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Construction, Design & Real Estate

Paul Smith’s College installs high-efficiency wood-pellet boiler

Paul Smith’s College in the Adirondacks is installing a sustainable, wood-pellet boiler system to heat its three academic buildings.  This $600,000 project is one of the first uses in New York state of a high-efficiency and low-emission wood-pellet boiler heating system to heat multiple buildings, according to a New York State Energy Research and Development […]

NYPA, SUNY complete energy-efficiency projects in Buffalo, Syracuse

The New York Power Authority (NYPA) on Dec. 9 announced that it as completed comprehensive energy-efficiency projects at two State University of New York (SUNY) campuses — the University at Buffalo and Upstate Medical University in Syracuse.  The projects will save a combined $1.4 million in annual energy costs for state taxpayers and remove more than 7,700

Ashley McGraw settles into new downtown Syracuse headquarters

SYRACUSE — Ashley McGraw Architects, D.P.C.’s new downtown Syracuse office has numerous attributes and features incorporating sustainability. The architecture firm moved to a 9,000-square-foot space on the 15th floor of the Onondaga Tower at 125 East Jefferson St. in September, from its previous 11,500-square-foot office at 500. S. Salina St., says Deborah Rhea, chief operating

New York State Golf Association buys Jamesville Road building

The New York State Golf Association recently bought the 6,064-square-foot office building located at 4933 Jamesville Road in the town of DeWitt for $565,000.  John L. Clark and Brian Balash of Cushman Wakefield / Pyramid Brokerage represented the buyer, and Josh Podkaminer of Emhoff Associates represented the seller in this transaction. The prior owner of

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Keystone State’s natural-gas boom lifts Payne’s Cranes

BAINBRIDGE — Pennsylvania led the country in spawning the oil business at Titusville in 1859. Today, the northeastern counties of the state are enjoying a natural-gas boom. According to the Monthly Labor Review (February 2014) published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in the industry rose 259.3 percent between 2006 and 2012. The

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