided structural engineering services (2015 to 2019) for the alteration/vertical extension at 852 St John's Place. The original townhouse was a 1880's 3 story rowhouse (typical wood joist to brick masonry party walls) and was in poor condition prior to the renovation. project utilized passive house detailing and building systems.
ADoF is currently working on several Passive (haus) projects and actively encourages our developers/designers to consider utilizing these systems.
Congratulations to the developer ( Blue Cube/Justin Stewart) and Z+H Architecture , Marianne Hyde, Stas Zakrzewski.
Project Engineer : Jack Daoud
ADoF provided structural engineering services (2015 to 2019) for the alteration/vertical extension at 852 St John's Place. The original townhouse was a 1880's 3 story rowhouse (typical wood joist to brick masonry party walls) and was in poor condition prior to the renovation. project utilized passive house detailing and building systems.
ADoF is currently working on several Passive (haus) projects and actively encourages our developers/designers to consider utilizing these systems.
Congratulations to the developer ( Blue Cube/Justin Stewart) and Z+H Architecture , Marianne Hyde, Stas Zakrzewski.
Project Engineer : Jack Daoud
Photo #1: Initial boring at front of structure 2014
Photo #2: Rear Balconies, steel frame thermally isolated from rear