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Main Office: 20 Gurley Avenue, Troy, New York 12182
Phone: 518-272-2541 | Fax: 518-272-1196
ESTIMATING FAX: 518-237-9351
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- 880 days without an injury
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Easy access to Interstate I-90 and only minutes to Albany International Airport and the Rensselaer Train Station
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SAVE THE DATE! The 15th Annual U.W. Marx Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Golf Classic is scheduled for
Monday, July 20, 2009 at The Country Club of Troy. Click on the HVCC Foundation Logo above for registration information.
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The newly constructed Rensselaer Train Station in September 2002. See more on the project in the Transportation section of our portfolio.
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U.W. Marx Begins QUAD Additions & Renovation Project at Clarkson
U.W. Marx's General Contracting Division has begun work on an aggressively-scheduled 'summer-slammer' project at Clarkson that will
add an additional floor to each of the 'The Quad' residence halls - Cubley, Reynolds, Ross & Brooks Halls. In addition to the new fourth floor,
the project scope of work includes asbestos abatement and major renovations to the four buildings' mechanical, electrical and
plumbing systems.
The fast-tracked project will require elements of Design-Build construction to meet the Owner's targeted completion date of
August 15, 2009. Working closely with architectural firm
Perkins + Will of Boston, Massachusetts, the Marx team expects to
complete all construction operations in time to allow students into the residence halls prior to the start of the 2009 fall semester.
Marx's project team includes Clarkson alumni Project Executive Andrew Giordano, P.E. (Clarkson '79), Sr. Project Manager
Chris Hewison, PMP, LEED(R) AP (Clarkson '95) and Assistant Project Manager Dan Tuttle (Clarkson '09). The Marx team is rounded out by Assistant
Project Manager Jarrod Mills and Project Superintendent Paul Arena.
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NYS First Lady Michelle Paige Paterson Announces NYS Executive Mansion Achieves LEED (R) Gold Certification
at Northeast Green Building Conference 2009
NYS First Lady Paterson made a surprise announcement at the event, verifying that the US Green Building Council had
certified the Governor's Mansion at the Gold level, surpassing the Silver level for which the project had originally applied.
Mrs. Paterson's 'Greening the Mansion' initiative, begun by former First Lady Silda Wall Spitzer, included a number of energy-efficiency
improvements (including installation of photovoltaic panels and energy-saving appliances), ecologically-sound maintenance practices,
hybrid-powered 'green' maintenance equipment, as well as a local and organic food policy.
The NYS Governor's Mansion, a 150 year-old structure located on Eagle Street in Albany, New York's Capital City, is now the first
executive residence in the United States to be certified at the Gold level. Colorado's executive residence is the only other executive
residence to achieve LEED certification, reaching the 'basic' LEED level in fall of 2008.
Wayne Williams, LEED AP, Chief Sustainability Officer at U.W. Marx and Vice Chair of the NY Upstate Chapter of the US Green Building Council,
indicated that the event was very well-received, and plans are already underway for the 2nd Annual NEGBC, to be held beginning on April 22nd (Earth Day) in 2010.
The Northeast Green Building Conference is a collaborative educational effort of the US Green Building Council New York Upstate Chapter, Associated General Contractors of NYS
and the Workforce Development Institute at Hudson Valley Community College.
L-R, John Egan, Commissioner, NYS OGS; Anna Campas, PE, LEED AP, AIA, NYS OGS;
NYS First Lady Paterson; Tracie Hall, Executive Director, NY Upstate Chapter
US Green Building Council; Wayne Williams, Vice Chair, NYUC USGBC, Chief Sustainability Officer,
U.W. Marx, Inc.
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U.W. Marx Selected LEED & Construction Consultant for Stony Creek Free Library Project
The Stony Creek (NY) Free Library Board of Trustees has selected U.W. Marx as LEED and Construction Consultant for their
planned addition and historic renovation/restoration project at the former Stony Creek Methodist Church. The Board of Trustees
hopes to design and construct the building to meet LEED Gold-level certification by the U.S. Green Building Council.
The library board has analyzed and reviewed numerous design opportunities and challenges with their architectural consultant,
and is now moving further into the schematic design phase. By including U.W. Marx Chief Sustainability Officer Wayne Williams,
LEED AP early in this process, the Board of Trustees is on track to realize their commitment to designing and
constructing a building that will not only serve the needs of the Adirondack hilltown's community members,
but will also serve as a living example of sustainability.
The project to convert the deconsecrated church to a library with community gathering spaces has been registered with the USGBC.
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