MORE FROM YESTERDAY'S BISNOW CONSTRUCTION EVENT

During our Schmooze time before yesterday's Bisnow NY Construction & Development event, we snapped Coalesse Sales'Josh Michelman flanked by Conant Architects' Lance Amato and Cushman & Wakefield's Alan Levine. He says his firm sees the office becoming a social hub where people come to meet and interact, something akin to the local coffee shop.
Co-Communications' James Melnichok (right, with Israel Berger & Associates' Michael Duckfield, Phoenix Office Solutions prezAndre Belarge, and Cushman & Wakefield's Stephen Soviero) tells us he's just opened a Manhattan office for his marketing and PR firm, expanding its presence from Mt. Kisco and Hartford to the island.
We also snapped Tarter Krinsky & Drogin's Jared Wachtler andMark Cermele, Stewart Title's Gerard Canavan, and Zubatkin Owner Representation's Sarah Haga.
Gerold Belle of our sponsor WorkSpaces says his company just signed a 10-year blanket purchase agreement to furnish over 3M SFfor the United Nations. That's right: It's so huge the project will take 10 years. (Or the length of one UN floor speech.) Good thing the team has already started on the planning stage.

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