Portfolio Pieces

Located to the east of the main hospital tower, the two story, 36,000 square foot facility is part of ECMC's $25 million Regional Behavioral Health Center of Excellence. The building serves as the hospital's 162-bed inpatient psychiatric program.

To keep pace with the constant changes in science and technology curriculum, the Nichols School decided to replace outdated facilities with a new, state of the art math and science building.  This 24,000 square foot, two-story structure contains 8 math classrooms, 7 science classrooms with labs, a 45 seat lecture hall, and the School's Information Technology Department.  The design focuses on environmental sustainability and flexibility for both teachers and students

Located on the campus of SUNY Fredonia, the LEED "Silver" rated facility provides child care for campus staff, students and residents of the Fredonia and Dunkirk communities.

Founded over fifty years ago, Moog Inc. is a worldwide leader in precision motion control products and systems. In an effort to expand floor space for their designer and manufacturing departments, Moog Inc constructed a new split level, 57,000 square foot addition to their existing production facility.

The project is part of the initial Erie Canal Harbor Masterplan, a waterfront development sited at the end of Main Street and the western termination of the historic Erie Canal. The11, 100 square foot Naval Museum and 2,800 square foot Superyard building are constructed adjacent to the commercial slip on the former Coit-McCutcheon block.

Conventus is a seven story medical office building located at the northern entrance to the growing Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. Sandwiched between University of Buffalo's future School of Medicine and the future John R. Oishei Children's Hospital, Conventus intends to provide practical, clinical and medical research space on its upper floors as well as retail space on the first floor. Hidden below the structure are two stories of parking for its tenants and patrons. Starting with its energy efficient green roof, Conventus, Latin for "coming together" has achieved a LEED Platinum certification.

This approximately 93,000 square foot, two story facility is being constructed in Amherst, New York to service the suburbs north of the city of Buffalo. The facility contains a 21,000 square foot gymnasium with an elevated running track and a 13,000 square foot natatorium. The first floor serves as the men's and women's locker rooms as well as administrative offices and physical therapy. The second floor is broken up into aerobics and wellness spaces.

This 90,000 SF, 3- story administration building is tucked between two rolling hills and features office space and meeting rooms for 190 employees. The building makes extensive use of natural timber and stone materials for the interior and exterior spaces.  The domed, wood framed Council Chamber is built around 13 timber pole columns with 13 main glulam arch supports signifying the 13 phases of the moon.  A sloped, 3- story main entrance window features a stylized depiction of The Evergrowing Tree.

Built in 1972, Maxcy Hall is the ice arena and athletic facility serving the SUNY Potsdam community. Increasing demand on the existing arena from campus teams and community events, along with an aging mechanical infrastructure, necessitated the renovation and rehabilitation of the existing facility.  The elevated ice sheet was shifted six-feet to provide increased access around the rink; a new elevated press box was added; and permanent, pre-cast concrete bleachers were installed.  Existing locker room space was expanded and renovated.

Founded over fifty years ago, Moog Inc. is a worldwide leader in precision motion control products and systems. In an effort to centralize all of their administrative departments, Moog Inc constructed a new two story, 68,000 square foot facility overlooking the adjacent ponds and scenic campus grounds.