IA is currently in progress on this 7-story ground-up high-end retail building in Soho. Of special note is the custom engineered Zimbabwe Black granite panels which run the full height of the facade.

See photos of the delivery, craning, and install of the custom metal stairs here.

Renderings: Toshiko Mori Architect

IA built a full-height rear extension and new roof bulkhead on this 10,000 sq. ft. townhouse on the Upper East Side. The full gut renovation included the installation of all custom high-end finishes, new mechanicals, a new elevator, braided bronze and travertine stair, milled screen, custom terracotta facade and a Sarah Oppenheimer piece.

Architect: MKCA

Photos: Alan Tansey, Liz Clayman

IA built this 5,000 sq.ft. townhouse and carriage house from the ground up, including all high-end finishes, custom stair and a double-height steel and glass rear facade.

Architect: CWB Architects

Photos: Francis Dzikowski Photography

IA performed a full gut renovation, bringing in all new structural steel, replacing the rear facade, excavating and underpinning for a full story below ground, building out the backyard, and adding a glass penthouse at the roof.  The high-end interiors included the installation of all custom millwork, oak and walnut flooring, Italian marble slabs, and a walkable skylight.

Architect: Steven Harris Architects

IA built out this 4,000 sq.ft. condo at the luxury, supertall One57 building.  The work included custom, high-end millwork, flooring, tile, stone and other finishes along with new mechanicals.

Architect: DHD Architecture + Interior Design

Photos: Guillaume Gaudet

IA performed a full gut renovation of this 3,000 sq. ft. apartment on Central Park West, including all custom millwork and finishes, and the installation of new mechanicals and AV.

Architect: Ben Fuqua

Photos: Nick Johnson

This gallery in the historic Soho Cast Iron District is located in an 1869 building previously used for manufacturing.  IA's full renovation involved replacing the failing wooden structural system with brand new steel; minimally restoring the original wood floors to maintain the classic Soho feel; and the restoration of the cast iron facade.

Architect: Toshiko Mori Architect

Architect: Hirsch | Corti Architecture

Photos: Michael Moran/OTTO

Built in 1887, this 10,000 square foot Queen Anne style home required that IA fully restore all original finishes. IA and subcontractors added all new mechanical systems, a wine room, curved garden floor staircase, curved brick kitchen extension and a custom, domed copper roof.

Architect: Neuhaus Design

Designer: J.P. Warren Interiors

Photos: Peter Margonelli

This 1850 townhouse was originally overbuilt for the site, leaving no space for a rear yard. To create this outdoor space, IA completely restructured half of the building while maintaining the historic parlor floor and stairway. We also enlarged, underpinned, and excavated the existing cellar space.

Architect: DHD Architecture + Interior Design

Photos: David Joseph

IA collaborated with the design team, Collective LOK, to build out this street level event space for the Van Alen Institute.  The full gut renovation included new mechanicals, sliding glass doors, wood floors, a custom metal coffered ceiling and the installation of state-of-the-art sound, lighting and projection systems.  IA was also instrumental in helping the Institute secure donations of material and labor from many of the subs and vendors who contributed to the creation of the space.

Architect: Collective LOK

Photos: Cameron Blaylock

IA fully restored the interior and exterior of this 1899 mansion on the park, and managed the seamless integration of new electrical, AC, heating and plumbing infrastructure behind restored original finishes.

Architect: DHD Architecture + Interior Design

Designer: Tamara Eaton Design

Photos: Peter Margonelli

Originally a carriage house, IA reconfigured this relatively humble structure by adding a full floor to the roof, removing and replacing the entire rear façade with glass and steel, and constructing two double-height spaces.

Architect: DHD Architecture + Interior Design

Designer: Eve Robinson Associates

Photos: Peter Margonelli

IA combined and completely renovated two floors of this Upper East Side townhouse.

Architect: Andre Tchelistcheff Architects

Photos: Seong Kwon Photography

IA performed a full gut renovation on this loft in Soho, including the installation of a negative edge bathing pool.

Architect: DHD Architecture + Interior Design

Photos: Andrea Brizzi

IA performed a full gut renovation on this landmarked Upper East Side townhouse, including excavation and expansion of the cellar; installation of all new windows; restoration of the brownstone facade; installation of new mechanicals; restoration of the original stair and original historic window trim; and installation of new stone fireplaces and mantles.

Architect: Ben Fuqua, Architect

Interior Designer: Eve Robinson Associates

Photos: Peter Margonelli

IA completed a full renovation on this Upper East Side townhouse including all new mechanicals, a rear extension, a penthouse addition and enlargement, and the installation of a new limestone facade.

Architect: CWB Architects

Photos: Rachael Stollar

IA gutted and combined two apartments, leveled the floors and installed a new HVAC system in this full renovation. 

Architect: DHD Architecture + Interior Design

Designer: J.D. Ireland Interior Architecture & Design

Design Consultant: Gramercy Design

Photos: Bruce Katz

IA performed a full renovation on this townhouse in Brooklyn Heights, including all structural steel and underpinning along with the construction of a three-story rear extension and an underground theater.

Architect: Baxt Ingui Architects

Photos: Adam Kane Macchia

Architect: Neuhaus Design

Photos:  Allyson Lubow

IA performed a full renovation, including restoration of the historic parlor floor and master suites, facade restoration and window install, and the construction of a new penthouse addition with a walkable skylight and green roof.

Architect: Lubrano Ciavarra Architects

Photos: Chris Cooper