Across from one of the most talked-about new towers in New York City, another transformation is quietly taking shape. At 383 Madison Avenue, union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters are carrying out a comprehensive $1 billion renovation of JPMorgan Chase’s investment banking headquarters—while the 47-story, 1.2 million-square-foot building remains fully operational.

The scope spans interior office systems, acoustical and ceiling installations, architectural woodwork, specialty installations, and the scaffolding supporting the ongoing façade replacement. Every phase requires precise sequencing and coordination, as construction advances floor by floor without interrupting daily operations inside a global financial institution.

The modernization will introduce upgraded interiors, collaborative workspaces, and a reimagined lobby experience. When complete, 383 Madison will complement JPMorgan’s new headquarters at 270 Park Avenue directly across the street, forming a cohesive Midtown campus built with precision, coordination, and expert craftsmanship.

This is complex construction delivered in real time—where safety standards, quality workmanship, accountable performance, and ready access to skilled labor define the outcome.

American Wood Installers, Inc. 

Certified Installation Services 

Civetta/Cousins JV, LLC 

Component Assembly Systems, Inc. 

Construction Specialties Installations, LLC 

Greenwood Products, Inc. 

National Acoustics, LLC 

Orion Interiors, Inc. 

R&J Installations

Safway Atlantic

Superior Acoustics, Inc. 

SY-Bee Contracting Company 

Techno Acoustics Holdings, LLC 

Twenty-Four 7 Contracting

The Victoria and Lloyd Goldman Health Care Pavilion at 1345 Third Avenue on the Upper East Side is nearly topped out. Thanks to union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters, the 200,000-square-foot cancer care center will help those battling the disease in a modernized care facility. The upgraded healthcare center (formerly the Northwell Medical Pavilion) will host a multitude of services including imaging and lab testing, a sleep study center, cardiac care, and much more. This vital facility for cancer patients underscores the crucial expertise and safety standards that union contractors and carpenters provide to our community.

Civetta/Cousins Jv, LLC
Cross Country Construction, LLC
Island Acoustics
Nets That Work Company
Safway Atlantic
SY-Bee Contracting Company
Woodworks Construction Co., Inc

Extell’s residential 70-story high-rise at 50 West 66th Street has topped out, thanks to the efforts of union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. This achievement marks it as the tallest building on the Upper West Side and will feature 127 condominium units and a synagogue on 65th Street. Standing at 775 feet tall, the building will offer a wide array of immersive amenities. Its stunning architecture, distinctive geometric design of the upper floors, and comprehensive amenities showcase the importance of union carpenters and contractors in ensuring both the beauty and safety of the structure for all residents.

Civetta/Cousins JV, LLC
Exterior Wall & Building Consultants, Inc.
Insulation Contractors, Inc.
Nets That Work Company
Pinnacle Industries II, LLC
R&J Construction Corp.
Safway Atlantic

Union contractors and the New York City District Council of Carpenters brought their extraordinary skills and craftsmanship to 1769 Jerome Avenue, which opened its doors to residents in late May. This 16-story property, located in the Morris Heights section of The Bronx, provides crucial affordable and supportive housing for the community. When union carpenters and contractors are on the job, owners and developers can rest assured that the property will be constructed safely and built to withstand the test of time.

Civetta/Cousins JV, LLC
Infinite Glass and Metal Inc.
KELLER INDUSTRIAL, INC.