Great office buildings never stand still. To remain competitive, New York’s premier office towers must continually evolve to meet the changing expectations of tenants. At 1251 Avenue of the Americas, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are transforming the 54 story Rockefeller Center office tower as part of a $100 million modernization. The project is creating updated workspaces, modern amenities, and enhanced environments designed to attract and retain leading companies while ensuring the building remains competitive for decades to come.
Their work includes interior commercial systems, acoustical ceilings, floor coverings, finish carpentry, furniture installation, selective demolition, and tenant fit outs throughout the building, all while the Class A office tower remains occupied.
Modernizing occupied office towers takes more than skilled craftsmanship. It takes the planning, coordination, and accountability that union carpenters and contractors bring to every project.
4D Construction, Inc.
A R I Products, Inc.
Absolute Woodworking Installations
AL-Lee Installations, Inc.
All City Install, Inc.
BC Installations, LLC
Century Carpet, Inc. T/A The New York Century Group
Certified Installation Services
Commercial Flooring Management, LLC
Commodore Construction Corporation
Consolidated Flooring
Construction Specialties Installations, LLC
Cross NY Inc.
Drapery Maintenance Corp.
E.E. Cruz & Company, Inc.
Elite Union Furniture Installations
Empire Office, Inc.
ESS & VEE Acoustical Contractors
Eurotech Construction Corp.
Humboldt Woodworking Installations, Inc.
Innovative Projects, Inc.
Jacobson & Company, Inc.
National Acoustics, LLC
NJS Office Installation Services, Inc.
PIF Installation, Inc.
R&J Installations
Sherland & Farrington, Inc.
Superior Acoustics, Inc.
Techno Acoustics Holdings, LLC
Twenty-Four 7 Contracting Corp.
