At NYCFA, we specialize in the preservation and enrichment of existing structures, and our portfolio includes some of New York City's most iconic and important buildings.
At the core of our business are 3 essential values that we all follow:
- Customer Service
- Technical Excellence
- Creativity
We have worked on a wide variety of exterior envelope conditions and typologies ranging from curtain wall to pre-war ornamental masonry, we provide the following energy, safety, and waterproofing services.
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Rockefeller Center, 2023

520 Madison Avenue, 2024

The Spiral, 2025

Whether performing due diligence related to a new acquisition, feasibility studies of upgrade.
- FISP (Facade Inspection Safety Program, formerly Local Law 11)
- Building Envelope Survey
- Diagnostic Repair Costs Analysis
- Leak Investigations
We utilize IRA (Industrial Rope Access) as a primary means of efficient, non-invasive, and cost-effective facade inspections. We directly contrac third party
- FISP (Facade Inspection Safety Program, formerly Local Law 11)
Rockefeller Center, 2022
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40 Wall Street, 2025

11 West 42nd Street, 2024
A classic example of the city's industrial heritage, the facade consists of buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame. In 2014.
Facade Construction: A classic example of NYC’s industrial heritage, the facade consists o f buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame.
History/Characteristics: Located in the Hudson Square neighborhood, this building onc e housed printing and manufacturing firms. Today, it is a prime example of adaptive reuse, converted into high-end creative office space that retains its high ceilings and "loft-style


MetLife Building, 2024
... involve detailed assessments of roofing systems to identify maintenance needs and ensure compliance with NYC building codes. Regular surveys detect issues like damage or leaks early, aiding in timely repairs and prolonging the roof's lifespan.
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Rockefeller Center, 2023

A classic example of the city's industrial heritage, the facade consists of buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame. In 2014.
Facade Construction: A classic example of NYC’s industrial heritage, the facade consists o f buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame.
History/Characteristics: Located in the Hudson Square neighborhood, this building onc e housed printing and manufacturing firms. Today, it is a prime example of adaptive reuse, converted into high-end creative office space that retains its high ceilings and "loft-style.

1 Rockefeller Plaza, 2024


A classic example of the city's industrial heritage, the facade consists of buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame. In 2014.
Facade Construction: A classic example of NYC’s industrial heritage, the facade consists o f buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame.

CitySpire Condominium, 2022




A classic example of the city's industrial heritage, the facade consists of buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame. In 2014.
Facade Construction: A classic example of NYC’s industrial heritage, the facade consists o f buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame.
History/Characteristics: Located in the Hudson Square neighborhood, this building onc e housed printing and manufacturing firms. Today, it is a prime example of adaptive reuse, converted into high-end creative office space that retains its high ceilings and "loft-style

MetLife Building, 2023
A classic example of the city's industrial heritage, the facade consists of buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame. In 2014.
Facade Construction: A classic example of NYC’s industrial heritage, the facade consists o f buff-colored brick accented by limestone detailing and large, industrial-style multi-pane windows. The construction is heavy masonry with a sturdy steel internal frame.
History/Characteristics: Located in the Hudson Square neighborhood, this building onc e housed printing and manufacturing firms. Today, it is a prime example of adaptive reuse, converted into high-end creative office space that retains its high ceilings and "loft-style

The Spiral, 2025

USPS Morgan North, 2025
