Canas Solutions provided all necessary municipal compliance services for Apples first Brooklyn location. The scope of work included NYC Department of Buildings approvals for a new Certificate of Occupancy, sprinklers and fire alarm systems, and build-out application, as well as the required sign-offs.

This six-story building features retail on the ground floor with luxury condominiums from the second floor up. Canas Solutions worked with COOKFOX Architects to realize this project.

To complete the project, Canas Solutions coordinated documents between the Department of Buildings, New York City Planning Commission, NYC Landmark Preservation Commission, NYC Office of Environmental Remediation, and the Office of the NYS Attorney General.

Working with The Stagg Group, one of the Bronx’s most prominent developers, Canas Solutions is helping to realize this 11-story, 142,000 square foot, mixed-use building on Webster Avenue.

Due to the nature of the project as a new multi-use development on a previously undeveloped property, municipal approval was required from various city agencies including the Department of Buildings, MTA Metro North, HPD, NYC Waterway Revitalization Program, NYC Office of Environmental Remediation, the Office of the Attorney General, and Enterprise Green Communities. Canas Solutions helped to coordinate all the necessary documentation to facilitate the approvals process.

Muji was founded 30 years ago on the idea of branding simplicity, which defined traditional Japanese homes & gardens. It brought to market what it envisioned as quality goods with a no-label philosophy.

In total, Canas Solutions was asked to help rollout its four NYC stores including the flagship store on 5^th Avenue, as well as locations in Cooper Square, Chelsea, and SoHo. Canas Solutions facilitated the approvals for Alteration Type-2 Build-Out, fire alarm and sprinkler applications.

This newly constructed 6-story structure in South Harlem was designed and developed by Marin Architects.

Canas Solutions provided expediting services to obtain the required approvals from various municipal agencies, including the Department of Buildings, Fire Department, Department of Environmental Protection, and the Department of Transportation.

Canas Solutions was asked to work on 6 of WeWork's New York City locations. Canas Solutions provided execution of all municipal compliance requirements including NYC Department of Buildings approvals for Alteration Type 1 Change of Use, Alteration Type 2 Demolition/Removal, Fire Alarm, Sprinklers, and Build-Out applications as well as all the required sign-offs for each work type.

The Midtown Diamond District, known for small-scale structures of varying architectural styles, will soon see two buildings replaced with a mixed-use tower located at 41-43 West 47th Street.

Canas Solutions is providing all required municipal compliance services for this project, which includes applications for a new building, Alteration Type 2 Fire Alarm and Sprinklers applications, and filings with the NYC Department of Finance and Parks Department.

Attached to the beautiful Hotel Le Soleil in the heart of Midtown stands Trademark, a dual hospitality concept that brings New American cuisine, craft cocktails, coffee, and homemade pastries.

The municipal approvals Canas Solutions provided for this project consisted of closing out build-out, sprinkler, and fire alarm alterations, along with a Public Assembly certification.

The two-story structure at 26-20 Jackson Avenue saw two stories added to double the existing square footage.

Canas Solutions provided professional expediting services for the approvals of addition/expansion and the sprinklers system.

Continuing its work with The Stagg Group, Canas Solutions worked on this mixed-use structure on Van Cortlandt Avenue in the Bronx slated to be completed in 2019.

This 13-story building features residential units as well as a community facility in the basement and the site needed to maximize the number of apartment units while staying within New York’s Housing and Preservation Development (HPD) requirements.

The building is situated on a site that is in close proximity to two MTA subway tunnels running. One of the tunnels runs directly under the proposed building. This obstacle required significant coordination between the various permitting agencies.

3595-3599 Broadway is a 12-story mixed-use building that is part of a community redevelopment project spearheaded by Columbia University. This commitment to redevelopment aims to provide affordable housing for residents living in the area of Manhattanville in West Harlem, where Columbia had built a campus extension.

Working with MAP Architects, who was the designer and applicant of record and construction for the building, Canas Solutions acted as the expediter for the NYC Department of Buildings, DEP, Fire Department, and DOT for filing, approval, construction permits, and sign-off. Extensive coordination was required between Canas Solutions and MAP for this $35 million project.

Marin Architects is designing a mixed-use commercial building and shopping center to be constructed at 191 Bruckner Boulevard, between East 137^th and East 138^th Streets.

Municipal services being provided by Canas Solutions includes approvals of sprinklers and fire alarm systems, builder’s pavement, site improvement, DOT, and Parks Department.