Shawmut partnered with Danny Meyer of Union Square Hospitality Group to move the 30-year-old Union Square Cafe into its new home on Park Avenue. The 14,500 square-foot restaurant was designed and built to embody the original Union Square Cafe location, and includes a main dining room, private dining room, mezzanine seating, and state-of-the-art kitchen. The main bar that is exactly the same length as the old bar—down to the inch—and the main dining room has double height ceilings with custom pendant light fixtures that hang at exactly the same height as the old location. A grand feature staircase leads guests to one of the multiple mezzanine terraces—another tribute to the old space. The mezzanine bar is the original bar removed from the original 16th Street location, transported, reinstalled, and restored. The custom millwork and finishes include wide-plank cherry floors and dark-green wainscoting.
Medical office fit-out on the third and fourth floors to expand space for a Midtown medical practice. The scope of work included the construction of exam rooms, consult rooms, clean and soil holds, nurse stations,…
Fit-out of a multi-specialty clinic on the third floor of a historic building in the Penn District. The facility includes 25 exam rooms, three procedure rooms, an X-ray room, offices, a waiting area, and an…
Fast-paced fit-out for a physical therapy and imaging center on the ground floor and lower level of a landmarked building. The scope of work included the construction of MRI and CT rooms, exam/treatment rooms, a…
