Hospitality Projects

The Lexington Hotel bar—The Stayton Room—pays homage to former U.S. Navy Captain William Stayton who founded the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment in 1918. Stayton was widely recognized as a key leader in the fight against Prohibition, and The Stayton Room embodies the spirit of the “Roaring Twenties.” Conveniently located on East 48th Street and situated adjacent to the hotel’s lobby, The Stayton Room invites guests to step back in time to a world of Art Deco luxury, featuring dark wood, plush sofas and intimate lighting.

Hotelier André Balazs envisioned his newest boutique hotel in the unlikeliest of places: the cobblestone streets of Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, and spanning over a section of the remarkable High Line, the public park built on abandoned elevated railroad tracks running along Manhattan’s West Side.

Our firm provided complete demolition and construction management services for the 285,000sf, 11-floor, fast-track renovation of Starwood's corporate headquarters and showroom.

Structure Tone was awarded the fit-out project for Heineken Ireland. The project involved the remodeling of a previously occupied space and full upgrades to all M&E services and fittings within the area.

Structure Tone completed $20 million of work for this iconic hotel in a whirlwind multi-phased four-month construction schedule to meet the project’s completion date before the annual Boston Marathon.

The Seaport Hotel, in an effort to stay competitive in the fast-changing Seaport area, hired Structure Tone to manage their extensive 240,000sf guestroom renovation project.

The Three Sisters is the name of Tullamore D.E.W.’s new visitor centre in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland. Coinciding with the launch of Tullamore D.E.W.’s new whiskey, this small but ultra high spec project moves Tullamore D.E.W. back to its traditional home, illustrating how the Tullamore D.E.W. brand has grown recently. 

Manhattan’s legendary Grand Hyatt New York completed $130M, multi-phased renovation in 2011. Located near Grand Central Station, Grand Hyatt New York boasts meticulously redesigned guestrooms and suites, a transformed lobby and mezzanine, ballrooms, and the innovative grab-and-go food outlet, Market.