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Posted: May 12, 2014
Picone Construction continues interior renovations to The Parish Commons
Picone Construction Corp. continues work on renovations to The Parish Commons located at 656 Elmwood Ave. Renovations included minor demolition, carpentry, drywall, insulation, painting, wood framing, and installation of wood flooring and new stairs.
Picone Construction has completed the replacement of Kenmore Mercy Hospital's cooling towers located at 2950 Elmwood Ave., Kenmore. The project consisted of demolition and replacement of existing cooling towers with three new cooling towers. Installed on a new structural steel framing system over existing concrete piers. Work also included all rework and extension of existing mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems as required for installation of the cooling tower units as well as demolition, removal and replacement of existing support steel and maintenance platform. This was an owner occupied site during all phases of construction. The architect for this project was Kideney Architects, PC.
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