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5/29/09
SUNY Cortland, Neubig Dining Hall Complete
Neubig Hall was constructed in 1958 and houses the main dining hall for the campus as well as the bookstore and offices. The projects goal was to create a dining environment for the students which reflects with their current lifestyle and attitudes.
The work was broken into two phases and construction was completed during school breaks.
In Phase 1, the 6,800 s.f. Dining Room was renovated to include new finishes, furnishings, and food service equipment. A focal point of the design is the Mongolian Grill located in the center of the dining room. This station allows for the students to select their meal and have it cooked fresh in front of them. A major deign element was to lower the ceilings from their original height to reduce the volume of the space a create a more intimate setting. Several large screen TV monitors, a sounds system and wireless internet access points are included in the space.
In Phase 2, the work included upgrades to the serving line, including new finishes to compliment the Dining Room and new food service and millwork. The focal point of the serving line is the new International Grill which required the complicated removal of several bearing walls and revisions to the buildings structure.
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4/30/09
Matt Brewing Company
Construction continues at the Brewery
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11/15/08
OHM BOCES Groundbreaking
Construction has begun for the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES expansion project.
Shown in photo Left to Right:
OHM BOCES Cooperative Board Members John Griffin, board vice-president (Sauquoit); William H. McDonald, Remsen; John J. Salerno, Whitesboro; Shirley Burtch, Oriskany; Elaine M. Falvo, New Hartford; Russell Stewart, board president (Waterville); Charlene A. Hartman, Westmoreland; Doreen Corbin, Brookfield; Michael J. Moore, Clinton; Gary P. Nelson, Holland Patent; Dr. Gary W. Porcelli, New York Mills; and Howard D. Mettelman, district superintendent, OHM BOCES
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9/1/08
Acacia Village Phase II
In September, March Associates was awarded the design/build Masonic Care Community Acacia Village expansion project. March Associates is teamed with Gaetano Construction. The extents of this project is to design and construct an expansion to the existing Acacia Village Retirement Complex, "the Village", located on their campus in Utica, NY. The expansion adds a second apartment building having three stories and seventy five units. This new expansion will be connected to the existing community center building by a enclosed walkway and is the second phase of the Acacia Village master plan.
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8/26/08
Matt Brewing Company
MARCH Associates has been hired for the reconstruction of the Matt Brewery in Utica,NY. Phase I Reconstruction includes the second floor area damaged by the May 2008 fire. Work will include restoration of the brick facade, floor reconstruction, openings, roofing, heating & ventilating upgrades, fire alarm systems, and finish upgrades. Phase II work will involve the Warehouse expansion.
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6/23/08
Oneida County Courthouse - Second Floor Complete
Historical Restoration and Renovation of the Second Floor is now complete. Work included restoration of the Judge's Chambers, Second Floor Supreme Courtroom, and Corridor work.
This marks the end of Phase III construction at the Courthouse.
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11/30/07
Oneida County Courthouse - Third Floor Courtrooms Complete
Historical Restoration of the Third Floor Courtrooms are now complete. Work included restoration of the coffered ceilings, which were discovered during the course of this project, custom-made millwork and benchwork, and a color analysis to enrich the historical character of the courtrooms.
The remainder of the work, which includes in part, the Second Floor Courtrooms and Judges Chambers, for the Oneida County Courthouse, is expected to be complete by March of 2008.
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11/18/07
Indian River Voters Approve $39M Project
The Indian River Central School District community supported the passage of a $39 million capital construction referendum on October 17, 2007. The project scope includes upgrading every building across the district, in the areas that need improvement. Also included, are additions at Calcium Primary School (20 rooms), Intermediate School (12 rooms) and the High School (8 rooms). The High School Cafeteria and Kitchen will also be completely redesigned and renovated.
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11/15/07
John F. Kennedy Arena Groundbreaking
The groundbreaking for Renovations to the John F. Kennedy Civic Arena were held on November 15, 2007. The $3 million project includes: Exterior building upgrades, an addition for the locker rooms, an addition for expanded ice surface, new flooring and a new ice-making refrigeration system. New bleacher seating and improvements to existing bleachers as well as a new sound system are also included in the work. Work is scheduled to be complete by late summer.
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9/20/07
Stokes Elementary School Renovations Complete
The project included reinforcement of the roof structure, new roofing, revising the roof drainage system from downspouts to internal drains with a tapered insulation system, replacement of the boilers and new unit ventilators throughout, complete replacement of the electrical system, various finishes and upgrades throughout, and renovation of toilet rooms to comply with ADA standards. Site work included replacement of one sanitary system, as well as replacement of one of the playscapes for ADA compliance. This project was a comprehensive project and addressed all major systems and components. Construction began in September of 2006 and was completed this September.
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6/1/07
Siuda House at Hamilton College Complete
The former Sigma Phi Chapter House, newly re-named Siuda House, was dedicated on June 1, 2007. This project included extensive remodeling and historical renovations including work on: A new slate roof, quarry stone replacement on the facade, a restored front door, three replica chimneys, reproduction of leaded-glass windows, vaulted ceiling preservation, refinished wood paneling and modern office space on the second floor. This building now houses the Financial Aid and Admission Offices.
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4/27/07
Oneida County Correctional Facility EIFS Repair/Replacement
After an investigation and evaluation of the exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) at the Oneida County Correctional Facility in 2004, our firm was retained to repair/replace the EIFS because of damage caused by water intrusion behind the original system. Roofing, joint sealants and the entire exterior system were replaced and the security windows were re-glazed. Special attention was given to detailing of the hard, jamb and sill flashings at all windows to provide durable, weathertight construction. The project, which was awarded to Park City Builders of NY, Inc., will be complete in the spring of 2007.
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3/30/07
Westmoreland Voters Approve Project
On January 16, 2007, the Westmoreland Central School District community supported the passage of a $4.7 million referendum. The project includes new science labs, renovations to the multi-purpose room, a new all-weather running track, new grandstand seating, and a new pressbox.
The design phase for this project has begun and documents are expected to go to the State Education Department for approval by mid-June 2007. The project will be bid in the fall of 2007.
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3/30/07
Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Passes $38.5M Project
The Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES put a $38.5M referendum before its voters on February 13, 2007. By a relatively wide margin, the referendum passed in each of its component school districts, ensuring the expansion of the facility for the first time since it was constructed in 1974.
The project will construct an additional 90,000 square feet of instructional and support space and will also include the renovation and upgrade of the existing 148,000 square feet of the existing facility. The major addition will link the Special Education Building with the Career and Technical Education Building. At completion of the project, BOCES will have a high quality facility with the necessary space to serve students, adults and community.
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3/1/07
MARCH Associates Announces Name Change
Effective March 1, 2007, MARCH Associates, Architects & Planners will become a Professional Limited Liability Corporation, or PLLC. Christopher J. Crolius will become the Principal manager of MARCH, with Anthony C. Martino retaining a percentage of the firm's interest. While our name may change, the high-quality service you have come to expect from MARCH Associates will continue to be our top priority.
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