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Morningside Gardens Cycles Ahead
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Your Building May Be Taller Than You Think
The Department of Buildings is looking very closely at buildings that might not be complying with FISP guidelines.
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Problem Solved: Piecing Together the Project Planning Puzzle
Project coordination can make or break a capital improvement project.
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Leading the Way: Board President Robert Weiner, 360 E. 72nd St.
Regular FISP inspections can lead to huge facade projects. Is your board prepared?
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Leading the Way: Board President Victor Tolentino, 82-06 and 82-16 34th Ave.
A proactive approach to capital maintenance can save time and money in the long run.
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Robots to the Rescue
Robots can detect flaws in facades than the human eye.
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City Council Exploring Use of Drones in Facade Inspections
A study is under way that could revolutionize building maintenance.
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Facelift for a Central Park West Co-op
Freshening up an old building's elegant appearance.
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Facade Inspections: Proposed Rules Could Blast Budgets
Costs may soon be going up for Local Law 11 facade inspections.
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The Art of Softening Unwelcome Surprises
A facade project can involve a lot of red tape, multiple players, and time.
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