Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters built a bold new chapter for the Fashion Institute of Technology with the opening of the Joyce F. Brown Academic Building on West 28th Street. The new facility strengthens FIT’s position as a hub of creativity, innovation, and hands-on learning in the heart of New York City.

Skilled union carpenters and contractors completed extensive interior work throughout the building, including floor coverings and furniture installations that support modern classrooms, studios, and collaborative student spaces. This milestone showcases the expertise of union labor and the lasting value their craftsmanship brings to a campus designed to inspire the next generation of designers, artists, and creators.

Certified Interiors, Inc. 

Nu-Tech Furnishings, Inc. 

JD Traditional Industries 

The Capco Group 

Momentum is building at 122 Fifth Avenue, where union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are bringing Chime’s new headquarters to life. Their precision and reliability are setting the tone for a modern, collaborative workspace that reflects the company’s innovative spirit.

Crews are currently focused on interior work and floor coverings, with upcoming phases featuring custom woodworking and furniture installations. Every step of the way, union carpenters and contractors are setting the benchmark for quality, accountability, and excellence across New York City’s construction industry.

Consolidated Flooring

Donaldson Organization 

Toprock Interiors, Inc. 

Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters have completed Phase 1 of the MTA’s $590 million Park Avenue Viaduct modernization — finishing 4 years ahead of schedule and $93 million under budget.

Led by Halmar International, the project replaced 8,240 feet of track and 128 bridge spans while keeping Metro-North trains running — a powerful demonstration of union efficiency, precision, and craftsmanship.

The 132-year-old viaduct, a vital connection for the Harlem, Hudson, and New Haven lines, continues to benefit from the expertise and dedication of NYC’s union carpentry workforce. With Phase 1 complete, work is now advancing from East 127th to 132nd Streets to further strengthen and modernize this critical piece of New York’s transit infrastructure.

Halmar International, LLC 

R W K S Transit Inc. 

Inside the newly reimagined 660 Fifth Avenue, Citadel’s New York office is taking shape through the work of union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters.

Across multiple floors, teams are installing metal framing and drywall systems, custom millwork, polished concrete and floor coverings, refined finish installations, and acoustical treatments—a coordinated effort that brings structure and sophistication to every space.

Guided by the precision, readiness, and reliability that define New York’s union-built interiors, this project exemplifies craftsmanship built to perform and endure.

AK International Architectural Woodworking 

AL-Lee Installations, Inc. 

All Craft Fabricators, Inc. 

ARI Installers, Inc. 

Atlas Concrete Surfacing, LLC 

BC Installations, LLC 

Commodore Construction Corporation 

Consolidated Flooring 

Cord Contracting Co., Inc. 

Donaldson Organization 

Eco Specialties, LLC 

Elite Magic Enterprise, LLC 

Guilianno Innovation, Inc. 

Jacobson & Company, Inc. 

Mistral Architectural Metal + Glass, Inc. 

Nationwide Furniture Installers, Inc. 

Paragon Installers, Inc. 

Superior Acoustics, Inc. 

Whisperts Acoustics, Inc. 

Wood Pro 2 Installers, Inc. 

At 1345 Sixth Avenue, Paul, Weiss is upgrading its headquarters with the expertise of union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters. Interior work, floor coverings, and furniture installations are transforming the firm’s offices into a modern, efficient, and welcoming environment. Guided by the precision and reliability of union craftsmanship, the project creates spaces that balance function and design—built to serve the firm well into the future.

AK International Architectural Woodworking 

Certified Installation Services   

Consolidated Flooring  

Donaldson Organization  

Eurotech Construction   

National Acoustics, LLC  

Rivco Construction, LLC  

Superior Acoustics, Inc.  

Tangent Construction, Inc.   

TopRock Interiors, Inc. 

At 695 Park Avenue, Hunter College is undergoing a major transformation with the expertise of union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters. From interior commercial work and scaffolding to architectural metal and glass, floor coverings, and furniture installations, every detail is handled with precision and care. These upgrades bring new life to Hunter’s campus, ensuring classrooms, study spaces, and common areas are built to the highest standards. With expert craftsmanship at every stage, the project blends functionality with design, delivering spaces that will serve students and faculty for years to come.

A.M.M Flooring Inc. 

Action Store Fronts, Inc. 

Atlas Concrete Surfacing, LLC 

Certified Interiors, Inc. 

Modular Installations, Inc. 

Nationwide Furniture Installers, Inc. 

PK Interiors 

Safway Atlantic 

Silvestri Carpet 

Starr Industries, LLC 

At 295 Lafayette Street in SoHo, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are shaping the future home of OpenAI’s first East Coast office inside the historic Puck Building. Renovations are underway to transform multiple floors of this landmark property into modern, collaborative workspaces designed to support innovation and growth. With an interior buildout that includes upgraded assembly areas, meeting spaces, and infrastructure enhancements, the project highlights our union members’ role in adapting an architectural icon while advancing New York City’s tech landscape. It also underscores the precision, safety, and reliability that define every union carpenter–built project.

Consolidated Flooring 

Dimaio Millwork Corporation 

Jacobson & Company, Inc. 

At 53-16 Northern Boulevard in Woodside, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters built the new Queens Innovation Center from the ground up. The six-story campus features classrooms, science labs, a 550-seat auditorium, a full gym, dining halls, and dedicated arts and music spaces. This union-built project has transformed a former COVID-19 testing site into a state-of-the-art school complex that will serve thousands of students and stand as a lasting investment in the community.

Centre Interiors Woodworking 

Component Assembly Systems, Inc. 

D & B Cousins Construction 

Farley Sales-Installations, Inc. 

Modernfold/Styles, Inc. 

PK Interiors 

PJP Installers Inc. 

Soil Solutions, Inc. 

Villa Construction, Inc. 

Wellington Sales & Installation Co. 

At the Museum of Modern Art Design Store in SoHo, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are bringing new life to a celebrated cultural landmark. Their craftsmanship is revealing the building’s historic architecture while integrating modern design elements that enhance light, space, and visibility. Once complete, the renovated store will feature striking displays, dynamic layouts, and a welcoming streetscape presence that will ensure this iconic destination continues to inspire visitors and the community for years to come.

Commodore Construction Corporation 

Consolidated Flooring

Superior Acoustics, Inc. 

At the Green Acres Mall renovation project in Valley Stream, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are transforming one of Long Island’s largest and most established shopping destinations into a modern community hub. Their expertise and attention to detail are shaping a revitalized space that will welcome new shops, dining options, and entertainment venues—creating a vibrant gathering place for generations to come.

C.B.I. Drywall Corp. 

Certified Interiors, Inc.

Combined Resources Interiors, Inc. 

Consolidated Flooring 

Crossroads Construction Corp. 

E.C. Provini Co., Inc. 

Excel Flooring of Tri State 

Island Acoustics 

Metro Building Enterprises Inc. 

Metro Flooring Services, Inc. 

O’Kane Enterprises Ltd

Orion Interiors, Inc. 

Paz Interiors, Inc. 

At 175 Greenwich Street, also known as 3 World Trade Center, skilled union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters are bringing Uber’s vision to life with a state-of-the-art office space. From flooring and interior finishes to acoustical treatments and custom installations, every aspect of the workspace reflects the precision and reliability of union carpentry. Their expert craftsmanship ensures every detail of this workspace is built to last, blending function with design.

ARI Products, Inc.

C&R Installations, Inc.

Drapery Maintenance Corp.

Empire Office, Inc.

GVB Installations, Inc.

John Koresh Installations

Metro Flooring Services, Inc.

Mistral Architectural Metal + Glass, Inc.

National Acoustics, LLC

Techno Acoustics Holdings, LLC

At 488 Madison Avenue, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are delivering high-quality interior commercial work for the Archdiocese of New York. From floor coverings and finish woodworking to meticulously crafted interiors, every detail showcases the expertise and commitment of union labor. It’s this craftsmanship that continues to support and enhance the Archdiocese’s presence in the heart of Manhattan.

Consolidated Flooring

Eco Specialties, LLC 

Eurotech Construction

Humboldt Woodworking Installations, Inc.

Office Partitions, Inc.

Reilly Contract Installations

Workplace Installation Group