This project invovles a 5,400 square foot vertical expansion, adding a 3rd floor storage and manufacturing area. A granulator, a specialized piece of equipment, will be installed. Mechanical systems will be expanded to accomodate the addition. All work is being performed while the facility is in full operation.

This project involves interior and exterior renovations to update and preserve the historic Colgate Inn. The renovation includes refinishing and updating all guest rooms, relocating the dining area, kitchen, and expanding the Inn’s available space for use as a banquet hall and meeting area.

Phase 1 of this project involved the installation of a new façade for the Cortland Commerce Center. The add-on involved the installation of new insulated windows, application of an exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) and fresh paint.

The Chris J. and Marshia K. Witting Surgical expansion is a four-story expansion to Crouse Hospital. This project is made up of a series of renovations to existing space as well as the addition to a growing hospital community.

This project invovles the conversion of the existing A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital building into Fulton Medical Center. The completed building will centralize several imaging satellites, expand the existing Urgent Care, Outpatient Blood Lab, Occupational Therapy that have all operated since the Hospital closed. In addition, a new Endoscopy office will be included as well as plans for a future ambulatory surgery center.

Owner: Onondaga Hill Volunteer Fire Department Architect: Schopfer Architects, LLP

Phase III of the Oswego Hospital renovation and renewal project will renovate 36,000 square feet of existing administrative space, the public entrances, emergency care and imaging departments. The renovations to the emergency wing will include a 2,300 square foot addition, reconstruction of the exterior canopy and all associated site work. Complete demolition of the third floor OB/GYN will make room for a 10,000 square foot, state-of-the-art laboratory and step-down facilities.

This project invovled a 60,000 square foot renovation at SRCTec's headquarters for use as offices and high-tech manufacturing. The renovation expanded the headquarters into the remaining space that previously served a different tenant and claims the entirety of the building for SRCTec. SRCTec required the space to meet the growing demands of its clients.

This project involves the phased renovation of St. Joseph's 5th floor maternity ward. The project involved renovating half of the ward while the balance remained fully operational. After completion of the first phase, the maternity ward shifted operations and patients over to the new portion while the remainder of the floor was renovated.