New York Awards Three Casino Licenses for Bronx and Queens Projects Designed by Major Architecture Firms
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Summary
New York State's Gaming Commission has officially awarded three casino licenses to projects in the Bronx and Queens, designed by prominent architecture firms including Field Operations, Gensler, Perkins Eastman, and others. The three winning projects were selected from eight submissions in a competitive process over the past year. The article details the specific casino developments, their locations, and the architectural firms involved in their design.
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· 2 pulledNew York State's Gaming Commission has officially awarded three casino licenses to projects in the Bronx and Queens, designed by studios Field Operations, Gensler, Perkins Eastman and more.
The three projects have been whittled down over the past year from a list of eight that were submitted to New York state in a contentious battle to win coveted licenses to expand or build.
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