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Project of the Month: Taylor breaks ground for Whitney Town Center and 151-unit Legends at Whitney senior apartment project

Fairport, NY Taylor, a leading regional commercial general contractor in the region, has been awarded the contract for construction of Whitney Town Center, and The Legends at Whitney Senior Apartment Community. Taylor is joining a partnership headed by Landers Management and Morgan Communities, both out of Rochester, for development of the 28,000 s/f of retail space and 151-unit senior apartment community located at 650 Whitney Rd. and 100 Clear Spring Trl., respectively. Construction work is currently underway, with completion of the entire development expected by mid-July, 2017.

“We are proud to partner with Peter Landers and Bob Morgan, some of the premier developers in Upstate New York, to bring this monumental mixed-use development to the town of Perinton,” said Taylor CEO, Jim Taylor. “This project not only addresses a community need for market-rate senior housing and convenient retail, but will greatly benefit the neighboring community by redefining and advancing the growth of the Whitney Rd. corridor.”

Rendering, Whitney Town Center - Fairport, NY Rendering, Whitney Town Center - Fairport, NY

The newest place to live, shop and play on the east side! Whitney Town Center in Fairport, will feature 28,500 s/f of retail space, professional offices and medical services, offering a warm and welcoming neighborhood shopping experience. With a potential mix of casual dining, service providers and retail shops, along with abundant outdoor recreation areas, there’s something for everyone.

Central to the Whitney Town Center development, The Legends at Whitney feature 151 market rate apartments for active adults 55 and better. This brand new apartment community frees residents from the responsibilities of home ownership, leaving more time to enjoy living and favorite activities.

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, Taylor has the resources to deliver superior execution on all phases of every project from the ground up.

Project team:

Architect: Lauer-Manguso & Associates Architects

Civil Engineer: Marathon Engineering

Concrete: Manitou Concrete

Electrical: Douglas Electric Co., Inc.

Fire Protection: Colonial Fire Protection Systems, Inc.

General Contractor: Taylor, the Builders

Plumbing: Billone Mechanical Contractors

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