Construction continues at 662 Pacific Street on the public middle school, which is integrated into the 209,451-square-foot Plank Road residential building. Union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters have progressed well on the work they have been doing on the interiors of the residential development and the five-story middle school located there. Once completed, the 69,858-square-foot middle school will accommodate over 600 students, supporting the education of future generations for years to come. The expert skills of union contractors and carpenters who have dedicated significant effort to this work are crucial to realizing this important project for the community and its future students.

81 Workroom Corp.
ABC Construction Contracting, Inc.
Al-Lee Installations, Inc.
Atlas Concrete Surfacing, LLC
Certified Interiors, Inc.
Complete Installations, Inc.
Farley Sales-Installations, Inc.
Long Island Metro Builders
LVC Interiors
Nu-Tech Furnishings, Inc.
Proformance Systems, Inc.
Pyramid Floor Covering, Inc.
Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.

Renovations are underway at Jones Beach Theater, 1000 Ocean Parkway, in Wantagh, NY, creating a beautiful, updated experience for all visitors to the venue. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters have worked diligently over the last few months to bring these renovations to life. The updates impact most aspects of the venue, but the standout additions include more restaurants and bars, new restrooms, a Citi VIP Club, and a new entrance. The dedication and craftsmanship of our union contractors and carpenters is what enables a renovation this large to be so smooth and impressive.

Cord contracting Co., Inc.
Custom Design Innovations, LLC
EDA CONTRACTORS
Nu-Tech Furnishings, Inc.
Pyramid Floor Covering, Inc.
Wild Woman Company, Inc.

Construction on The Ellery at 312 West 43rd Street, located in the south end of Hell’s Kitchen in Midtown Manhattan, is nearing completion. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters have worked on this 33-story residential and retail building, which complements the character of the surrounding neighborhood. The union-built, 373,133-square-foot development will feature 330 rental units, two floors of retail space, and numerous amenities. The specialized skills and craftsmanship of union carpenters and contractors have been essential in meeting the stringent safety and quality standards required for this project.

All Craft Fabricators, Inc.
Elite Flooring, LLC
Exterior Wall & Building Consultants, Inc.
PARK AVENUE CONCRETE
R&J Construction Corp.

Construction has been completed at Schwarzman Animal Medical Center’s new surgical care facility at 510 East 62nd Street in Lenox Hill, Manhattan. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters completed the 7,000-square-foot expansion for the only level-one trauma center for animals in NYC. The union-made facility includes five new operating rooms and a minor procedure room, which will help even more pets and animals get the care they need. This surgical care facility showcases the knowledge and safety protocols that union contractors and carpenters bring to every project.

Al-Lee Installations, Inc.
Bamco, Inc.
Commodore Construction Corporation
Combined Resources Interiors, Inc.
Nets That Work Company
Ross Laboratory Sales Corp.
SDK Associates, LLC

Renovations are progressing at Mt. Sinai’s Hamilton and Amabel James Center for Artificial Intelligence and Human Health, located at 3 East 101st St. in East Harlem. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are building this 12-story, 65,000-sq-ft research facility designed for advancing diagnostic tools and medicine. The center will be transformed into an open and collaborative environment that will support important research. The creation of this new AI medical research building is a testament to the expertise and dedication of union carpenters and contractors.

A R I PRODUCTS, INC.
Elite Flooring, LLC
Elite Installations
Island Acoustics
Perry Cohen Carpentry
Sherland & Farrington, Inc.
Universal Builders Supply

The Frick Collection, an art museum established in 1935 and located at 1 East 70th Street, plans to reopen later this year after renovations and upgrades. The historic building, updated by union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters, houses an extensive collection originally assembled by Henry Clay Frick. Thanks to this expansion and renovation, it will hold even more works from the Renaissance until the nineteenth century. The updated building will feature the mansion’s second floor, increasing the permanent collection by 25%, as well as new facilities including an education room, an auditorium, and a 60-seat cafe overlooking the beautiful 70th Street Garden. Union carpenters and contractors are revitalizing this incredible institution with their expertise, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and adhering to stringent safety measures to protect both workers and the building’s historic integrity.

Baroco Contracting Corporation
Bauerschmidt & Sons INCORPORATED
Commercial Flooring Management, LLC
Consolidated Flooring
Construction Installations Specialties, LLC
Glenwood Management Services
International Blind Contractors
Island Acoustics
Pyramid Floor Covering, Inc.
Urban Foundation/Engineering, LLC
Wood Pro 2 Installers, Inc.

Extell’s residential 70-story high-rise at 50 West 66th Street has topped out, thanks to the efforts of union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. This achievement marks it as the tallest building on the Upper West Side and will feature 127 condominium units and a synagogue on 65th Street. Standing at 775 feet tall, the building will offer a wide array of immersive amenities. Its stunning architecture, distinctive geometric design of the upper floors, and comprehensive amenities showcase the importance of union carpenters and contractors in ensuring both the beauty and safety of the structure for all residents.

Civetta/Cousins JV, LLC
Exterior Wall & Building Consultants, Inc.
Insulation Contractors, Inc.
Nets That Work Company
Pinnacle Industries II, LLC
R&J Construction Corp.
Safway Atlantic

Disney Magic is headed to NYC! Walt Disney’s headquarters at 7 Hudson Square is near completion, thanks to union workers who make construction dreams come true. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are constructing the 1.2 million-square-foot corporate building that will help Disney bring joy to more people worldwide. The 22-story headquarters will house film and production studios, retail space, and offices. The building aligns well with the surrounding Hudson Square architecture while also bringing new life to the area with a beautiful modern aesthetic. This latest chapter in Disney’s story could not be accomplished without the safe and expertly crafted work of union contractors and carpenters.

AL-Lee Installations, Inc.
Allacoustic Solutions
American Wood Installers
A R I PRODUCTS, INC.
Bamco, Inc.
Bartkowski Life Safety Corp.
Construction Specialties Installations, LLC
Eco Specialties, LLC
Empire Arch Metal + Glass Corp.
Hailey Insulation Corp.
Insulation Contractors, Inc.
International Blind Contractors
Jonathan Metal & Glass Limited
L.I.F Industries, Inc.
Loading Dock, Inc.
Newmat Northeast Corp.
Nets That Work Company
NJS Office Installation Services
Pinnacle Industries II, LLC
Safway Atlantic
Supreme Woodwork Installation, LLC
Wood Pro 2 Installers, Inc.
X-Cell Insulation Corp.

Construction is in full swing at the new six-story Studio Museum in Harlem at 144 West 125th Street. This project, led by union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters, is making incredible strides. The sleek black, 82,000-square-foot building is expertly crafted and will showcase artists of African descent and works inspired by Black culture locally, nationally, and internationally. The building will house over 2,000 objects and include a café, lecture halls, a roof deck, and retail space. Union contractors and carpenters are creating a building of which New Yorkers can be proud. #NYC #Harlem #union #carpenters

4D Construction, Inc.
Atlas Concrete Surfacing, LLC
Bauerschmidt & Sons Inc.
Construction Specialties Installations, LLC
Creative Construction Services
Curtis Partition Corp.
Humboldt Woodworking Installations, Inc.
L.I.F Industries, Inc.
Long Island Concrete, Inc.
MGM Flooring, Inc.
Midland Tech, LLC
Oliviero Construction Corp.
OZ Door Service, Corp.

A state-of-the-art 16-story residence hall for students at Weill Cornell Medicine is under construction and advancing rapidly at 1393 York Avenue. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters have been working diligently to expand the main North campus and improve student life for the prestigious New York school. The latest union-made residence hall will house 272 students with amenities including study areas, a fitness center, a multipurpose activity court, and a backyard garden. This 128,205-square-foot addition to the medical college is another instance of the importance of union workers and the level of professionalism they bring to every project. #nyc #weillcornellmedicine #union #carpenters

KMF Construction Corp.
Park Avenue Concrete
Urban Foundation/Engineering, LLC
Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.

A groundbreaking medical resource for Harlem and NYC residents is coming to 40 West 137th Street by 2026. The NYC Public Health Laboratory will be adjacent to Harlem Hospital and is being built by union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. The safety precautions of union contractors and carpenters are always critical, but this is especially true in medical construction. The Public Health Lab will offer many benefits to the community including a wide array of testing and monitoring services for multiple clinical and environmental health concerns. The 240,000-square-foot ten-story building will also be home to teaching medical specialties. It will have a 200-person auditorium and diagonal laboratory glass tower extending south as the building ascends to facilitate larger laboratory sizes. The medical work that will be conducted here and the beautiful design of this building emphasize the importance of the deep knowledge and safety precautions that union carpenters and contractors provide.

American Pile and Foundation, LLC
Commodore Maintenance Corporation
JD Traditional Industries
Pristine Services, Inc.
Sloan & Company
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Urban Foundation/Engineering, LLC

Union carpenters and contractors are proud to support Heart 9/11, a partnership of the FDNY, NYPD, PAPD, and NYC Building Trades who responded to the tragic events of 9/11 and now carry on the bond forged by that experience to provide relief and rebuilding to communities in need.  As seen in this photo, Heart 9/11 recently joined us to recognize this commitment.

(L-R) Building Contractors Association Managing Director John O’Hare, CCA Metro Executive Director Paul Fernandes, Joseph Gonzalez, Kelly Mead, and Bill Keegan of Heart 9/11, and NYC District Council of Carpenters Executive Secretary-Treasurer Joseph Geiger