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Celebrating 100 Years!
  Sano-Rubin
was started by Louis Rubin as a carpentry business in 1912. Today, the company has grown to be one of the largest
construction companies in the Capital Region and will continue to grow
throughout the next century.
Visit our
100 Year
page to learn more.
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News & Events
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 Beam
Signing
A beam signing ceremony
was held April 11, 2012 to mark the progress on the
Ellis Medicine Bellevue
Woman's Center Modernization Project. The event was attended by local
dignitaries, hospital staff, administration and foundation members, as well
as the construction and design teams and community members. All in
attendance were invited to sign the last beam to be erected.
 When
completed, the
new 32,600
sf, 3-story addition will house an expanded Pharmacy
on the middle level, 24-bed Nursing Unit with Lobby, Lounge and a centrally
located nursing station on the upper level and Breast Imaging Center on the
second floor. The existing 18,500sf Mansion Building was
razed to make way for the new addition. Keeping with the aesthetic
of the original Mansion Building, elements such as original dental trim,
circled-headed window trim, and
fireplaces were salvaged are being
incorporated into the new addition. Other areas
of work include expansion of the existing main Lobby and a complete phased
renovation of the staff station, NICU and Nursery areas.
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 2012
canstruction
Sano-Rubin participated in the 2nd
annual
canstruction event
held April 3rd at the NYS Museum to benefit The Food Pantries of the Capital
District. This year's theme was Zoo Can Do It and the Sano-Rubin Team
constructed a red cangaroo
using 2,934 cans purchased through fundraising efforts. We would like
to thank all our building industry sponsors and friends for their generosity
in helping us fight hunger in our community. Please see our
Community Page
to see a list of our sponsors and to learn more about this event.
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 Staff Updates
James Dean,
a Senior Project Manager with 26
years of experience managing healthcare projects,
has been
promoted to Project
Executive.
Jim joined Sano-Rubin in 2009. He previously worked for Ellis
Hospital, St. Peter's Hospital and the Daughters of Sarah Senior
Community.
Joshua Galarneau,
PE has
joined the Sano-Rubin team
as
a Project Manager.
Josh is a professional licensed structural
engineer previously with Galarneau Builders in Saratoga Springs and
DeSimone Consulting Engineers in New York, NY.
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 Troy Prep Holds Ribbon Cutting
The
Troy Prep Charter School
held their official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, November 3, 2011 in the school's gymnasium.
As Construction Manager, Sano-Rubin was responsible for converting the
former brick warehouse into an expanded school which will eventually house
grades K through 8. Currently, the school enrolls students in
Kindergarten and grades 5-8. The newly converted school includes 20
classrooms, gymnasium, cafeteria, and staff offices and support space.
Sano-Rubin worked closely with the school to completed the project on time
for the 2011-2012 school year and within their budget. |
 Revitalization
Projects Breaks Ground
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on September 2, 2011
for the
Cohoes
Falls Apartments Revitalization project located in the neighborhood
surrounding Harmony Mills, the historic mill complex at Cohoes Falls.
Sano-Rubin is the Construction Manager for the project which encompasses
renovations and alterations of 66 units of
affordable housing in seven different buildings, five
of which are historic masonry structures. This project is part of a
larger community revitalization project and the Downtown Redevelopment
Plan.
The official groundbreaking was held at the
site of
the new LEED
certified community building on Mohawk Street.
The ceremony, coordinated by The Community Builders, a non-profit
development corporation, featured comments and praise from Cohoes Mayor John
McDonald III, Congressman Paul Tonko, HUD representative Robert Scofield,
and several other dignitaries. The project is schedule to be completed
late summer 2012.
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 Centennial
Hall Groundbreaking
On August 31, 2011,
The College of Saint Rose held the
official groundbreaking ceremony for Centennial Hall, a new 224-bed student housing
complex. The
$17.5 million, 94,000 sf residence hall will house
up to 224 juniors and seniors in two- and
four-person furnished apartments, each with full living and dining rooms and
kitchens. The event was led by the College's
president, Dr. Mark Sullivan, and attended by local dignitaries including
Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings and Albany County Executive Michael Breslin, as
well as Sister Anne Bryan Smolin CSJ, members of the Board of Trustees and
CSR students. For more information click
here to view our Under
Construction page.
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Delaware Avenue . PO Box 9078 . Albany, NY 12209 . T: 518 . 462 .
6471 F: 518 . 462 . 6866 .
mail@sano-rubin.com
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Inc. All rights reserved - Please send comments and suggestions to
roelv@sano-rubin.com
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