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TAYLOR selected to build and design 40,000 s/f class A medical building in Calkins Corporate Park

Rendering, Calkins Corporate Park, Building #600, 600 Red Creek Drive - Henrietta, NY Rendering, Calkins Corporate Park, Building #600, 600 Red Creek Drive - Henrietta, NY

Henrietta, NY TAYLOR, a leading regional commercial general contractor, has been awarded the contract for construction of Calkins Corporate Park, Building #600. TAYLOR is partnering with Calkins Corporate Park, LLC and NH Architecture on the design and construction of the 40,000 s/f class A medical office building at 600 Red Creek Dr. Construction work is currently underway, with a project completion date slated for this spring.

Karl Schuler, TAYLOR Karl Schuler, TAYLOR

“We are proud to continue our 25 year relationship with the owners of Calkins Corporate Park, and are excited to once again collaborate on another project with them,” said Taylor president, Karl Schuler. “Taylor continues to demonstrate its expertise in class A medical office construction, having completed such projects across the country.”

TAYLOR was a key player in the design build team that brought the original six-building 160,000 s/f, 21-acre, professional office complex at Calkins Corporate Park to life. Multiple building designs combined with flexible layouts and mechanical systems allow these buildings to be suited for a variety of businesses, including: Pluta Cancer Center; UR Women’s Center; UR Occupational Medicine and Dermatology; Rockwell Automation Inc.; Borg and Ide Imaging P.C.; Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.

TAYLOR is a second-generation general contractor with over 30 years of experience in the design and construction of commercial, industrial, multifamily, and institutional buildings. Having successfully completed literally hundreds of projects throughout New York State and across the country, TAYLOR has the resources to deliver superior execution on all phases of every project from the ground up. 

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