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Posted: March 3, 2020
Upstate New York NAIOP Chapter holds annual awards dinner Jan. 23
Depew, NY The Upstate New York NAIOP Chapter held its Annual Awards Dinner on January 23th at Salvatore’s Italian Garden. 200 professionals attended the event, which celebrated some of the best projects in the region by its members including:
- 79 Perry, Best Historic Adaptive Reuse. Developer Pegular Sports and Entertainment; architect Camina Wood Morris
- 500 Pearl, Best Historic Adaptive Mixed-use: Developer Ellicott Development; architect, Kideney Architects, and Construction Managment, LeChase Construction Services
- The Clinic at UBNS, Best Healthcare: Developer Regent Co.; architect, Silvestri Architects
- Henrietta Public Libarary, Best Educational/Insitutional. Developed by town of Henrietta; architect Passero Associates; construction services, Christa Construction
- Visting Nurses Association, Best New Construction Office: Developed, designed and construction by Uniland
- Jazzboline, Best Hospitality; Developed, designed and constructed by Iskalo
- Lockport Family YMCA, Best Educational/Insitutional: Developer, YMCA Buffalo Niagara, architect, CJS Architects, construction management, LeChase Construction Services
- Axis 360, Best Community Development: Developed by Legacy Development
- Dash’s Market, Best Retail: Developer, Joe Dash, architect, Wendel, construction services, Javen Construction
- Magic Spell Studios, Best Community Development: Developer, Rochester Institute of Technology; architect, SWBR; construction services, Welliver
- IDEX, Best Industrial: Developed, design and constructed by LeFrois Builders and Developers
Upstate NAIOP thanks their sponsors, Carmina Wood Morris, DPC, LaBella Associates, Ellicott Development, Sinatra & Company Real Estate, Ciminelli Real Estate Corporation, Uniland Development Company, M&T Bank, Wendel, Hodgson Russ LLP, and LESTER APPRAISAL.
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