The new 55,000 square foot Student Center incorporates 3 major functions for the College:  a new 8,000 sf sloped lecture hall seating 500, a 5,900 sf dining room with kitchen facilities seating 350 and a new 3,900 sf bookstore being utilized by ACP, Albany Law School and Albany Medical College. 

This fast-track project involved the complete rehabilitation of two apartment houses into dormitories for 36 students located at 908 and 912 Madison Avenue.  At 972 Madison Avenue a new roof, sprinkler system, and several doors and partitions will be added to this existing dorm.  All work was performed during the summer break and completed by August 19, 2005. Work at 908, 912 will require structural repairs, all new partitions, doors, HVAC and plumbing systems, electrical, sprinkler, fire alarm and finishes.  Also included flooring, siding, windows, porches.

«2003 Masonry Institute Mark of Excellence Award Winner 

The  Thelma P. Lally School of Education is located on Western Avenue on the campus of the College of St. Rose.   This building is a 53,000 sq. foot, 3-story facility which houses standard classrooms, a new library, staff offices, conference rooms, a symposium center, clinic areas for the Audiology/Speech Department, computer classrooms, and The Forum – a 3 story atrium for presentations.  Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture & Engineering, PC was the architect for this $10.8 million project.

«Gold Citation Award Winner 

This $7.3 million project consisted of the renovation of three lecture halls, the student union, classrooms, corridors, faculty office and faculty lounge.  A new mock court room and entrances were constructed as well.  The architect for the project was Collins + Scoville Architects, PC.

The Sage Colleges Fine Arts Center Albany, NY

New 35,000 square foot Fine Arts Building with major site reconfiguration on the Sage Albany campus. Includes classrooms and studios for sculpture, ceramics, 3D design, painting, printmaking, photography as well as faculty offices. Fully air-conditioned building with hoods and ventilation for exhaust of fumes. Traditional design and façade to fit in to campus style with canopy connection for Phase II gallery which we are currently constructing.

New 48,000 square foot, three story academic building. Work includes brick masonry veneer, exterior insulation finish system (EIFS), aluminum storefront, state of art electrical, security, heat, ventilation and air conditioning systems.

Complete renovation of the existing 113,500 s.f. student union originally completed by Sano-Rubin in 1967.  The structure houses the bookstore, a bank, barbershop, all student government activities, bar, Rathskellar, bowling alley, game room, art gallery, conference spaces, offices and several cafe style areas which were renovated, upgraded and reconfigured.  New vestibules were added  increasing the welcoming areas by approximately 4,300 square feet and two exterior balconies were enclosed, adding approximately 1,600 square feet of additional space.