In an 11,000-square-foot deal for up to 1 megawatt of power, the Fortune 500 data center provider Windstream has signed a 15-year lease at 375 Pearl Street’s Intergate.Manhattan facility.
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375 Pearl Street Continues Transformation Into Intergate.Manhattan Data Center
By Stephen Del Percio on April 18, 2013 in Financial District, Intellectual Property & Technology, Manhattan, New York City, Software
It was once slated for a $350 million, LEED-rated makeover as an office building that was derided as “disturbing.” Now, the former Verizon Building at 375 Pearl Street is on its way to becoming Intergate.Manhattan: the world’s most complicated data center.
Gotham’s Charge to Nation’s EV Infrastructure Leader Begins in Battery Park City
By Stephen Del Percio on March 12, 2013 in Battery Park City, Intellectual Property & Technology, New York City, Software
A significant investment from NYSERDA has New York City hopeful of becoming the country’s urban leader in infrastructure to support electric vehicles, with 80 new charging stations slated for installation across the five boroughs.
Smart City: Hoboken to Become Laboratory for Use of Tech-Driven Urban Data
By Stephen Del Percio on March 7, 2013 in Hoboken, Intellectual Property & Technology, New Jersey, Software, Urban Planning
The Smart City: Hoboken lab is a new three-year, collaborative research effort that will aim to analyze and distribute real-time data in order to improve the urban condition.
New Mobile App Contains, Compares Energy Star Scores for 1 Billion Square Feet of Real Estate
By Stephen Del Percio on January 14, 2013 in Energy Star, Intellectual Property & Technology, Software
A free app for iPhone and Android devices is an important new resource for the green building industry, allowing users to easily and quickly compare Energy Star data for 1 billion square feet of real estate across North America.
Digital Map of New York City’s Tech Industry Demonstrates, Aims to Continue, Sector’s Expansion
By Stephen Del Percio on May 19, 2012 in Flatiron, Intellectual Property & Technology, Manhattan, Market Analysis, New York City, Silicon Alley, Software
The Made in New York City Digital Map not only demonstrates the explosive growth in Gotham’s technology sector but should also help the industry’s continued expansion. It also serves an important real estate-related purpose in highlighting Silicon Alley’s attraction to tech tenants.
Fish-texting, Nairobi, and Wikipedia: Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation Looks to the Future
By Sarah Wesseler on February 16, 2009 in Intellectual Property & Technology, Manhattan, New York City, Software, Upper West Side
Columbia’s architecture school is plotting a bold future for how the profession will design and deliver 21st century projects.
