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Ciminelli Real Estate and Seavest Healthcare Properties, LLC unveils public art installation at Conventus

Permanent installation by artist Terri Katz Kasimov Permanent installation by artist Terri Katz Kasimov
Williamsville, NY Project developer Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. and investment management firm and partner, Seavest Healthcare Properties, LLC, unveiled a public art display at Conventus, the new center for collaborative medicine located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. A special preview took place during a private reception that was held November 19.
Malika Basheer, Seavest Healthcare Properties, LLC Malika Basheer, Seavest Healthcare Properties, LLC
Permanent and temporary artwork is prominently displayed inside and outside the building, welcoming tenants and visitors and creating a cultural experience within the healthcare environment. Permanent featured works by artist Terri Katz Kasimov include a sprawling, painted canvas and large scale narrative collage that complement the main lobby area of the building. Temporary installations in the lobby include work from local artists Catherine Linder Spencer and Ginny O’Brien. Ciminelli will also introduce the Connect Gallery, a collaborative effort with University at Buffalo Art Galleries Art Education Program and the Program’s community partners. The inaugural exhibition features artwork by Aspire of WNY, Inc. iXpress Program artists. In addition, Ciminelli collaborated with Rigidized Metals, University at Buffalo professors Christopher Romano and Nicholas Bruscia, and students from UB’s School of Architecture & Planning to design functional yet beautiful wind screens for the exterior of the building. They are crafted with stainless steel perforated metal panels and stainless steel plates, and are illuminated at night. The 7-story Conventus building totals 350,000 s/f of clinical, office, research, and retail space. It is located at the Northern Gateway to the Medical Campus, and will create a physical connection with the John R. Oshei Children’s Hospital and UB’s Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. The project reached substantial completion in June 2015. “In all healthcare properties, we seek to create an inviting environment for our tenants and their patients. We fully support and applaud Ciminelli’s extensive planning and efforts to achieve this goal at Conventus by partnering with the local art community,” said Malika Basheer, vice president, asset management of Seavest. Headquartered in Buffalo, New York, Ciminelli Real Estate Corporation provides commercial real estate services - including property management, development, leasing, and construction - to over 350 international, national, and local clients in Western and Central New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Florida. Seavest Healthcare Properties LLC is a real estate investment management firm focused on the medical office and outpatient facility sector. The firm acquires existing properties, joint ventures with established developers to build new properties, and asset manages medical office buildings, outpatient facilities and similar healthcare real estate assets. A pioneer in this sector, Seavest made its first healthcare real estate investment in the mid-1980s. Today, the firm has a significant portfolio of medical office and outpatient properties which are controlled through dedicated healthcare real estate investment funds. For more information, please visit www.SeavestHCP.com .
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