SABEY GIVE STUDENTS BIRDS EYE VIEW OF “NECESSARY BUILDINGS”

Sabey Data Center Properties hosted a tour of its new Intergate.Manhattan high-rise data center at 375 Pearl Street for students enrolled in the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. The class, led by architect Andrea Zanderigo of the Milan, Italy-based firm Baukuh, is engaged in a summer study project entitled: “Necessary Buildings for the New Economy.” The tour was conducted by Sabey Data Centers’ Joseph B. Ryan, Jr., managing director of development New York, along with Kara Anderson, Sabey’s in-house director of architecture, and David J. Curtis of Callison, Sabey’s architecture consultant in New York. Photographer Steve Friedman snapped this picture of the group on the roof of 375 Pearl getting a bird’s eye view of One World Trade Center, the Woolworth Building and Frank Gehry’s 8 Spruce Street.