Previous slide Next slide Hines Digital Ecosystem Design & Project Management “Intelligent buildings, where technology and well-being unite, are the key to unlocking workplace excellence. By melding automation, IoT sensors, and data insights, these smart structures adapt seamlessly to nurture an ideal indoor climate and amplify the employee experience.” – Jeannie Schneider, CTO, Hines PROJECT […]
Previous slide Next slide Central Park Tower PROJECT DETAILS SIZE 1,285,000 sq ft 1,550 ft tall 98 floors DEVELOPER/OWNER Extell Development ARCHITECT Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill SERVICES Audiovisual System Design Security System Design IT Infrastructure Design Network Systems Design Voice System Design Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Design CATV System Design Wireless System Design (WiFi)
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Previous slide Next slide Northwell Health: Staten Island University HospitalFlorina Cancer Center PROJECT DETAILS SIZE 40,000 sq ft DEVELOPER/OWNER Northwell Health ARCHITECT NK Architects SERVICES IT Infrastructure – Structured Cabling Design PROJECT PROFILE The Clarient Group was retained by Northwell Health to provide IT design services for the modernization of the Cancer Center at Staten
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Previous slide Next slide 1 & 3 WORLD TRADE CENTER “The Clarient Group’s level of expertise and detail-oriented design is crucial and invaluable on a project as large and significant as One World Trade Center.” – Itsick Ben Tolila, CEO of TechMer PROJECT DETAILS SIZE 3,000,000 sq ft DEVELOPER/OWNER TechMer, Inc. ARCHITECT Skidmore, Owings &
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Previous slide Next slide 21 West 20th Street “For our luxury condo homes at 21W20, The Clarient Group has been a great collaborative partner to work with in envisioning, designing, and creating a platform that is sophisticated with a scalable IT infrastructure system that we believe home buyers will truly appreciate.” – Danny Kim, Director
Previous slide Next slide COACH HEADQUARTERS PROJECT DETAILS Locations: Brazil, Canada, China, France, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Panama, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates (Dubai), United Kingdom, United States SIZE 600,000 sq. ft. DEVELOPER/OWNER Coach ARCHITECT Studios Architecture SERVICES Structured Cabling Design AV Systems Design
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Previous slide Next slide AILERON CENTER FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION: TIPP CITY, OH PROJECT DETAILS SIZE 114-Acre Campus DEVELOPER/OWNER Aileron Center for Entrepreneurial Education ARCHITECT Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership SERVICES Audiovisual Systems Design IT Systems Design Software Systems Master Plan PROJECT PROFILE Aileron’s campus is a unique destination and learning center envisioned based
Previous slide Next slide ARO PROJECT DETAILS SIZE 576,000 sq ft DEVELOPER/OWNER Algin Management Co., LLC ARCHITECT CetraRuddy Architects DPC SERVICES Audiovisual System Design IT Infrastructure Design Network Systems Design Security Systems Design Wireless System Design PROJECT PROFILE Located at 242 West 53rd Street, this award-winning, signature residential tower features a distinctive undulating sculpture-like facade
Previous slide Next slide AMERICAN DREAM MEADOWLANDS Experience an unparalleled blend of world-class entertainment, retail, and dining spread across more than 3 million square feet, offering year-round excitement under one roof—from surfing and splashing at an indoor waterpark to riding towering roller coasters, ice skating, and even taking ski lessons. “American Dream was a complex
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Previous slide Next slide YOTEL SAN FRANCISCO PROJECT DETAILS SIZE 84,000 DEVELOPER/OWNER Synapse Development Group, LLC for Yotel ARCHITECT BAR Architects SERVICES Peer Review and Owner’s Representative Technology Services PROJECT PROFILE The new 203-key Yotel San Francisco hotel is housed in the historic Grant Building – one of the few buildings to survive the 1906
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