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The Center features a glass exterior, 22,500 sf of ballroom/exhibit space, six meeting rooms, 13,500 sf of pre-function space and top-notch amenities. Our work package included masonry, metal framing and decorative metal, carpentry work, wood paneling, insulation, exterior insulated finish system, metal panels, spray fireproofing, doors, frames and hardware, gypsum board assemblies, acoustical ceilings, flooring, painting, signage, specialties, folding panel partitions and loading dock.

The new building includes a showroom to display 8 vehicles, offices, conference room, customer lounge, service drive, service and warehouse spaces. The workshop building is a fully-sprinklered reinforced CMU structure with 18 automotive lifts. Extensive site work included new sidewalks, paved roadways and parking lots, curbing, landscaping, site signage, dumpster enclosure and site utilities. Several proprietary Audi finishes incorporated into the new building included signature corrugated and perforated metal wall panels, curtainwalls, curved interior walls and high-end lighting.

This 10,831sf welcome center includes rest room facilities, vending machines, and a Taste-NY Market with prep kitchen. The rest area also includes informational kiosks with artifact & LED displays. Adjacent to the building is a customized playground with synthetic play surfacing drawing inspiration from the local Saratoga music scene. Sano-Rubin worked collaboratively with site contractor J.H Maloy to accomplish this accelerated project schedule. This project won a 2018 AGC NYS Excellence in Partnering Award.

Sano-Rubin has been the CM as Advisor on over $100M in managed construction projects for EGCSD since 2000. Currently, we are managing the $39M capital project to improve the aging infrastructure across the school district. The plan includes replacement of aging systems, safety and health improvements, updated technology and instructional classroom space.

This cutting-edge Center for Neurodegenerative Care is an extension of ArchCare’s specialized Huntington’s Disease unit in New York City and it allows advanced stage HD patients to receive the highly specialized support they need while living closer to their families.

This multi-phased Market 32 conversion required both day and night shifts to accommodate the on-going store operations. The scope of the work included relocating departments, new lighting, new floor, wall and ceiling finishes as well as new mechanical equipment. The exterior block facade was removed for installation of new windows and colorful EIFS with Greystone veneer below to match the Market 32 Branding.

The new worship space consists of a 13,467 sf circular addition complete with a Nave, Chapel, and Baptistery. The structure is a slab on grade, steel framed building with CMU exterior walls and full brick veneer. The interior space is incredibly complex with undulating sheetrock walls, sloped polished concrete floor, multi-tiered sloped ceiling, octagonal cupola, A/V system, LED lighting with programmable dimming system, and custom millwork to complement the new radius curved pews. Sano-Rubin’s self-performance team of laborers, carpenters and masons did an exceptional job installing the technically complex features. This project is a testament to our quality control program and expert craftsmanship.

This project included a new dining room addition, portico and porte cochere as well as complete minor interior renovations and site work. Our talented masons and carpenters paid strict attention to detail so the additions seamlessly integrated with the historic mansion. Sano-Rubin also performed foundation work, wood framing, drywall and trim work.

Sano-Rubin was the general contracting prime for the renovations of the existing concession stands at the Times Union Center in downtown Albany. The work included selective removal and replacement of kitchen equipment, finishes, ceilings, lighting, cabinetry, counter tops, tile wall finishes, and signage. The work was completed in 5 phases with one stand under construction at a time as the TU Center was operational throughout construction.

Sano-Rubin was the Design-Builder for the new 3-story, 80-bed apartment-style residence facility and renovation of existing residential housing units for upperclassman students. The new building houses 2, 3 and 4-bedroom apartments and includes living space and full kitchens. In keeping with the College’s Garnet Goes Green initiative, features such as energy efficient heating and cooling systems and rain gardens were incorporated and students are able to monitor the building’s function through an interactive kiosk. To meet their housing demand, the College chose a fast-track delivery process to reduce the project schedule from 12 months to 9.