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Executing construction projects with connection. integrity. dependability. intelligence.

What we doWhy we do it

Challenges and opportunities are inherent in every project. GCM is known for its expertise in successfully managing all aspects of construction and development whether it’s ground-up, adaptive reuse, stalled site turnaround, or dispute resolution.

Projects Completed and In Progress

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The 74

Construction of a ground-up 32 Story, 42 unit
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108 Leonard

Adaptive reuse of a 167 Unit landmark condominium
Residential

287 / LES

Construction of a ground-up 36,000 SF, 27 unit condominium

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As a boutique firm we are defined by our strong connections, the ability to understand our clients vision, to anticipate their needs, and ultimately exceeding expectations

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Developers & Building Owners

    If you're a developer or a building owner, use the form below to send us your details so we can connect with you.

    Call us on: 917.541.2544
    Email us on: info@gcm-nyc.com
    65 Court St, Suite 8 White Plains, NY 10601
    careers@gcm-nyc.com

    Contractors & Consultants

      If you're a contractor or consultant and wish to work with us, use the form below to send us your details so we can connect with you.

      careers@gcm-nyc.com

      I have been an Architect for over forty years and have worked with many developers and owner’s representatives. Matt is one of the most knowledgeable and professional. He is timely, responsive and resilient. He enables and inspires others, by example, to work cooperatively toward designing and building great enduring architecture.

      Jeffrey NgIntertek

      The first tenant of 901 Broadway, an 1870 commercial building near Union Square was Lord and Taylor. When the store moved in 1914, the picturesque French Second Empire property was used for manufacturing and retail at the ground floor. After years of deterioration, this project has restored the decorative cast iron and the slate roof. The signature pavilion at the corner of 20th Street and Broadway now welcomes visitors to Brooks Brothers on the lower floors, and mixed-use residential and office space on the upper levels.

      Lucy G. Moses Preservation AwardThe New York Landmarks Conservancy