FERZAN, ROBBINS; 545 MADISON; GABRESKI REDEVELOPMENT

Bisnow was running all over Manhattan last Thursday but only had room for two of those stories last week, so here's a couple other great events, starting with project management firm Ferzan, Robbins & Associates' cocktail party, at Urban Office NY's posh penthouse showroom at 245 Fifth Ave, celebrating its appearance in Green Matters magazine.
Ferzan, Robbins namesakes Peter Ferzan and John Robbins flank the magazine cover, joined by the firm's Francesca Mistretta, Green Matters publisher Lori Sokol, and the firm's Mary Viola, Joseph DeNapoli, and Beverly Austin. They tell us Ferzan, Robbins is expanding its suite of project management services in response to the economic climate, including outsourcing requirements, furniture project management, and tenant facilities management.
Ted Moudis Associates' Christopher Savoglou, Summit Lighting's Scott Burnbaum, Urban Office NY's Kristi Roche, Linear Technologies' Peter Puleo, and Ted Moudis celebrate their friends' success. Peter says they've all been friends for 25 years, and jokes that together, they've built everything you see behind them (or at least what our camera picked up on the cloudy evening).
The lovely ladies of Ferzan, Robbins: Erika Weidner, Beverly Austin, Antonietta Cutrona, Shari Krasnow-Renzi, Jean Manning, and Christiane Considine. Wondering about the space behind them? The showroom featured furniture and fixtures from Tuohy Furniture, Svend Nielsen, Adept Woodworking, and Yoma Textiles, among others.

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