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SUMMARY:2025 Chairman’s Award – June 3\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:We were honored to present the 2025 Chairman’s Award on June 3\, 2025 at The Metropolitan Club to three outstanding recipients whose work exemplifies dedication to preserving New York’s architectural heritage. \nThe Chairman’s Award recognizes exceptional individuals\, businesses\, and organizations that have significantly contributed to protecting the architectural legacy of the City we love. \nStanley S. Shuman\nTrusted Government Advisor\, Investor\, Philanthropist \nIan Wardropper\nFormer Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Director\, The Frick Collection \nWest New York Restoration\nCelebrating 40+ years of Construction Preservation Services \nHonorary Chair\nFrank J. Sciame\, Jr.\, Sciame Construction \nPHOTOS FROM THE EVENT \n\nWATCH THE EVENT HIGHLIGHTS \nAbout the Honorees \nStanley S. Shuman has led the investment industry while supporting many of the City’s leading cultural and educational organizations and holding national and City civic appointments. \nIan Wardropper\, recently retired Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Director of The Frick Collection\, led the recent restoration and enhancement of the landmark museum and treated us to The Frick Madison while the main building was under construction. Elizabeth M. Eveillard Chair of The Frick Collection represented Ian Wardropper at our event. \nWest New York Restoration has provided high-quality construction services for over 40 years\, helping preserve the Metropolitan Club\, Grace Church\, 720 Park Avenue\, and many other landmark buildings. \nPROGRAM / AD JOURNAL \nClick here to view past Chairman’s Award events.\n \nFor more information\, please contact\nCarla Eilo at 917.612.5182 ext. 310 or carlaeilo@nylandmarks.org \n 
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2025-chairmans-award-june-3-2025/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:2024 Chairman's Award - June 5\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:We were delighted to present our 2024 Chairman’s Award to the Fifth Avenue Association\, WJE Engineers & Architects\, and The Woodlawn Cemetery and Conservancy at a lunch held at the Metropolitan Club. \nThe Chairman’s Award honors individuals and organizations that have contributed to preserving the extraordinary architectural legacy of the City we love. \n \n\nPROGRAM / AD JOURNAL \nWe thank Gil Gilbert for the video production and Noel Sutherland for event photography. \nClick here to view past Chairman’s Award events. \nFor more information\, please contact\nCarla Eilo at 917.612.5182 ext. 310 or carlaeilo@nylandmarks.org
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2024-chairmans-award/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:2023 Chairman's Award
DESCRIPTION:We’re pleased to present a condensed video of our 2023 Chairman’s Award Luncheon honoring Cheryl McKissack Daniel of McKissack & McKissack\, Victoria A. Dengel of The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of New York\, Acheson Doyle Partners Architects\, and Lloyd P. Zuckerberg\, who on the occasion of our 50th anniversary\, accepted the award on behalf of our former Board chairs. \nThe Chairman’s Award honors individuals and companies that have contributed to preserving the remarkable architectural legacy of the City we love. \nWe thank Gil Gilbert Productions for this video and Noel Sutherland for the photography. \n \nEvent Program / Ad Journal \nFor more information\, please contact\nCarla Eilo at 917.612.5182 ext. 310 or carlaeilo@nylandmarks.org
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2023-chairmans-award/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:28th Chairman's Award
DESCRIPTION:We’re pleased to present an edited version of our 2022 Chairman’s Award Luncheon honoring Jack Cayre of Midtown Equities\, Maureen Henegan of Henegan Construction\, and Harry Macklowe of Macklowe Properties. \nThe Chairman’s Award honors individuals and companies that have contributed to preserving the City’s remarkable architectural heritage. Each of our honorees also earned Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards for their work. \n \nOur thanks to Gil Gilbert Productions for this video and Noel Sutherland for photography. \nAd Journal / Program
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/28th-chairmans-award/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:Chairman's Award Virtual Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Our thanks to all of you who made our virtual Chairman’s Awards so successful. Thanks especially to our honorees\, who are helping revitalize New York through their work restoring and adapting landmark buildings. Please enjoy our program video and feel energized about New York’s recovery. \nYou can watch our Virtual Award Presentation presented below or on our YouTube channel. \nVIEW PROGRAM – AD JOURNAL \n \nThe New York Landmarks Conservancy inaugurated the Chairman’s Award in 1988 to recognize exceptional individuals\, organizations\, and businesses that have demonstrated their dedication to protecting New York’s architectural legacy. \nFor this Chairman’s Award\, the Landmarks Conservancy was pleased to honor: \nRick Cotton\, Executive Director for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for the restoration of the former TWA Terminal at JFK Airport. The Port Authority’s work allowed MCR to redevelop the iconic terminal and give it an exciting new use. \nErik Horvat\, Managing Director and Head of Real Estate for the Americas of The Olayan Group\, for agreeing to designate Philip Johnson’s iconic 550 Madison Avenue and the restorative work on the exterior. \nTyler Morse\, MCR for the outstanding restoration of the TWA Terminal at JFK Airport. \n \nFor more information\, or to submit a program message\, please contact\nAlissa Catalano Sinagra at alissacatalano@nylandmarks.org \nPast honorees include Apple\, Richard Parsons\, Richard Anderson\, Milo Riverso\, Jay Badame\, Robert Selsam\, Heart Corporation\, Timothy Cardinal Dolan\, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams\, The Shubert Organization\, Beyer Blinder Belle\, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab\, and Frank Sciame.
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2020-chairmans-award/
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:2019 Annual Chairman’s Award
DESCRIPTION:From left: Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams\, Robert E. Wankel President of the The Shubert Organization\, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab\, Landmarks Conservancy Board Chair Michael Braner\, and Robert C. Bates AIA Principal Walter B. Melvin Architects. Photo by James Salzano.\nJune 5\, 2019\n2019 Chairman’s Award Luncheon a Success \nOur thirty-first Chairman’s Award luncheon drew a sold out crowd to The Metropolitan Club to honor Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams\, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab\, Walter Melvin Architects and The Shubert Organization. It was a warm and spirited salute to preservation and to the City we love. \nVIEW PHOTOS FROM THE EVENT \n2019 Honorees\nEric Adams\, Brooklyn Borough President\nBrooklyn Borough President Eric Adams is being recognized for his leadership in saving Erasmus Hall Academy\, built as the first secondary school in the State. Alexander Hamilton\, Aaron Burr\, and John Jay were among its original supporters. The Landmarks Conservancy has been working for decades to restore and reuse the 1787 building located in the courtyard of Erasmus Hall High School in Flatbush. The Borough President supplied capital funding to restore the exterior of this important landmark\, guaranteeing its preservation and allowing it to be used again. A Brooklyn native\, he served New York as a Police Officer and State Senator prior to his election as Borough President in 2013. \nWalter B. Melvin Architects\nWalter B. Melvin Architects has a deep appreciation for the extraordinary detail and authentic workmanship of older buildings and historic structures. They put preservation into practice. Their work has restored and enhanced buildings throughout the City. With the highest professional standards and their commitment to the preservation of historic detail\, they strive to achieve clearly specified\, high quality restoration\, while stressing an empathy with the original building design and materials. In addition to using traditional strategies\, they have developed many new restoration techniques designed for a variety of building concerns. The firm has been the recipient of several of the Conservancy’s Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards. \nJennifer Raab\, President\, Hunter College\nUnder Jennifer J. Raab’s leadership\, Hunter College’s Roosevelt House underwent an extensive renovation and is now the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute. Roosevelt House\, a New York City Landmark\, is a double townhouse on the Upper East Side which was the home of Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt\, and Franklin’s mother\, Sara Delano Roosevelt. The Institute is committed to advancements in public policy\, human rights\, and fostering creative dialogue. Raab’s tenure at Hunter followed her distinguished seven years as Chair of the City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission. Raab was Phi Beta Kappa at Cornell\, has a Master’s in Public Affairs from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton and is a graduate of Harvard Law School. \nThe Shubert Organization\nA leader in American theater since the beginning of the 20th century\, The Shubert Organization currently owns and operates 17 historic Broadway theaters\, all lovingly restored and maintained. Over the last five decades\, The Shubert Organization has dedicated its energies and resources to a long-term campaign for the revitalization of the American theatre. Its many projects have included the refurbishment of all Shubert playhouses\, devoted participation in civic and community affairs\, and a continuing effort to improve the Times Square Theater District. Today\, under the leadership of Philip J. Smith\, Chairman/Co-CEO and Robert E. Wankel\, President/Co-CEO\, Shubert moves into the future seeking new opportunities and challenges\, continuing a tradition of excellence established by the founding Shubert brothers in 1900\, and building on the modernization of the company set in motion in the early 1970’s by Bernard B. Jacobs and Gerald Schoenfeld. \nFor more information about the event please contact Alissa Catalano at 212.995.5260 or by email at alissacatalano@nylandmarks.org \nThe Landmarks Conservancy inaugurated the Chairman’s Award in 1988 to recognize exceptional organizations and individuals that have demonstrated their dedication to protecting New York’s rich architectural legacy. \nLeadership Committee Chair\nFrank J. Sciame\, Jr.\, Sciame \nLeadership Committee\nGale A. Brewer\, Manhattan Borough President\nVictoria Dengel\, The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York\nKenneth K. Fisher\, Cozen O’Connor\nJeff Greene\, EverGreene Architectural Arts\nMelinda Katz\, Queens Borough President\nAndrew Kimball\, Industry City\nStephen J. Meringoff\, Himmel + Meringoff\nJoseph Mizzi\, Sciame\nRichard J. Moylan\, Green-Wood\nSherida E. Paulsen\, PKSB Architects\nNancy and Otis Pearsall\nBenjamin Prosky\, AIA NY\, Center for Architecture\nDaryl Roth\, Daryl Roth Productions\nSuzanne R. Santry\, Hunter College Foundation Board of Trustees\nCharlotte St. Martin\, The Broadway League\nElizabeth Stribling\, Stribling & Associates\nCarl Weisbrod\, HR&A Advisors\nSam White\, PBDW Architects\nLandmark Leaders\nJohn Gore Organization / Broadway Across America\nThe Nederlander Organization\nThe Shubert Organization\nWalter B. Melvin Architects \nLandmark Patrons\nHunter College President\, Jennifer J. Raab\nValerie Campbell\, Kramer Levin \nLandmark Sponsors\nAcheson Doyle Partners Architects\nBroadway Stages\nBuchbinder & Warren\nJoan Grabe\nRichard J. Moylan\, Green-Wood\nStephen J. Meringoff\, Himmel + Meringoff\nLise Moran\nMay and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation\, Inc.\nFrank J. Sciame\, Jr.\, Sciame\nLarry Silverstein\, Silverstein Properties \nLeaders\nJody and John Arnhold\nArtistic Doors and Windows\nSusan Bershad\, MD\nBeyer Blinder Belle\nBoston Valley Terra Cotta\nBennett C. Fradkin\, Fradkin & McAlpin Architects\nMichael Frankfurt\, Frankfurt Kurnit\nAlfred Gallichio\, West New York Restoration of CT\, Inc.\nEric Janczyk\, Nova Construction Services\, LLC\nKenneth Mahon\, Dime Community Bancshares\, Inc.\nSheila Parekh-Blum\nCarole S. Olshan\nSherida E. Paulsen\, PKSB Architects\nPullman\, SST\nBarbara and John Robinson\nCarlo A. Scissura\, New York Building Congress\nMelanie Shorin\nErnest M. von Simson\, Ostricker von Simson\nLaurie Tisch\nDonald G. Tober\, Sugar Foods Corporation\nThornton Tomasetti \nPatrons\nPatrick Baldoni\, Femenella & Associates\nAndrew Bardolf and Daniel Callahan\, DNA Contracting\nArun Bhatia\, Arun Bhatia Development\nBKSK Architects\nMark Cisz\nShi-jia Chen\, B&H Art-In-Architecture\nCarl Culbreth\, PRESERV\nCiro Cuono\, P.E.\, Cuono Engineering\nJean Del Vecchio\nWard Dennis\, Higgins\, Quasebarth & Partners\, LLC\nJeff Greene & Kim Lovejoy\, EverGreene Architectural Arts\nFerguson & Shamamian Architects\nKenneth K. Fisher\, Cozen O’Connor\nAlan Fishman\nCharlotte K. Frank\, Ph.D\nBoo Grace\nHalmar International\nMargaret Brennan Hassett\nSteven F. Jureller\, Cauldwell Wingate Company\nFr. John A. Kamas\nKliment Halsband Architects\nRichard Lefever\nThe Leon and Toby Cooperman Family Foundation\nLevien & Company\nArthur L. Loeb\nThe Loreen Arbus Foundation\nNicholson & Galloway\nRight Path Windows and Doors\nMilo Riverso\, STV Group\, Inc.\nKlara Silverstein\nAllison Simmons Prouty\nElizabeth Stribling\, Stribling & Associates\nStephen G. Tomlinson\, Kirkland & Ellis\nTurner Construction Co.\nSam White\, PBDW Architects\nLloyd Zuckerberg\, Samson Investment Partners \nSponsors\nJeff Ackerman\, Rise Architecture\nWilliam L. Bernhard\nKathryn McGraw Berry\, AIA\nBigman Brothers Inc.\nMichael Braner\nBrend Restoration\, LLC\nChilmark Builders\nSally T. Butler\nRita C. Chu\nChristine R. Davis\nVictoria Dengel\, The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York\nJames Fenniman\, Gallagher\nThomas A. Fenniman\, Thomas A. Fenniman Architect\nJennifer Franklin\, Simpson Thacher Bartlett\, LLP\nCarole Bailey French and John French\, III\nMark Gregorio\, TEI Group\nInge Heckel\nJunkyard Dog Productions\nStephen S. Lash\, Christies\nMarks Paneth & Shron\, LLP\nChris McNally\, Falcon Enterprises Associates\nEdmund Meade\, Silman\nLeah Okin\, IATSE Local 764\nRichard Olcott\, Ennead Architects\nPeter Oxenham\, Andromeda\nRay Pepi\, Building Conservation Associates\, Inc.\nDr. Stephanie Pincus\nGeorge Ranalli\, Architect\nBarbara and John Robinson\nMarla Sabo\, Fireman Capital Partners\nMotoatsu Sakurai\, Japan Society\nFrances G. Scaife\nRobert Score\, Local One\, I.A.T.S.E.\nLawrence Sicular\, Sicular Associates\nJohn S.W. Spofford\nSusan and John Steinhardt Family Foundation\nRobert B. Tierney\nTierney TNC Theater Workshop\nJ. Russell Triedman\, Lindsay Goldberg\nTaylor B. Wagenseil\nLloyd Westerman\, Westerman Construction
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2019-annual-chairmans-award/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:30th Annual Chairman’s Award
DESCRIPTION:(Left to Right) Rev. Dr. William Lupfer – Trinity Church Wall Street; Andrew Kimball – Industry City; Michael Braner – Chairman of the Landmarks Conservancy; and Richard J. Moylan – Green–Wood.\n\nOver 200 Guests Celebrate 30th Annual Chairman’s Award \nMore than 200 persons filled The Metropolitan Club on June 7 for the 30th annual Chairman’s Award Luncheon. The three distinguished honorees each demonstrated that historic buildings can and do serve today’s needs. \nAndrew Kimball\, CEO of Industry City\, was honored for turning an 1857 industrial complex on the Sunset Park waterfront into an economic powerhouse. Kimball said that “without the Landmarks Conservancy\, and other New York visionaries\, places like Industry City and the Brooklyn Navy Yard would have been leveled by some misguided planning effort.” \nRev. Dr. William Lupfer\, Rector of Trinity Wall Street\, was honored for the recent restoration of 254 year-old St. Paul’s Chapel and Churchyard and initiating the interior restoration of Richard Upjohn’s 1846 Trinity Church. “When you think about it\, buildings guide people’s actions and interactions\,” Rev. Lupfer said. “They carry through values from previous times to now.” \nRichard J. Moylan\, President of Green-Wood Cemetery and the Green-Wood Historic Fund was honored for his care of the monuments and grounds of the National Historic Landmark and initiating tours and programs that draw more than 250\,000 visitors annually to the 1838 site. “The Conservancy’s help has been invaluable to where Green-Wood is now\,” he said\,” and that is special.” \nGovernor Andrew Cuomo sent greetings and thanked the Conservancy “for its continued\, steadfast\, splendid endeavors to preserve the symbols of this state’s heritage\, values and greatness.” Peter Kiernan\, Special Counsel to the Governor for Industrial Initiatives\, delivered the Governor’s message . Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer thanked the Conservancy for working with her to secure new landmarks in East Midtown\, preserve the South Street Seaport Museum and other initiatives. Guests included Ambassador Marcelo M. Giusto\, Counsul General of the Republic of Argentina. \nConservancy Chair Michael Braner congratulated the honorees and reminded the guests why the preservation of New York’s architectural heritage is so important. “Historic buildings offer “a tangible\, physical thread to our shared past\,” he said\, adding that preservation “improves the day-to-day experience of living in New York City.” \n______________________________________ \nMORE INFO ABOUT THE HONOREES \nAndrew Kimball\, Industry City\nAndrew Kimball is CEO of Industry City\, a 30-acre industrial complex on the Sunset Park waterfront in Brooklyn. This follows his appointment as National Director of Innovation Economy Initiatives at Jamestown\, a national developer focused on the revitalization of underutilized urban assets. Prior to that\, Andrew served as President and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation\, overseeing the transformation of the former naval ship-building facility into a national model for the creation of innovative jobs and sustainability. Andrew was also Director of Operations for NYC2012\, the privately-funded bid to bring the 2012 Olympic Games to New York City\, and a Vice President of the New York Public Library. \nRev. Dr. William Lupfer\, Trinity Church Wall Street\nworldwide. As Rector\, he is focused on racial justice\, mass incarceration\, homelessness\, and low-income housing\, and is an advocate for new and dynamic ways to help those without adequate voice in society. He is actively engaged with the Trinity community\, the wider Church\, other faith traditions\, not-for-profit-organizations\, and leaders in politics and business. \nBefore Trinity\, Dr. Lupfer was Dean of the Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland\, Oregon. He also served on the Board of Legacy Health\, the largest nonprofit\, locally owned health system in the Portland-Vancouver area and as co-chair of the Companion Diocese Committee. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Comparative Religions from the University of Colorado and his Master of Divinity degree from Yale University. He was awarded a Doctor of Ministry degree from Seabury-Western Theological Seminary. His early days in ministry were spent leading young people on wilderness adventure trips.\nTrinity Church Wall Street is an active Episcopal Parish that has been an integral part of New York City for more than 300 years. \nRichard J. Moylan\, Green–Wood\nRich Moylan is President of Green-Wood and the Green-Wood Historic Fund and has been associated with Green-Wood for more than 45 years\, beginning his career as a teen-aged landscaper. He rose through the ranks\, graduated with degrees from Hunter College and New York Law School\, and has been president of Green-Wood since 1986\, overseeing every aspect of its operation. During his tenure\, Green-Wood has opened its gates to more than 250\,000 visitors annually. \nIn 1999\, the Green-Wood Historic Fund was created. This 501©3 not-for-profit educational organization works to preserve Green-Wood’s sculptures\, monuments and buildings of historical\, cultural and architectural significance. Rich is also a board member of the National Sculpture Society; a recipient of the Fine Arts Federation’s highest honor and the 2016 Place Maker award of the Foundation for Landscape Studies. \nIn 2006\, Rich led the effort resulting in Green-Wood’s designation by the U.S. Department of the Interior as a National Historic Landmark. \nThe Landmarks Conservancy inaugurated the Chairman’s Award in 1988 to recognize exceptional organizations and individuals that have demonstrated their dedication to protecting New York’s rich architectural legacy. \nHonorary Co-Chairs\nFred Bland\, Beyer Blinder Belle\nStephen J. Meringoff\, Himmel + Meringoff\nOtis Pearsall\, Arnold & Porter \nLeadership Committee Chair\nFrank J. Sciame\, Jr.\, Sciame \nLeadership Committee\nJeff Ackerman\, Bizdesigns\nMichael Braner\nGale Brewer\, Manhattan Borough President\nJoan K. Davidson\, Furthermore\nMichael De Chiara\, Zetlin & De Chiara\nBarbara and Richard A. Debs\nVictoria Dengel\, General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen\nKenneth Drucker\, HOK Architects\nFried\, Frank\, Harris\, Shriver & Jacobson\nAlfred Gallichio\, West New York Restoration of CT\nElizabeth Goldstein\, Municipal Art Society\nGreen-Wood Cemetery\nIndustry City\nJamestown\nStephen S. Lash\, Christie’s\nArthur L. Loeb\nMalcom MacKay\nJohn B. Madden\, Nelson Madden Black\nStephen J. Meringoff\, Himmel + Meringoff\nJoseph Mizzi\, Sciame\nMount Hope Cemetery Association\nJeff Murphy\, Murphy Burnham & Buttrick\nSheila Parekh-Blum\nVirginia R. Parker\, Parker Global Strategies\nJonathan Plotkin\, Colliers International NY\nGeorge Ranalli\, George Ranalli Architect\nBarrie Ringelheim\nBarbara and John Robinson\nMarla Sabo\, Fireman Capital Partners\nFrances G. Scaife\nMax Schneider\, MJS Construction Consulting\nThe Shubert Organization\nLarry Silverstein\, Silverstein Properties\nErnest M. von Simson\, Ostriker von Simson\nElizabeth Stribling\, Stribling & Associates\nDonald G. Tober\, Sugar Foods Corporation\nSandra F. Warshawsky\nCarl Weisbrod\, HR&A Advisors\nSam White\, PBDW Architects\nLloyd P. Zuckerberg\, Samson Investment Partners
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/30th-annual-chairmans-award/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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SUMMARY:2017 Chairman’s Award
DESCRIPTION:Dick Anderson\, Cardinal Timothy Dolan\, and Joseph Tortorella\, President of SILMAN photo by Noel Sutherland\nMay 24\, 2017\nChairman’s Award Luncheon Honors Special New York Leaders \nA capacity crowd filled The Metropolitan Club on May 24 for the Chairman’s Award Luncheon honoring Richard T. “Dick” Anderson\, president emeritus of the New York Building Congress\, SILMAN\, a premier preservation engineering firm and Timothy Cardinal Dolan. \nThe award is given to an individual or firm who has demonstrated a commitment to historic preservation. \nCardinal Dolan\, honored for the restoration of St. Patrick’s\, commented on the large crowd. “At the Cathedral\, we’d call this a two-collection crowd\,” he joked. Several firms who worked on St. Patrick’s restoration were at the luncheon and the Cardinal thanked them for their dedication. He remarked that one worker he spoke with told him his job was “rebuilding a Cathedral.” “What a beautiful sense of pride and ownership\,” the Cardinal said. “St. Patrick’s doesn’t belong just to Catholics\,” he added\, “it belongs to all of New York. And to have the Landmarks Conservancy say that touches my heart.” \nRichard Anderson\, a nationally respected planner\, presided over the New York Building Congress for 22 years. He worked with the late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan\, the Conservancy\, and other groups on securing initial federal funding for creating a train hall in the landmark Farley Post Office\, and still supports what will be the Moynihan train hall. He also worked with the Conservancy to save Eero Saarinen’s iconic former TWA terminal at JFK. \nAnderson said his first boss in New York felt deeply about regional planning and landmarks preservation and “the need to work together on both was never lost on me.” \nPresident Joseph Tortorella of SILMAN thanked the firm’s founder Robert Silman for setting the tone and the firm’s interest in preservation. SILMAN has helped preserve a number of iconic New York landmarks including Carnegie Hall\, Radio City Music Hall\, the Guggenheim Museum\, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. \nTortorella said working on St. Patrick’s was special and thanked the Cardinal for overseeing the extensive restoration. He added that the Conservancy “is a valued client” even when we can’t pay for their expertise. \nConservancy Chair Lloyd Zuckerberg said the honorees illustrated something he always knew\, that good preservation is good business. \nThe Chairman’s Award\nThe New York Landmarks Conservancy inaugurated the Chairman’s Award in 1988 to recognize exceptional individuals\, organizations\, and businesses that have demonstrated their dedication to protecting New York’s architectural heritage. \nIn celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Chairman’s Award\, the Landmarks Conservancy is pleased to honor: Dick Anderson for his distinguished service to the New York Building Congress; His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan for his visionary leadership of the recent restoration of St. Patrick’s Cathedral\, and Silman on their 50th anniversary as one of the world’s premiere engineering firms. \nHonorary Co-Chairs\nEric Rudin\, Rudin Management\nCarlo Scissura\, New York Building Congress\nRichard Southwick\, Beyer Blinder Belle \nLeadership Committee Chair\nFrank J. Sciame\, Jr.\, Sciame Construction and Development \nLeadership Committee\nJeffrey Berman\, Jeffrey Berman Architect\nGale Brewer\, Manhattan Borough President\nWilliam T. DeCamp\, III\, Gilbane Building Company\nMichael De Chiara and Michael Zetlin\, Zetlin & De Chiara\nVictoria A. Dengel\, General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen\nCarole Bailey French\, St. Bartholomew’s Conservancy\nKen Langone\, Invemed Associates\, Inc.\nJeffrey E. Levine\, Douglaston Development\nChristine Miller Martin and Stuart Siegel\, Engel & Völkers\nStephen J. Meringoff\, Meringoff Properties\nJoseph Mizzi\, Sciame Construction and Development\nJeff Murphy\, Murphy Burnham and Buttrick\nRay Pepi\, Building Conservation Associates\nJonathan Plotkin\, Colliers International NY\nJohn Powers\, Boston Properties\nMilo Riverso\, STV\nRichard Tomasetti\, Thornton Tomasetti\nStephen Schwarzman\, Blackstone Group\nElizabeth Stribling\, Stribling & Associates\nElise Wagner\, Kramer Levin\nCarl Weisbrod\, HR&A Advisors\nMarty Zubatkin\, Zubatkin Owner Representation
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2017-chairmans-award/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Club\, 1 E 60th Street\, New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chairman’s Award
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