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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 19, 2019
SWBR wins two NAIOP Awards of Excellence at annual ceremony for Evergreen Center and American Packaging
Evergreen Center, Buffalo, NY
Buffalo, NY SWBR was recognized at the 2018 NAIOP Upstate New York Chapter Awards of Excellence ceremony for two projects — Evergreen Center in Buffalo, and the new American Packaging manufacturing facility in Chili.
The NAIOP awards celebrate the high-quality and innovative achievements of regional commercial real-estate projects from upstate New York.
Recognized with the Best Medical Office Award, Evergreen Center houses a medical clinic and office space for Evergreen Health, allowing the organization to carry out its mission of providing medical, supportive and behavioral services to those underserved in the community. SWBR designed the 33,000 s/f, five-story addition, which doubled the size of Evergreen Center’s previous facility.
Winning the Best Industrial Development Award of Excellence, the new American Packaging manufacturing facility, designed by SWBR, is a 215,000 s/f satellite flexographic printing facility for food packaging. The design and build team of The Pike Co. and SWBR completed the project in 2018. The new operation added 70 jobs, with the company expecting to add almost 200 more once phase two of the expansion on the 40-acre site is complete.
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