29 East 61st Street is a Building located in the Lenox Hill neighborhood in Manhattan, NY. 29 East 61st Street was built in 1910 and has 5 stories and 5 units.
The project consists of renovating the approximately 3,500 ft2 space across the ground floor and cellar to host a high end restaurant. This shall entail: Mechanical - New ducting at existing ceiling hung evaporators at first floor restaurant space. - New fresh intake air unit - HVAC design at cellar; - New kitchen hood, make up air and exhaust duct to roof, to new units on upper roof. - New condensers on new steel dunnage on upper roof to serve kitchen equipment. Plumbing - In the cellar, existing sanitary drainage that has been installed under slab by building. - New waterlines for all kitchen equipment in cellar and first floor. - New gas main required through Con Ed, loads need to be calculated for this. Electrical - New electrical throughout. - New electrical for all equipment, HVAC, and lighting throughout Fire Supression - Fire alarm – connect to existing building system.
Whether it’s the smell of the locale’s perfectly marinated and sizzling Porterhouse, the intimate ambience of its Brazilian cherry wood floors and alabaster chandeliers, or the welcoming demeanor of the General Manager
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Based on the original restaurant in St. Petersburg, Russia, 22-13 is a high-end, vintage-styled restaurant whose charm is based on its mismatched chairs and intimate corners.
