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Recent Projects
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Projects completed
2009/2008 |
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See our
LEED®
page
for more projects.
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The College of
Saint Rose Massry Center for the Arts
LEED
Gold
Nixon Peabody LLP
LEED
Silver
30 State Farm Place
LEED Certified
Empire State College Distance
Learning Center
LEED Silver Intended
Albany
Public Library: Arbor/West Hill and John J. Bach Branch
LEED Silver Intended |
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Bethlehem
Central School District Projects, Bethlehem, NY
The $92.9 million
district-wide
project consisted
of additions, renovations, alterations to all 6 elementary schools, the middle
and high schools, the bus garage and education center. A new
elementary school, Eagle Elementary, was constructed to accommodate the growing population.
Replacement of the District's network
infrastructure for instructional computers and instructional technologies
was accomplished at all grade levels.
Subsequently,
a
$4.9
million project followed and included a classroom wing addition at the new Eagle
Elementary School and infrastructure work at Elsmere and Slingerlands
Elementary Schools.
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Schodack Central School District Castleton
Elementary School, Castleton, NY
Sano-Rubin was awarded the
General Construction contract for the Schodack Central School District’s
new addition to Castleton Elementary School, built in 1927. The new
two-story addition houses 24 new classrooms, gymnasium with basketball
court, larger media center, cafeteria, entrance lobby situated for
efficient security, elevator, Math and Reading support rooms.
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Saint Francis Hospital Emergency Department Expansion & Renovation,
Poughkeepsie, NY
Sano-Rubin Construction Co.,
Inc. was the Construction Manager for this $7.4 million project which broke
ground on August 29, 2007. The new Emergency Department was
completed in 4 phases over 24 months. The first phase,
Phase B,
was a 9,000 square foot
addition to the existing emergency department
and includes 11 private exam / patient
holding rooms, 3-bay prompt care area,
registration and triage area, three nurses'
stations and two waiting areas. The subsequent
phases, recently completed, encompassed 13,000
square feet of renovations to the existing emergency department
including 3 state-of-the-art
trauma rooms, decontamination/HazMat room, two isolation rooms, several
specialized exam rooms, and a new behavioral health area.
The grand
opening ceremony was held June 15, 2009.
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Brunswick Central School District Troy, NY
This
$10.1 million project consisted
of renovating and refurbishing Tamarac Elementary School, Parker School,
Tamarac Middle
and High Schools, the Bus Garage and Field Storage Building. The
project commenced July 2007 and was completed on time in December 2008.
The architect
for the project was
CS Arch, PC. Work included items such as traffic and parking
reconfiguration, signage,
demolition and replacement of storage building, main entrance canopy,
roofing work, window replacement, floor refinishing and refurbishing, door
and hardware replacement, asbestos abatement, improved lighting, security
and fire safety system improvements and updated heating and electrical
systems.
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Albany
City School District Hackett Middle School-Phase II
Albany, NY
Sano-Rubin was the general
contractor for the Albany City School
District’s renovation of the Hackett Middle School Phase II, which began
June 2006. The building was vacated during the
renovation. For the 2006-2007 and
2007-2008 school years, students attended classes at
the former Philip Schuyler Elementary School.
Phase II
included extensive renovations to all five floors to accommodate up to
650 students in grades 6-8 and divide those students into teams of
100-115 students each. Academic wings were organized around core classes
such as English, social studies, and math. Classrooms for technology,
art, and music are shared among the teams.
The building was designed so that sixth, seventh, and eighth
graders are separated by floor or wing. In addition, each wing includes
administrative offices for student oversight and assistance. Boys and
girls restrooms were also added to each floor. Each wing has six
classrooms, four for general instruction, one for special education, and
one for science.
The
renovations included:
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28 general instruction classrooms
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6 Special Education classrooms
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6 science rooms with prep space
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1 family and consumer science room,
1 technology classroom
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1 choral room with practice area,
1 band room with practice area
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2 art rooms with kiln and storage,
2
new stair towers & new elevator
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Renovated library/media center on the ground floor
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Gymnasium, Swimming
pool and renovated locker rooms
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Renovated auditorium (preserved
historic features, renovated seating)
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New cafeteria and kitchen on lowest level
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Expanded and renovated administrative support areas
and nurse's suite
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Faculty work areas
Infrastructural improvements:
. Upgraded heating, ventilation, &
electrical systems with neww lighting
throughout
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Improved fire protection and security
and new PA system
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Computers and laptop stations with Internet access in
every classroom
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Air conditioning throughout the building
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Full handicapped accessibility, new
sidewalks & landscaping
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New suspended acoustical ceilings and
renovated corridors
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Replacement or restoration of exterior masonry, roofing,
doors, and windows
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Green Tech Charter
High School Albany, NY
Sano-Rubin Construction Co.,
Inc. was hired as the Construction Manager for the Brighter Choice
Foundation's new high school located off Northern Boulevard, across the
street from the KIPP Tech Valley Charter School.
Construction began on this new two-story, 43,000 square foot school in June 2007
and was completed on scheduled for July
2008, in time for the start of the 2008/2009 school year. The building
houses 10 classrooms, 4 science classrooms, administrative offices,
guidance and resource offices, cafeteria and gymnasium.
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Albany Community
Charter School Albany, NY
The Albany Community Charter School is a new
36,500 square foot elementary school located on Krank Street in Albany.
The building consists of 15 classrooms, 3 special education
rooms, administrative offices, media center, cafeteria and gymnasium.
It is our fifth project for the Brighter Choice Foundation and coincided
with the construction of the
Green Tech High School.
Both schools were completed on time for the 2008/2009 school year.
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Ellis
Hospital Pharmacy Renovation Schenectady, NY
This project consisted
of the complete renovation of the 8,000 square foot pharmacy. It
required six phases to replace the HVAC system due to the pharmacy being
in operation 24/7. The new spaces created during the renovation
include:
chemotherapy room,
clean rooms,
anti-room, gowning,
compound preparation, packaging
rooms, staff offices
and supply rooms.
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Albany
Law School Moot Court & Administrative Office Renovation Albany, NY
As general contractor,
Sano-Rubin, completed renovations to the moot courtroom,
Admissions and Business Office. The courtroom renovations
included new audio-visual system, new lighting and window shade
coordinated dimming controls, new seating and architectural sound
control work. The Admission Office was completely refurbished with new
finishes, casework and lighting as was the
Business Office.
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Congregation Ohav Shalom Sanctuary & Social Hall Renovations
Albany, NY
As Construction Manager, Sano-Rubin
supervised the renovation of the Sanctuary and Social Hall. This
work included renovations to the lobby, chapel, conference room, men's
toilet room and complete replacement of the boiler. Two skylights
were added at the lobby and chapel plus a new entrance vestibule was
created. The construction began mid-January 2007 and was
substantially completed by the end of May 2008. Harris A. Sanders,
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