But the show has become so popular that they have given up the renovation part of their business to focus on the other aspects.
He turned with all of his candor to the young police officer and said, 'I thought I was doing rather well.' " In New York, Picón's fund-raising accomplishments have been substantial — a necessity given that the renovation of the Met's southern wing has cost more than two hundred million dollars.
And an extensive renovation has given the martini-and-raw-bar crowd extra space and even better views. 1 Washington Avenue; (305) 673-2800; smithandwollensky.com; entrees $21 to $46.
Soon afterward, Mr. Polatnick received e-mail from a stranger who said he had been given the sign as compensation for renovation work done on the restaurant.
Furthermore, the ongoing renovation of Tower Works, given the go-ahead recently, is sure to add to Holbeck's attraction.
The manual also sheds light on how cumbersome the design process for development or renovation has been, given the number of agencies or entities normally involved.
There is an air of near-institutional restraint throughout, heightened by the whiteness of all the walls and cabinets (Mr. Robbins said the intent was to direct the entire focus of the space toward the ceiling), and by a relatively tight renovation budget, which, given the size of the building, meant that high-end materials were kept to a minimum.
It is necessary to reconsider the practice of disposing of old PCB caulking removed during building renovations in conventional landfills, given the apparent mobility of PCBs from the caulking material.
During the renovation, the 105 current residents have been given the use of temporary apartments.
The practice of disposing of old PCB caulking removed during building renovations in conventional landfills should be reconsidered, given the apparent mobility of PCBs from the caulking material.
