Tag: Opening
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Schimenti Announces Printemps Opening at One Wall Street
Wall Street meets Parisian chic: Printemps’ debut store in NYC is designed for a new era of experiential retail with a distinct “je ne sais quoi.” Spanning 55,000 square feet over two floors, the U.S. debut of the iconic Parisian retailer is an opulent addition to one of the city’s most architecturally rich historic landmarks…
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Schimenti Announces Printemps Opening at One Wall Street
Wall Street meets Parisian chic: Printemps’ debut store in NYC is designed for a new era of experiential retail with a distinct “je ne sais quoi.” Spanning 55,000 square feet over two floors, the U.S. debut of the iconic Parisian retailer is an opulent addition to one of the city’s most architecturally rich historic landmarks…
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Yankee Stadium subway station escalator completed ahead of Opening Day
With the 2025 opening day in the books, Forte Construction Corp., a leading general contracting firm involved in significant transit and public works projects throughout downstate New York, successfully replaced two vital escalators that serve as the only free and accessible connection between the underground B/D trains and the elevated 4 train at the historic…
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Sherwin-Williams’ Cleveland HQ opening delayed by construction issues
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Cleveland-based Sherwin-Williams is adding another delay to a list of problems that have plagued the construction of its forthcoming headquarters, according to local media reports. The opening ceremony, originally slated for March 12, has been…
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Medley in Johns Creek Breaks Ground, Sets Grand Opening Date
Toro Development Company (“TDC”), an Atlanta-based mixed-use real estate firm, today announced the official groundbreaking of Medley, the $560 million, 43-acre mixed-use community in Johns Creek, an affluent suburb of Atlanta. This latest milestone paves the way for the Medley’s grand opening on October 29, 2026. “When we first set our sights on this dead, suburban office…