Forbes-Ergas Design Associates worked with the Rutherford co-op at 230 E. 15th St. to make its lobby ADA compliant by installing a lift, which was more aesthetically pleasing than a ramp, and also provided an additional package storage cabinet to obscure the lift from view. (Print: Short on Space)
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Forbes-Ergas Design Associates Transforms Building with Modern Lift Installation
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Art Deco Co-op on Upper East Side Undergoes Dramatic Renovation
The lobby of an Art Deco co-op on the Upper East Side was renovated to its former glory, featuring new floors, lighting, and architectural elements that increased the value of the property.
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Lobby Location: Putting Everything In Its Place
Redesigning a dysfunctional doorman station.
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Lobby Design Pivot
Sometimes lobby renovation stumbling blocks can turn into something great.
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Are There Limits On Lobby Rules?
Co-op boards have uncommon power over common areas.
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Return to Elegance
Riverside Drive board members transform their lobby.
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Space Invader
What do you do when a stranger calls?
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Redoing Hallways and Lobbies the DIY Way
Sticking to a budget is difficult when there’s no money to actually budget.
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The Lobby Is the New Art Gallery
Curb appeal, the artistic way.
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Boards Should Lead a Redesign
A board needs to make decisions on behalf of everyone.
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