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David Levinson, Rob Lapidus.

Tenant Talks: L&L Founders Highlight the Need for Healthier Buildings

By Chava Gourarie

Tenant Talks

Virtual Forum to Discuss Tenant Location Strategies & Developing Healthy Buildings

By Commercial Observer Events

Christian Giordano.

Design + Construction · Architecture

Mancini Duffy’s Christian Giordano on Architecture’s Tech Revolution

By Rey Mashayekhi

MaryAnn Gilmartin, center, left Forest City New York after 24 years to found L&L MAG with Robert Lapidus (left) and David Levinson of L&L Holdings.

Features · Players

Gilmartin, Lapidus and Levinson Explain How They Started Their New Company, L&L MAG

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Brandon Haw in his office at the Seagram Building at 375 Park Avenue. Photo: Robert Paul Cohen/for Commercial Observer

Norman Foster Disciple Brandon Haw Takes on New York With His Own Firm

By Larry Getlen

426-432 East 58th Street. photo: CoStar Group

Gamma Closes on $86M Purchase of 3 Sutton Place, Taps Juul-Hansen as Architect for Tower

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

2 World Trade Center

Design + Construction · Construction

Financial District

Always a Bridesmaid: The Saga of 2 World Trade Center

By Terence Cullen

Alicia Goldstein. Photo: Chris Sorensen/for Commercial Observer

HFZ’s Alicia Goldstein Talks Real Estate, Miami and the Movies

By Larry Getlen

Robert Lapidus (Photo:
Yvonne Albinowski/For Commercial Observer).

L&L’s Robert Lapidus Has Just Three Numbers for Park Avenue: 4, 2, 5.

By Terence Cullen

Another Bryant Park Project for Norman Foster

By Matt Chaban