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Groundbreaking Held for Guilderland Central Schools Project
A
groundbreaking ceremony was held for the $26.97 million
district-wide building project on June 22, 2009.
Altamont Mayor James
Gaughan and Superintendent of Schools John McGuire addressed the crowd and
spoke about the importance of this project for the District. For more
information and photos,
see the individual project page by clicking
Guilderland CSD.
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Trauma Center Opens at Saint Francis Hospital
On June 15, 2009, Saint Francis Hospital and Health Centers held a
celebration to open its new Level 2 Trauma Center. The new center
features 3 additional "operating room" trauma bays, a four-bed Prompt Care
Unit, 11 private care rooms bringing the total to 27, separate Children's
Care Room with specialized pediatric medical equipment, additional waiting
room area, external decontamination area and improved isolation rooms for
infectious disease or chemical or bioterror materials.
The project was completed in two
major phases. The addition phase was completed in September 2008 with
interior renovation phase immediately following. The center increased from 8,000 sf to over 21,000 sf and will allow for
treatment of the increasing volume of patients.
For more information on the
Hospital visit www.sfhhc.org.
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Library Groundbreaking Ceremonies Held
A ceremonial
groundbreaking for the second of two new branch libraries for the Albany
Public Library was held May 11, 2009. The branch, located on New
Scotland Avenue, was named in honor of the late
John J. Bach,
former Albany City School District superintendent, avid library supporter
and local resident. His daughter, library trustee Ellen Bach, spoke at
the ceremony along with several other dignitaries including Mayor Gerald
Jennings, Assemblyman Ron Canastrari, DASNY Executive Director Paul Williams
and Library Board President Dennis Gaffney.
On April 30, 2009, a
ceremony was held for the new
Arbor Hill /
West Hill Branch Library.
This new branch is located on Henry Johnson Boulevard between First and
Second Streets. When built, it will be the first library serving the Arbor
Hill community in 47 years and the first ever serving the West Hill
neighborhood.
Both library branches were designed by
Goldman + Hom Architects with the intent to receive a LEED Silver Rating.
For more information on the projects, see our Jobsites page or click on the
branch name.
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On Target for Early Summer Completion
Sano-Rubin is nearing
completion on the
Empire State College's new $10.8
million Center for Distance Learning.
The 46,000
square foot, 3-story, steel framed
building is located at
113 West Avenue, adjacent to the existing facility. The facility
contains administrative offices, conference rooms, meeting rooms,
and instructional spaces as well as a multipurpose
room and kitchen on the third floor. Geothermal wells
were main component
of the work to be completed as part of the general construction contract.
JMZ Architects & Planners, PC are the
architects for the project which has been designed with the intent to reach
the goal of a
LEED®
(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver Rating.
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LEED®
Silver Rated Project
The new Albany office for
Nixon Peabody LLP
received LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council exceeding the
original goal of Certified! LEED certification provides independent,
third-party verification a project meets the highest green building and
performance measures. It is a nationally recognized symbol
demonstrating a building is environmentally responsible, profitable and a
healthy place to live and work. For more information on LEED and
certifications available, click on the USGBC symbol below.
Congratulations to
Nixon Peabody
LLP,
SWBR Architects,
M/E Engineering and the Sano-Rubin
team of Senior Project Manager John Moore, Superintendent Daryl Gooley and
Barbara Lippert, LEED Coordinator / Quality Control Manager, who worked
diligently to obtain this goal.
Thank you to all the suppliers and
subcontractors who were part of this successful project. We would like to
recognize several team members who were instrumental in achieving this
certification.
Murphy's Rubbish, Inc.
A & L Specialties, Inc. Hartson Total Openings
Henderson-Johnson Co.,
Inc. Hudson River Industries
Jimco Painting
Revolutionary Floors
State Electrical Construction
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LEED® AP Certified
Congratulations to Bernie Huss, Project Manager and Safety Officer,
who received LEED® Professional
Accreditation in March. He joins Senior Project Manager, Scott
Hawkins and Quality Control Manager Barbara Lippert, in attaining this
certification that
distinguishes building professionals
who have demonstrated a thorough knowledge of green
practices and principles of the LEED rating system. The program is
administered by the
GBCI
Green Building Certification Institute.
Sano-Rubin currently has
five projects
designed with the intent to achieve LEED certification:
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College of St. Rose Massry Center for the Arts
Gold
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Empire State Distance Learning
Center Silver
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30 State Farm
Place Certified
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Albany
Public Library New Arbor Hill / West Hill Branch Silver
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Albany Public Library New John J. Bach / New Scotland Branch Silver
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Arts Center ready for Concerts
The ceremonial ribbon cutting for the highly
anticipated opening of the College of Saint Rose's
Massry Center for the Arts was held on August 21, 2008. Dr. R.
Mark Sullivan and many of the
donors were on hand for the event. The College held an "Opening Weekend for the
Community" September 26th and 27th. It featured a variety of musical
presentations including performances by the Saint Rose faculty and the
center was also open for self-guided tours.
The building
was designed with the
intent of attaining a LEED® (Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design) “Gold”
rating.
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Winner of 2 Safety Awards!!
Sano-Rubin is pleased to announce we have
been awarded the
Safety Excellence Award
by the
General Building Contractors of New York State. The award is open to
member firms meeting an EMR of less than 1.0 and an incident rate 25% below
the national average. Random jobsite inspections and company history, logs and safety program were also part of the
award submission. This is the
4th consecutive year and the 5th time overall Sano-Rubin has
won this award. Our Safety Director, Tom Poole, was presented the
award on October 4, 2008 at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake.
And for the 6th straight year, Sano-Rubin has
been selected to receive the
Certificate of Commendation for Safety Excellence
by the
Associated Contractors of America by maintaining a Zero Incidence Rate.
Congratulations to our Safety Officers, Tom Poole and Bernie Huss, and all
our employees for making safety a priority on the jobsite.
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Congratulations!
Eastern
Contractors Association
honored David Rubin
with
a Special Recognition Award
for his many
years of dedicated and exemplary service to the Association and the
Construction Industry. David has been a
long-standing ECA Board member, is a current Past
President, and has served on numerous committees
as well as being highly
involved in negotiations over the years. This
year's
Annual Reception and
Meeting was held May 15, 2008 in Saratoga Springs.
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