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LEED
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is
an internationally recognized green building certification system
providing third-party verification that a building/community was
designed and built using strategies aimed at improving performance
across all the metrics that matter most: energy savings, water
efficiency, CO2 emissions reduction, improved indoor
environmental quality, and stewardship of resources and sensitivity to
their impacts. Developed by the
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC),
LEED provides building owners and operators a concise framework for
identifying and implementing practical and measurable green building
design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions.
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Recent LEED Projects
 The
College
of Saint Rose Massry Center for the Arts
Gold
Nixon Peabody LLP
Silver
30 State Farm
Place
Certified
Empire State College Distance Learning Center
Silver
Albany
Public Library: Arbor/West Hill & John J. Bach
Branches Silver
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 Another
LEED Gold Certified Project!
Surpassing the original intention of LEED certified,
the new Community Building
for the Cohoes Falls Apartments
attained Gold certification. The official LEED certificate was
presented to Susan McCann of The Community Builders, project
sponsor/developer, at the ribbon cutting ceremony held on October 19,
2012, marking the completion of the Cohoes Falls Apartments
Revitalization project.
Completed February 2012, the new 3,100 sf community
building and site office was constructed on a
vacant lot on Mohawk Street. The building was
designed to reflect the historic nature of the adjacent apartments while
incorporating sustainable features such as photovoltaic panels, wood
based materials from sustainable forests, and low VOC interior finishes
for a healthier environment. This building was part of a larger
project for Sano-Rubin which encompassed the
renovation and alteration of 66 units of affordable housing in seven
different building. The buildings are located
in the neighborhood surrounding Harmony Mills, the
historic mill complex at Cohoes Falls, and five of
the seven buildings are
historic masonry structures. Dave
Sadowsky
Architects were the designers of the project for The Community Builders.
This team is currently working together on the rehabilitation of the 94
unit Monument Square Apartments in Troy which began construction October
2012.
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 SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill
Silver Intended
Sano-Rubin has
completed the construction of the new Environmental & Technology Center for
SUNY Cobleskill.
This new 12,000 sf center, adjacent to the existing cow barn, will house a
prototype "gasifier" designed to create an alternative fuel source from raw
materials. The building also contains chemistry and physics laboratories, offices, conference room and support spaces.
One
unique feature of the center is a non-potable water flow system to
utilize a storm water reclamation system.
Designed By: Clough Harbor &
Associates
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SUNY
Albany Service Buildings Renovation Project
Gold Intended
Sano-Rubin is the
general contractor for the Service Buildings Renovation Project on the
SUNY Albany campus currently underway. The work encompasses the
complete renovation (16,000 sf) and new 1,500 sf addition to Service
Building A , complete renovation of Service Building A Annex, a 2,000 sf
warehouse addition to the existing Grounds Building and a new 20,000 sf
maintenance repair facility. The existing structure is a 2-story
precast concrete structure that houses both the campus facilities
management offices as well as the maintenance shop. The renovation will
create separate office and maintenance space with the construction of
the new maintenance repair building yet still
collaboration between all departments. The mid-century modern
architecture will be updated and preserved.
Designed By: CS Arch |
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Our
Accredited Professionals
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 Scott Hawkins
Project Executive/ Senior Project Manager
Tom Sirianni
Project Manager
Barbara Lippert
Project Engineer |
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 Lynn Ellsworth, RA
Senior
Project Manager
Bill Dushensky
Building
Systems
Coordinator
Curtis Frey
Project
Manager
Jack Tateo
Project Manager
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