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WLI PRESENTS: TURNSTYLE - MAIN STREET JUST WENT UNDERGROUND
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TurnStyle, the first privately financed retail marketplace within the NYC subway system, sets a model for public/private partnerships and transit retail. Four years in the making, TurnStyle features 39 food, beverage and retail shops, along with several creative upstarts growing their business. The design transforms the heavily traversed passageway at the Columbus Circle station into a vibrant public space for shopping, eating and gathering with features that intentionally defer to the existing infrastructure and reference classic subway ornament. The New York Time’s David Dunlap called TurnStyle a “small-scale evocation of a busy shopping street”.
Join ULI New York’s Women’s Leadership Initiative for a presentation followed by an opportunity to partake in one of three different tours being offered. Choose from tours exploring the Landlord Perspective, the Real Estate Deal and Finance, or the Design & Architecture stance. A networking reception will immediately follow at Steelcase. This event is open to ULI New York Members only.
TurnStyle is accessible on any corner of 57th and 58th Street & 8th Avenue. Proceed down to the mezzanine level where the program will begin at Dylan’s Candy Store.
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Susan Fine | Principal | TurnStyle at Columbus Circle
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Susan Fine, principal of OasesRE, has more than 30 years of experience in New York City real estate, working and collaborating with the most respected companies in the industry. An innovator and recognized leader in the field of retail development, she has built numerous projects in New York City from the ground up (and sometimes below grade), coordinating every step of the process including financing, leasing, construction, and management. Ms. Fine has left her mark on some of the world’s most prestigious properties including Grand Central Terminal, Rockefeller Center, and the World Financial Center.
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Marta Sanders | Principal | Architecture Outfit PLLC
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Marta Sanders is a partner with Architecture Outfit, the architectural firm responsible for the design of TurnStyle. In her over twenty-five years practicing architecture in New York City, Marta has headed numerous complex public and private projects with a focus on educational and cultural clients and making public space. Her current projects include the Sorting House, prefabricated housing prototypes for Hurricane Sandy damaged neighborhoods in NYC and an extensive redesign of Symphony Space on the Upper West Side. Marta serves on the American Institute of Architects New York Committee for Architecture for Education.
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Price of Event:
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All Members $25
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