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THE PLAN

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An existing terrace, measuring just under 1,000 square feet, will be utilized by Aimee Lynn Accessories to entertain buyers and clients. Thats another, very distinguished part of the space, that they have a terrace, Mr. Brickell said. The space will include ample storage room for the tenants inventory, though the office will not act as the companys main distribution center. The building includes both passenger and freight elevators. The tenant will have access to one elevator that comes up from the lobby and will also have the use of an automatic car to reach street level and the other occupied floors.

When a long-term nonprofit tenant decided to vacate its space at 366 Fifth Avenue and relocate, the ownership group, Ronbet 366 LLC set out to reposition the property. An existing tenant in the building, Aimee Lynn Accessories, decided to expand to the newly renovated space on the buildings 11th and 12th floors, and will undertake a thorough build-out, starting this week. The tenant currently occupies space on the buildings fourth and sixth floors. Richard Brickell, a senior vice president representing the buildings ownership group, spoke with The Commercial Observer earlier this month about the space, where Aimee Lynn Accessories designers will be based.

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The plan includes large, open work areas, including along the Fifth Avenue perimeter of the building. The work areas will include oversized windows installed by Thermaroll. Theyre operable tilts, and turn almost like French windows, Mr. Brickell said. Theres also a pane of glass on top, like a cape, and looks out to the parapet wall, which was cut open.

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The space also includes three skylights, which were previously covered, through which the tenants can get a vertical view of the Empire State Building. When its lit up at night with the new LED lights that they have, its like having a giant night light in your office, according to Mr. Brickell. Its pretty amazing.

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30|MARCH 26, 2013|THE COMMERCIAL OBSERVER

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