This project consists of the construction of a 5-story, 60,000-square-foot addition to an existing school in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. The existing structure, known as the Joseph F. Lamb School, was originally built in 1924. The new building addition is a structural steel framed building with concrete decks and will feature a Terracotta Rainscreen system for its façade.

The first floor of the P.S. 206K building will feature a cafeteria and kitchen; the second to fifth floors are reserved for classrooms, art rooms, music rooms, and additional student space. Notable features of this building include a fully electric heating system and an environmentally friendly green roof.

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Construction consists of two residence towers – the West Wing and East Wing – with a 5,000-square-foot centralized Commons area including shallow foundations, load-bearing partitions, hollow-core precast concrete plank floors, and a full fit-out with new MEP systems. The Commons area will feature ample seating, kitchenette, and separate conference and seminar rooms. The ground floor of each Wing will feature pantries, while each upper floor will have its own study with visual display boards.

The new Stony Brook University Tabler Quad New Residence Hall will accommodate 310 beds, primarily designed for double occupancy, with separate single rooms designated for residential assistants (RAs). Additionally, the hall will feature 3-bedroom units equipped with in-unit cooking facilities. Bedrooms designated for individuals with disabilities will meet and exceed ADA requirements, ensuring enhanced accessibility for all residents.

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The project team had worked around the clock, seven days a week in the final months to ensure the school was ready to open on September 5, 2024. The final phase of construction consisted of long days, double shifts, and a high level of effort from all parties. Through the diligence of our project team and subcontractors, I.S. 322K was ready and operational for students and faculty to occupy.

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The school includes new classrooms, a gymnasium, a cafeteria, a library, a multipurpose room, 2 passenger elevators, and a rooftop play area. Additionally, the space hosts administrative offices and 2 outdoor playgrounds. The south wing takes up 4 stories in a renovated historical building, the Robert and Anne Dickey House, which was build in 1810.

The PS 464M project was completed in September of 2022, in time for the 2022-2023 school year.

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This building, situated in East Elmhurst adjacent to the nearby LaGuardia Airport, is fully air-conditioned and includes new classrooms, a science lab and prep room, an art room, a music room, a library, a gymatorium, an exercise room, an outdoor playground, administration offices, a kitchen, and a cafeteria. Providing 18 standard classrooms and 2 district special educational classrooms, the school is well-equipped to provide a nurturing learning environment for all students.

One of the school’s more unique elements is its District 75 program. This contains eight additional classrooms with student rooms, occupational and physical therapy rooms, a guidance room, and a multipurpose room.

On August 26, 2022, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the school’s opening. Among those in attendance were members of the 1969 Mets, various elected officials, and family members of Agee. In addition to the school, attendees spoke about Agee’s love for the community. During this ceremony, it was announced that August 22 would be “Tommie Lee Agee Day.”

IS 419 is a Certified Green School by NYC School Construction Authority standards, marking the campus as a model of sustainable design and construction.

In October 2023, IS 419 was recognized by the Queens Chamber of Commerce, receiving the Building Recognition Award in 2023 for New Construction – Schools & Colleges.

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This project consisted of the new addition and renovation to the existing building, which included the expansion of a new 3-story plus cellar facility, approximately 30,000 square feet, and back fill work in the existing building on cellar through the fifth floor as well as the roof.

The new addition also includes a gymnasium, a library at the heart of the school, specialized classrooms, and a rooftop play yard, in addition to renovation of the existing building.

A “curtain wall” connects the old and new portions of the school—and also serves secondarily by fashioning a showy entrance for the redesigned Village Community School.

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The Nyack College Dorms renovation project also saw the creation of 81 residential loft suites, a dining hall with commercial kitchen, a gym, a physical therapy center, computer labs, student lounges, and admin offices.

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This project included classrooms, a new gymatorium for multi-purpose activities, a new cafeteria and special classrooms for art, music and science. The gymatorium, lobby and cafeteria are all double-height spaces, allowing natural light penetration from the exterior and opportunities to see through multiple levels of the building simultaneously. The project features black and white brick to contrast with the existing building, terracotta rainscreen, and a simple glazed link structure that connects the new addition and exiting building.

This small elementary school focuses on the Arts and ranges from Kindergarten to 3rd grade.

This school was voted the City’s Most Coveted Public Elementary School.

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The original 1967 building was used as an internal ‘Main Street’ connecting the North and South sides of the campus. Those 2 entries and that internal street arcade had to be preserved and visually strengthened. The newly renovated facility provides a holistic approach to addressing students’ needs, as a home of centralized services, programs and initiatives to provide a more efficient and holistic campus experience.

The Stony Brook University Student Union project was recognized at the 2020 Long Island Business News Real Estate, Architecture & Engineering Awards in the Top Education Project – Suffolk category.

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