70 and 90 Hudson Street

These two buildings are in the heart of the tri-state region's finest central business district outside of Manhattan. Tenants enjoy more than 800,000 square feet of work space.

The $150 million construction budget for the two 12-story, 420,000 square-foot building created numerous jobs over the two-year development cycle, which began with Hartz's  purchase of the two sites in 1998.

90 Hudson's many features will include state-of-the-art telecommunications, a sophisticated HVAC system designed to provide for supplemental cooling needs at minimum cost, VAV air distribution, high-speed elevators, a 24-hour/7-days-a-week concierge monitored security system, and a state-of-the-art life safety system with complete fire suppression system, and emergency generators.

GSESP has provided full surveying services throughout the duration of construction, such as setting out the building axis lines, property lines, complete as-built surveys for piles, anchor bolts, and structural steel. Garden State also provided a design of utilities.