Selected work.

The program combined restaurant, commercial kitchen, and event hall uses on a constrained corner lot, with the team maintaining progress through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The project was delivered on a structural steel system within an urban Jersey City setting, coordinated from the February 2024 start through completion in March 2025.

The work was executed on a constrained corner lot, coordinating the mixed-use program across the podium and wood-frame levels.

The scope centered on framing and enclosing a domed roof and executing the premium aron kodesh and interior woodwork, demanding close coordination between structural steel and high-end finish carpentry.

Coordinating a hybrid steel and wood frame structure required careful sequencing to integrate the two systems across the 22,000 SF footprint.

The build required coordinating a concrete podium base with wood-frame construction overhead, integrating the two structural systems on an urban site.

The site sits directly on the NJ Transit property line, requiring careful coordination of construction along an active rail boundary. The mixed-use program added further sequencing demands across the podium and wood-frame levels.

The work demanded high-end residential finishes throughout, coordinated atop a podium and wood-frame system to meet condominium-grade expectations.

The assignment began before acquisition, requiring property evaluation and a full path through planning board approvals while coordinating the civil engineer, attorneys, architect, and design team. Managing these parties under a single project management effort was central to advancing the project from concept to construction.

The building integrates a hybrid steel and wood-frame system, requiring careful coordination between the two structural approaches across the 29-unit footprint.

The site required environmental clearance and coordination with NJ Transit to secure approvals for construction in close proximity to their right-of-way. Benchmark ran full pre-construction project management to obtain resolution compliance ahead of the build.

Coordinating and retaining the full design team while driving the project from pre-construction through permit submittals required disciplined oversight across multiple disciplines on a single point of accountability.

Erecting a structural steel frame for an 78-unit residential building requires close coordination of trade sequencing and on-site logistics throughout the ground-up build.