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Clinton Ave Revitalization Earns Preservation League Award
The Excellence in Historic Preservation Awards represent the best of what the League stands for and supports in historic preservation.
Brittany Murphy Receives LEED Green Associate Accreditation
This LEED credential denotes proficiency in today's sustainable design, construction, and operations standards.
SUNY Morrisville Celebrates Grand Opening of Agricultural and Clean Energy Technology (ACET) Center
This new 30K FT applied learning technology building serves as the home to their renewal energy, agricultural engineering, and diesel technology programs.
Kirsten Kelleher Earns NCIDQ Certification
NCIDQ Certification is the industry's recognized standard of an interior designer's proficiency.
3t, an SWBR Company Earns Two Preservation Merit Awards
Projects honored for historic adaptive re-use and preservation efforts.
LandPro Equipment Breaks Ground on $10M Facility in Batavia, NY
The company’s new 50,000 SF headquarters is expected to be complete in 2022.
Construction Complete on DePaul Apple Blossom Apartments in Cheektowaga, NY
The affordable and supportive housing project features three buildings named after apples grown in New York State (Gala, Empire and Cortland).
Adam Bonosky Earns Planning Certification
Adam obtained American Institute of Certified Planners certification through the American Planning Association.
Irondequoit Community Center Celebrates Grand Opening
The space occupies over 40,000 square feet of the former Irondequoit Mall.
Caitlin Ellis and Liz Reynolds Recognized in RBJ’s Excellence in Construction and Real Estate Awards
The annual awards recognize individuals and companies that are changing the landscape of the Rochester region through design, construction, project management, lending, innovation and more.
Ribbon Cutting for Renaissance Square in Schenectady, NY
The affordable housing development converted the historic St. Mary's School into 25 apartments and constructed an additional building with 30 apartments, aiding in the city's revitalization.
Why Cities Should Save Old Buildings
Renovating an older building for a new purpose can be challenging, but there are benefits and opportunities to preserving these connections to the past.