to rethink open offices altogether, but Kavovit emphasizes the layout’s adaptability. “Whoever leases that space is going to come in and take [COVID prevention] to the next level,” she says, referring to the plexiglass dividers and additional glass walls a future tenant might install. As for the construction process itself, which started in March 2020, safety was of the utmost importance.
For Kavovit, this project was about more than just winning a bid or crafting a well-made space. “It was a very emotional feeling for me because I look at myself as being a very brave woman who’s had to stand up to an onslaught of different situations over the past 25 years,” she says. “I felt like I had a similar trajectory to the women that stood up in the courtroom, so it was important for me to represent all women within the #MeToo movement.
Working in a male-dominated field, Kavovit “knows what it means not to be taken seriously,” and she’s passionate about helping other women navigate the construction industry. That passion was clearly reflected on the Weinstein project, where the “star project manager is a woman [and] probably 25 women at any given time were doing electrical work, demolition, and sprinkler work.
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msbarbarak Unrecognizable. Yikes. But good for her!
msbarbarak Tell you what,she looks good for 62 & no cosmetic work.
msbarbarak Amen!
msbarbarak msbarbarak bravo Andy I really wish we had seen more of this side of You on RHONY Barbara. What a missed opportunity by bravo. Much love ❤️
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msbarbarak She looks like wendy williams just saying