Joe Jaroff helps building owners and their architects make highly inspirationalstatements within their spaces. We design, design engineer and build grand staircases, impressive facades, memorable sculpture and other showpieces for office buildings, high-end stores, hotels and restaurants, museums and arts centers, residences and other public and private places.These pieces have helped building owners (e.g., Warner Brothers Studios, Deloitte) attract andretain tenants; created unique customer experiences for retailers (e.g., Louis Vuitton), hotelsand restaurants (e.g., Four Seasons New York); and enabled museums (Guggenheim), artcenters (Carnegie Hall), and places of worship to tap people’s emotions, not just their intellects.We do this through designing not the spaces themselves but rather the key elements of thosespaces that visitors can touch, view up close, admire from afar, sit in, pass through and walk upand down. These include staircases, facades, sculptures, furniture, windows, entrances andgates, marquees, lighting and other challenging projects for the most exacting clientele. Jaroff’sartistic training informs every project. Clients value his devotion to artistic beauty andunparalleled knowledge of metal and glass, and his proprietary palette of handcrafted finishes,plating options, reinforced composite materials and surface alternatives.Working collaboratively with building and homeowners (and their representatives), architectsand contractors, we have helped these clients and dozens of others inspire their visitors in thefollowing ways:* Office buildings: Increase tenant attraction and retention, and the loyalty of theiremployees and customers (Deloitte, Warner Bros, etc.)* Stores: Raise brand affinity through exceptional customer experiences (Louis Vuitton’s5th Avenue store in New York, Barney’s)* Museums and art centers: Impress visitors with the spaces they are entering in waysthat go beyond what’s on exhibit or playing at the moment (e.g., The September 11 thMemorial in Hoboken; The Jazz section at New York’s Lincoln Center; the GuggenheimMuseum;)* Hotels and restaurants: Create opulent and festive experiences that give patrons aunique stay.* Residential: Capture the homeowner’s life and loves and enable guests to experience itprofoundly (e.g., Ralph Lauren, Howard Stern).* Centers of worship: Help worshipers more deeply follow the teachings, and better loveand appreciate others.