UTICA, N.Y. — A Syracuse company will handle the redevelopment of the former Utica Steam Cotton Factory at 600 State St. in downtown Utica.
Lahinch Group, LLC will renovate the facility, which is near the site of the Mohawk Valley Health System downtown hospital, per the office of Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri, which referred to the structure as an “anchor building in downtown Utica.”
The renovation is scheduled to be complete in 2021 and will provide attractive commercial space and continue the positive transformation of downtown and surrounding neighborhoods, the mayor contends.
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“I’m pleased to announce the redevelopment of the former Utica Steam Cotton Factory,” Palmieri said in a release. “This project is yet another sign of downtown Utica’s rebirth. With the advent of a state-of-the-art medical campus, this facility will provide a unique opportunity for businesses to relocate and grow.”
The building will offer between 3,000 and 40,000 square feet of medical and commercial space; between 1,500 and 10,000 square feet of food and beverage space; along with on-site parking; amenities that include a fitness center, tenant lounge and on-site storage; and “historic” features that include natural brick, post and beam construction, and nine-foot windows, per Palmieri’s office.
