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Posted: November 10, 2015
Picone Construction continues work on $4.5 million mixed-use building
Buffalo, NY Picone Construction Corp. continue work and have completed one of the following projects:
Picone Construction Corp. continues work on the development at 301 Ohio St. in Buffalo. The $4.5 million, 52,000 s/f five-story mixed-use building will house two restaurants, 10,000 s/f of commercial space, and 21 one and two-bedroom apartments. Units will also include balconies overlooking the Buffalo River. The building, designed by Chaintreuil, Jenson, Stark Architects will include a façade of concrete paneling and Corten weather steel cladding. Completion of this project is scheduled for 2016.
Picone has also started renovations and an addition to Emerling Ford located at 150 South Cascade Dr. in Springville. Work includes: selective demolition, concrete flatwork, masonry, millwork, insulation, metal composite panels and metal siding (ribbed metal siding panel), roofing, firestopping; caulking, doors and hardware, aluminum storefront/curtain wall systems and glazing, carpentry and acoustics, ceramic tile, carpet and vinyl composition tile, painting, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, toilet accessories, fire extinguishers, cabinets, window treatments and mirrors. The architect of record is Daryl Martin Architect.
The firm completed renovations on the E.D. Farrell Company Corporate Office located at 105 Empire Dr. in West Seneca. Work included: select demolition, carpentry, millwork, acoustic ceiling tiles, drywall, vinyl composition tile, carpeting, painting, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical.
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