EXTENSIVE RESTORATION Our 25 + year relationship with Shinnecock Hills Golf Club culminated most recently in a new ladies locker room and extensive restoration of the Clubhouse. The restoration went beyond upgrading existing spaces to include a new basement and mechanical infrastructure as well as an energy efficient geothermal system.
Athletic Complex The Gymnasium at Sacred Heart was given a facelift and then expanded by a factor of five! The resulting Athletic Complex has three full-size Gymnasiums, six Squash Courts, a Strength and Conditioning Center, Dance and Yoga Studio, Sports Medicine Suite, Team Room as well as supporting locker rooms, storage and offices. Dining Expansion…
Years of community involvement, government commitment, and detailed planning have resulted in this all-season Village Center. The project involved the complete renovation of the historic Bayles Shipyard Building, one of the last of the waterfront buildings reflecting the Village’s ship building history.
Pool Facility New pool facility consisting of new six lane, 25m lap pool, with zero entry learn to swim area, and diving well. The new snack bar and terrace dining will support the new pool facility for daily use and for private member functions. The upper floor of the new building provides massage rooms accessible…
The clubhouse renovations included all new furnishings, lighting and finishes in the entry foyer, living room, dining room, bar and connecting corridor. The living room’s rafters and exposed timber trusses are original to the house. Fireplace additions of native fieldstone with a timber mantle create a focal point.
Main Clubhouse Construction of a new 54,000 sf clubhouse included extensive sitework, landscaping and retaining walls. The clubhouse contained such amenities as a pro shop, multiple covered and uncovered dining terraces, indoor golf practice facility, exercise room and private dining room. Pool House The pool complex was composed of two pools, adult and children’s pool…
The recently completed Emmet Room offers members a casual dining venue that embraces the next generation of social interaction at clubs, while rivaling local bar and restaurant competition. A privacy wall creates soft separation between bar and dining while both venues remain visually connected to the golf course. Thoughtfully displayed nostalgia celebrates the golf course…
The fourth floor of the McKim Mead and White building, built in 1852, was completely transformed to serve the members as a Grill Room, Bar, and Lounge. The renovation, including the millwork, furniture, and overall ambiance, was designed to compliment the character and fine original details in the building.
Beach Club A complete renovation of the western portion of this historic beach club. The project encompasses 8,000 sf of deck and features two bars, a viewing deck, beach offices, the women’s sunyard, various cabanas and wet areas. Tennis House Historical renovation of circa 1920 shingle style building. Building was renovated to properly house the…
Paddle Hut Facility New four court Paddle Facility and Paddle Hut nested in a grove of trees by the Club’s historic grass tennis courts. The elevated paddle hut has sweeping views of the 4 courts, gathering deck, and fire pit. Beach Club A complete renovation transformed the Beach Club dining room building. Two full walls…
The YMCA expansion and renovation covered about 20,000sf and included a new Holly Pond Nursery School, new Lobby, a new 10,000sf state of the art Gymnastics facility, and renovations to the fitness centers and locker rooms. Aerobics and spinning studios were created by combining former squash courts and introducing a mezzanine level to their space.…
JGRA undertook a comprehensive renovation and expansion of the original 1960’s clubhouse. The project resulted in a completely updated clubhouse which transformed the appearance of the building and dramatically improved the quality of service to members.
The four piers, covering 1.5 million sf of waterfront, are landmark eligible, a designation requiring that they be treated as landmarks when undergoing any design change. They were revitalized and completely renovated to become a center of sports and recreational activities on Manhattan’s Hudson River.
This addition to the 1920’s era Clubhouse, included new dining areas, bar trophy room, meeting room, toilets, outdoor decks and terraces as well as a new elevator. Central air conditioning was also integrated. Interior Design in collaboration with C2 Limited Design Associates.
The 4,225 sf renovation of the bar and lounge feature a backlit onyx bar and fully controllable LED lighting above. Onyx is repeated at the fireplace wall. Edge lit fabric panels are recessed between mahogany panels at two walls.
West Side Addition This 10,000 sf addition addresses the Club’s need for attractive, gracious member dining, lounge and bar space, as well as providing a new women’s card room. It is the first member space to take advantage of the dramatic view to the north. Interior Design in collaboration with C2 Limited Design Associates. Locker…
Middle School This project included complete renovation of 10,000 sf of classroom space and a new 6,000 sf floor on top of the existing building. Construction was completed without interrupting the school’s use of the building, thus avoiding use of temporary classrooms. The project has achieved LEED Silver certification. Cafeteria This project included expanded dining…
