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180 Broadway Work on John and Broadway

180 Broadway facade work is intermittently closing John Street
180 Broadway facade work is intermittently closing John Street

Brick facade work on the new dormitory building at 180 Broadway is nearing completion, and now crews are beginning to complete lower-level glass installation. The work will require full closures on John Street and lane closures on Broadway for boom lift operations, permitted by the city DOT for weekdays through mid-November, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pedestrian walkways will be maintained at all times.

Crews will follow by installing glass on the lower floors of the Broadway side of the building through approximately mid-November also, occupying the curb lane only.

Crews continue to make steady progress to complete the 24-story Pace University dorm in time for the January 2013 semester. The hoist on the Broadway side of the building will be removed in stages from approximately October 4th through 15th. The temporary certificate of occupancy is anticipated in December 2012.

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