8th grader, Lucas Mitchell, of Farnsworth Middle School joined the C2 Design Group team today. He was able to work one-on-one with a few of our architects to get a real feel for what really goes into putting those blueprints together and bringing them to life. C2 Design Group regularly partners with [...]
Demolition begins on our new job site at the former Olender Building on State Street in Schenectady. The location will soon be home to the new Electric City Luxury Apartments, featuring 105 luxury apartments and underground parking. LINK TO FULL STORY
Rotterdam, NY - January 22, 2016 - The former Friendly's restaurant building in Rotterdam is going down. At the town's last Planning Commission meeting, the board approved a concept site plan for Sunmark Federal Credit Union to demolish the existing 3,105-square-foot old Friendly's and build a branch of the credit union in its [...]
Schenectady, NY ? November 13, 2015 - The Schenectady County Metroplex Development Authority today announced that work has begun on the $20 million ?Electric City? Luxury Apartment project in downtown Schenectady. The project is a joint effort between HighBridge Development and Prime Companies. The $20 million investment will build 105 luxury apartments and 9,900 square feet of ground floor retail on lower State Street and Erie Boulevard in downtown Schenectady
As principal of C2 Design Architecture, Michael Roman won several significant contracts in recent years at his Schenectady, New York, firm and developed strong professional relationships while, in a sense, flying below the radar. Now, Roman has laid the groundwork to build an even bigger portfolio at the 10-person firm by bringing in a new partner, expanding the suite of services and re-branding as C2 Design Group.
Schenectady County Community College will move its workforce development program into a vacant building in downtown Schenectady, New York by fall 2015, nearly six years after the college acquired the building. The school is renovating the first floor of the three-story building at 201 State St., donated to SCCC in 2009 by the Kindl family. The workforce development program provides noncredit courses and job training.
SCHENECTADY ? Construction on a $20 million housing and retail project on Schenectady?s lower State Street corridor could begin this fall if the city Planning Commission approves the project this week. With one final property in hand, the developers behind the massive Robinson Block project will go before the commission at its monthly meeting Wednesday night. Highbridge Development of Schenectady and Prime Companies of Cohoes are requesting a site plan review for a demolition and construction project that will span six properties on the 200 block of State Street and one on Erie Boulevard for a total of 1.1 acres.
Michael DeMasi-Reporter- Albany Business Review Two major downtown redevelopment projects in upstate New York ? one in Schenectady, the other in Troy ? got a big boost Thursday. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced $1.5 million in funding for the developers of Monument Square in Troy, and $1.2 million for the so-called Robinson block in Schenectady. They were among $60 million in funding awarded in the Capital Region as part of the Regional Economic Development Council awards, a statewide competition now in its fourth year. The school is renovating the first floor of the three-story building at 201 State St., donated to SCCC in 2009 by the Kindl family. The workforce development program provides noncredit courses and job training.
Schenectady County Community College will move its workforce development program into a vacant building in downtown Schenectady, New York by fall 2015, nearly six years after the college acquired the building. The school is renovating the first floor of the three-story building at 201 State St., donated to SCCC in 2009 by the Kindl family. The workforce development program provides noncredit courses and job training.
