1049 5TH AVENUE - NEW YORK CITY
project information
Built in 1928 as the Adams Hotel this beautiful prewar building was gut renovated and converted to condominium in 1991. There are 54 luxurious apartments spread over 23 floors, some with oudoor space and spectacular views of Central Park.
how we helped 1049 5TH AVENUE - NEW YORK CITY
We provided professional Mechanical engineering consultation services for the renovation. The project consists of a feasibility study of several options for upgrades to the hot water plant, chilled water plant, and cogeneration. The high end residential building consists of 54 units, currently operates on Con Ed steam, contains a 4-pipe HVAC system, and has an absorption chiller. 1049 Fifth Avenue is electronically master metered.
- Location
- 1049 Fifth Avenue,
NYC - Client
- Halstead Management Company
- Architect
- Viktor Solaric
VKS Architects - Budget
- $ 12000
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