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New York Wine & Culinary Center
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 LECESSE Construction served as construction manager in the 18,450 square foot new construction of the New York Wine and Culinary Center in Canandaigua, New York. The center includes a training kitchen for hands-on cooking classes, industrial kitchens for credited culinary classes, a restaurant, a cooking demonstration theatre, a wine tasting center, a retail shop and the offices of the New York Wine & Grape Foundation. Because of its proximity to the water, underground piles were created by driving 16 steel columns down 20 to 30 feet for stabilization. LECESSE partnered with Architect Tim Tyskiewicz on this project.
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 LECESSE Construction served as construction manager for the City of Rochester during the renovation and new construction of the former Rochester War Memorial in Rochester, New York. Massive renovations included the relocation of loading dock and show staging areas, demolition of structures on all 4 sides and complete HVAC upgrades. The expansion from 7,500 to 12,500 seats with luxury suites and handicap amenities was completed while the Arena was in full use for hockey and other events without realizing any downtime or loss of revenue to the venue. LECESSE partnered with DeWolff Partership/Rosetti Arhcitect on this project
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Port of Rochester Ferry Terminal
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 LECESSE Construction served as Construction Manager for the City of Rochester on the additions to and renovations of a 44,000 square foot former port warehouse into a 62,000 square foot terminal for international arrivals and departure. The port includes space for embarking and disembarking passengers, retail commercial space, offices and storage for ferry personnel, US Customs Agents and the US Immigration & Naturalization Service in Charlotte, New York. LECESSE partnered with LaBella Associates on this project.
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 LECESSE Construction served as construction manager for Clinton Square Associates on the new construction of a 14-story, 330,000 square foot, Class A, office building with a 400 car underground parking garage in Rochester, New York. Challenges included blasting rock for removal to a depth of 2 stories below grade. Weather issues necessitated covering the entire building with a tennis bubble to allow concrete pours to continue through the winter. The structure is a post-tensioned concrete frame with decorative pre-cast concrete skin. LECESSE partnered with HOK of Washington, DC and DeWolff Partnership of Rochester, NY on this project.
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