A 236-unit condominium in Manhattan's East Side was deemed unsafe due to spalling concrete beneath its aluminum cladding, leading to a $17 million repair project that was overseen by a project management firm to ensure timely completion and cost savings.(Print: When the Concrete Crumbles)
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Condo's $17 Million Facade Repairs Put a New Spin on Project Management
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Who Is Responsible for What in a Negligence Lawsuit?
Determining responsibility in a negligence suit can be a complicated endeavor.
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Enclosed Balconies May Not Be Forever
Boards do have the right to revoke their approval of enclosed balconies.
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The Hidden 42”
From safety to inspections, enclosures complicate balcony inspections.
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Two Cracks or Pops
Local Law 11 just got tougher. Count balconies in now.
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Shattered Glass
How a Manhattan condo board coped with falling balcony panels.
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Balconies
Should you include balconies in a façade restoration?
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