Tayeh Capital Group
A turnkey technology build for a new Midtown office—bringing collaboration, network, security, displays, and every workstation online for a seamless first day.
The challenge
One hard move-in date. Every system ready.
TCG needed to leave its former office before the lease expired, creating a firm move-in date with no room for technology delays. The new 909 Third Avenue space included seven private offices, eight open workstations, a boardroom, and a telephone and hotel desk room. Our work had to move in lockstep with the general contractor, electricians, and specialty subcontractors—often fitting critical technology phases between their construction milestones.
The Rizen approach
One technology partner across every workstream.
Own the technology plan
We served as TCG’s direct technology advisor, coordinating with every trade and advising adjacent workstreams including security doors and badge access.
Connect the new office
We pulled low-voltage cabling and deployed a Cisco Meraki network with two firewalls, two routers, two wireless access points, and CCTV coverage.
Make every space useful
We installed a Logitech Microsoft Teams room with digital door signage, three Samsung Frame TVs, 32 desk-mounted monitors, and the office printing environment.
Move without disruption
Sixteen users’ computers moved from the former office into ready-to-work desks, alongside one multifunction printer and four personal printers.
Behind the build
Infrastructure to finished workspace.
The result
A true turnkey move-in.
TCG walked into a complete, ready-to-use office on day one. Workstations, printing, secure wireless networking, cameras, conferencing, and displays all worked as one connected environment—delivered within the four-week window despite overlapping construction schedules and a non-negotiable deadline.
