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Respondents List Stat Proposal No The City University Construction Fund Architectural Design Services Requirements Contracts Request for Qualifications - Project No. CITYW-CUCF-08-10 Due 9.23.10 Respondents List Stat Proposal No. Firm Name Address City e Zip Code First Name Last Name Phone Email Holzman Moss Bottino 214 West 29th Street 212-465-0808 1 Architecture Tower, 17th Floor New York NY 10001 Douglas Moss ext. 202 [email protected] SUPERSTRUCTURES Engineering 32 Avenue of the 2 + Architecture, PLLC Americas New York NY 10003 Paul Millman 646-437-1339 [email protected] 31 W 27th Street, 3 Thomas Balsley Associates Floor 9 New York NY 10001 James Welsh 2126849230 [email protected] 4 Barreto-Dowd 100 Old Tavern Road Howell NJ 7731 Dan Dowd 732-938-5565 [email protected] 151 West 26 Street, 5 SBLM Architects 2nd Floor1 New York NY 10001 Margaux Jaffa 212-995-5600 [email protected] 29 West 17th Street, 6 Redtop Architects LLP 4th floor New York NY 10011 Amy Shakespeare 212-274-0770 [email protected] montoya@montoya- 7 Montoya-Rodriguez P.C. 127 West 24th Street New York NY 10011 Fred Montoya 212 989 7730 rodriguez.com Jordan Parnass Digital 68 Jay Street, Suite 8 Architecture 213 Brooklyn NY 11201 Jordan Parnass 718-852-2650 [email protected] 45 Main Street, Suite 718 643 9500 ext. [email protected] 9 Nandinee Phookan Architect PC 228 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Nandinee Phookan 308 m 10 Platt Byard Dovell White 20 West 22nd Street New York NY 10010 Samuel White 212-691-2440 [email protected] Dirtworks Landscape 11 Architecture, PC 200 Park Avenue South New York NY 10003 David Kamp 212-529-2263 [email protected] Werfel and Associates, [email protected] 12 Architects, P.C. 75-19 Vleigh Place Flushing NY 11367 Lawrence Werfel 718-263-6575 m 212-777-9511 13 LAFAZIA Architecture, PC 42 East 21st Street New York NY 10010 Anthony LaFazia ext. 23 [email protected] 330 West 42 Street, 14 PKSB Architects 11th Floor New York NY 10036 Henry Stolzman 212-594-2010 [email protected] 15 LandScape Architecture 2 Green Street, #2w Huntington NY 11743 Craig Richmond 516-232-3568 [email protected] H2L2 Architecture Planning and 80 Broad Street, Suite 16 Inte 1801 New York NY 10004 Thomas Piotrowski 212-688-9800 www.H2L2.com 130 West 25 Street, 17 Calori & Vanden-Eynden 12th floor New York NY 10001 Chris Calori 212-929-6302 www.cvedesign.com 330 West 34th Street, 18 Butler Rogers Baskett Architects Suite 1800 New York NY 10018 Robert Vuyosevich 212-792-4600 [email protected] The City University Construction Fund Architectural Design Services Requirements Contracts Request for Qualifications - Project No. CITYW-CUCF-08-10 Due 9.23.10 Respondents List 352 Washington 19 Designer Sign Systems Avenue Carlstadt NJ 7072 Judith Barbieri 201-939-5577 [email protected] 5 West 37th Street, 20 Purcell Architects Suite 1102 New York NY 10001 Robert Purcell 212.921.1177 [email protected] Gerner Kronick & Valcarcel, 21 Architects, PC 443 Park Avenue South New York NY 10018 Joseph Barbagallo 212-679-6362 [email protected] 80 Eighth Avenue, 22 Abel Bainnson Butz, LLP Suite 1105 New York NY 10011 John Butz 212-206-0630 [email protected] 23 JFK&M Consulting Group LLC 142 West 36th Street New York NY 10018 Cindy Feinberg 212-792-8706 [email protected] 24 Diaz Architects 102 West 38th Street New York NY 10018 Laurie Schmalz 212-730-2240 [email protected] 500 N. Broadway, 25 Feld, Kaminetzky & Cohen, PC Suite 164 Jericho NY 11753 Martin J. Fradua 516-433-0110 [email protected] 111 John Street, 3rd 212-349-2900 ext 26 Gandhi Engineering, Inc. floor New York NY 10038 Kirti Gandhi 106 [email protected] 19 West 21st Street 27 GF55 Partners Suite 1201 New York NY 10010 Leonard Fusco 212 352 3099 x15 [email protected] 28 Rosenberg Kolb Architects, P.C. 226 E 79th Street New York NY 10075 Eric Rosenberg 212-996-3099 [email protected] 20 Jay Street, Suite 29 SUPER-INTERESTING! 1015 Brooklyn NY 11201 Kian Goh 718.801.8078 [email protected] Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP 30 (SOM) 14 Wall Street New York NY 10005 Mark Regulinski 212-298-9300 [email protected] 1140 Broadway Suite 31 Westlake Reed Leskosky 501 New York NY 10001 Paul Westlake Jr. 216.564.8705 [email protected] Tonetti Associates Architects, 45 West 21st Street, 32 P.C. 6th Floor New York NY 10010 Andrew Wright 212 581 2750 [email protected] 902 Broadway, 20th 33 Two Twelve Harakawa, Inc. floor New York NY 10010 Ann Harakawa 212-254-6670 [email protected] 575 8th Avenue, 20th 34 John Ciardullo Associates Floor New York NY 10018 John Ciardullo 6463567341 [email protected] 338 W 39th Street 35 Specht Harpman 10th Floor New York NY 10018 Scott Specht 212-239-1150 [email protected] Architecture Research Office 170 Varick Street, 7th New York 36 (ARO) Floor City NY 10013 Scott Geiger 212-675-1870 [email protected] 50 West 17th Street, 37 BL Companies 3rd floor New York NY 10011 Maria Wilpon 212-529-6543 [email protected] The City University Construction Fund Architectural Design Services Requirements Contracts Request for Qualifications - Project No. CITYW-CUCF-08-10 Due 9.23.10 Respondents List STUDIO 5 Partnership 65 Harristown Road, gsnyder@studio5p- 38 Architects/Planners, LLC Suite201 Glen Rock NJ 7452 Gary Snyder 201-652-0555 architects.com 39 Belmont Freeman Architects 110 West 40th St New York NY 10018 Belmont Freeman 212-382-3311 [email protected] 419 Park Avenue 40 ZGF Architects LLP South, 20th Floor New York NY 10016 Christopher Stoddard 212-624-4856 [email protected] 142 West 57th Street, 41 Woods Bagot Architects, PC 8th Floor New York NY 10019 Jeffrey Holmes 646-756-3310 [email protected] 350 Fifth Avenue 42 Ronnette Riley Architect #7401 New York NY 10118 Ronnette Riley 212-594-4015 [email protected] 100 Lafayette Street, 43 Donald Blair Architects Suite 604 New York NY 10013 Donald Blair 212 941 8825 [email protected] 500 South Salina 44 Ashley McGraw Architects, P.C. Street Syracuse NY 13202 Dominic LaPierre (315) 425-1811 [email protected] 115 Fifth Avenue, 5th 45 HLW International Floor New York NY 10003 John Gerring 212.353.4744 [email protected] 611 Broadway, Suite 46 Vincent Benic Architect 817 New York NY 10012 Vincent Benic 212-475-1112 [email protected] 777 Terrace Avenue, Hasbrouck 47 DMR Architects Suite 607, 6th fl Heights NJ 7604 Obi Agudosi 201-288-2600 [email protected] 580 Broadway Rm. 48 ABS Architects, PC 1204 New York NY 10012 Barbara Skarbinski 212.625.8476 [email protected] 321 Millburn Aveunue, 49 Edgewater Design LLC Suite 6 Millburn NJ 7041 Jan Saltiel Rafel 973-921-9211 [email protected] 50 Laura Heim Architect, PLLC 41-03 46th Street Sunnyside NY 11104 Laura Heim 718-554-0549 [email protected] 212-571-0788, 51 RBSD Architects, P.C. 161 William Street New York NY 10038 William Selan ext. 18 [email protected] 215 Park Avenue 52 Perkins+Will South, 4th Floor New York NY 10003 Toni Alfieri 212-251-7024 [email protected] Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + 7 West 22nd Street, 53 Design Partnership 10th Floor New York NY 10010 Joern Truemper 212-989-2624 [email protected] Wiedersum Associates 140 Adams Avenue, 54 Architects, PLLC Suite B-14 Hauppauge NY 11788 William Laverty 631-434-7900 [email protected] 350 Seventh Avenue 55 Atelier Pagnamenta Torriani #1702 New York NY 10001 Lorenzo Pagnamenta 212 695 4446 [email protected] [email protected] 56 Perkins Eastman 115 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10003 Aaron B. Schwarz 212-353-7350 m The City University Construction Fund Architectural Design Services Requirements Contracts Request for Qualifications - Project No. CITYW-CUCF-08-10 Due 9.23.10 Respondents List 57 Marpillero Pollak Architects 132 Duane Street, #1 New York NY 10013 Sandra Marpillero 212-619-5560 [email protected] Gran Kriegel Associates 29 Broadway, 28th 212-206-1560 58 Architects + Planners Floor New York NY 10006 David Kreigel x228 [email protected] Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (dba: WJE Engineers & 1350 Broadway, Suite 212-760-2540 59 Architects, P.C.) 910 New York NY 10018 Sunyoung Hong (ext. 3763) [email protected] 116 John Street, Suite 60 Nadaskay Kopelson Architects 2500 New York NY 10038 Paul Drago 212-982-7900 [email protected] 61 Prendergast Laurel Architects 143 Duane Street New York NY 10013 Deborah Laurel 2127321081 [email protected] 91-31 Queens Blvd. 62 Graf & Lewent Architects, LLP Suite 209 Elmhurst NY 11373 Howard Graf 718-651-6200 [email protected] 631-563-4800, 63 Ward Associates, P.C. 1500 Lakeland Avenue Bohemia NY 11716 Richard Ward ext.24 [email protected] 64 Cetra/Ruddy Inc. 584 Broadway Rm 401 New York NY 10012 John Cetra 212-941-9801 [email protected] 65 H2M 575 Broad Hollow Rd Melville NY 11747 Ronald Lanner 631-756-8000 ext [email protected] 21 East 4th Street, 7th 66 Helpern Architects Fl New York NY 10003 David Paul Helpern 212 505 2025 [email protected] 330 West 38th Street, 67 Caples Jefferson Architects Suite 1704 New York NY 10018 Sara Caples 212 7799772 [email protected] William F. Collins AIA, Architects 631-689-8450 68 LLP 12-1 Technology Dr Setauket NY 11733 Neil MacDonald ext 115 [email protected] 594 Broadway, Suite 69 Loci Architecture PC 506 New York NY 10012 David Briggs 212.226.2228 [email protected] 212-747-1997 70 HAKS 40 Wall Street, 11th fl New York NY 10005 Francisco Ruela x523 [email protected] 50 Washington Street, 71 Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
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