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Posted: September 30, 2025
Developing Long Island:
Station Yards
Ronkonkoma, NY TRITEC’s Station Yards is redefining Long Island as a modern, transit-oriented destination. At the center of this transformation is SPECTOR companies, the project’s architect and designer, renowned for creating innovative, functional, and elegant environments.
Blending Long Island’s character with a contemporary aesthetic, the architecture emphasizes warm materials, sustainable strategies, and thoughtful detail. With resort-style courtyards, recreational lawns, and vibrant gathering spaces, Station Yards re-imagines how Long Island lives, works, and connects.
Project Info
Project Title: Station Yards
Project Location: Ronkonkoma, NY
Property Type: Multi-Family Residential
Project Type: New
Year Started: Construction 2024
Est. Date Completed: Anticipated June, 2026
Project Team
Architect: SPECTOR companies
Client: Tritec Development Group, LLC / Tritec Building Company, Inc.
Structural Engineer: O’Donnell & Naccarato Structural Engineers
Civil/Site, MEPF Engineer, Landscape Architecture: H2M Architects + Engineers
Precast Concrete Garage: High Concrete Group, LLC
Sustainability Consultant: Sustainable Comfort, Inc.
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