Tom Vecchione

850 Third Avenue is getting a tip to tail makeover.
Office
New York City

The Plan: No Gimmicks, Just Business at 850 Third Avenue

By Amanda Schiavo
A prebuilt suite at 500 Park Avenue.
Industry · Leases
New York City

Prebuilt Suites Sweep Some Manhattan Office Submarkets

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Vocon designed to reclaim maintenance space at 540 Madison and turn it into a two-floor amenity club.
Development
New York City

Designing an Amenity Space Around a Water Tower at 540 Madison

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Delta Echo: The variant is making both owners and tenants question their return-to-office timelines.
Features
National

What the Delta Variant Means for Return to Office

By Cathy Cunningham
Work from home
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National

Productivity Drops as Work From Home Fatigue Sets In, Survey of Employers Finds

By Nicholas Rizzi
High school students after the pandemic coronavirus.
Office · Development
National

Schools Face Their Biggest Test Yet

By Greg Cornfield
architect drawing board
Office · Leases
New York City

Designing Offices, Restaurants and Grocery Stores in the Age of Coronavirus

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
An employee working from home.
Features
National

Do We Need Offices? Coronavirus Provides a Wide-Scale Work-From-Home Experiment

By Nicholas Rizzi
Architect Tom Vecchione started as a principal at Vocon two months ago after a 30-year career at Gensler.
More
New York City

Architect Tom Vecchione on Reality TV Stardom, 30 Years at Gensler and Moving to Vocon

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Firepit.
Development
New York City

470 PAS: Come for the Office, Stay for the Firepit

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Left to right: moderator Michael S. Zetlin with panelists Jessica Lappin, Larry Silverstein, Jay Badame and Tom Vecchione (Photo:Presley Ann Slack/PMC). =
Industry · More

Tomorrow’s Workforce Doesn’t Want Yesterday’s Buildings

By Terence Cullen
Leases

Water and Stone: How Blackstone Group Lured Waterfall Asset Management to 1140 Avenue of the Americas

By Daniel Edward Rosen