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Sciences & Technology Management The 75,000 square foot CESTM building houses a research facility, laboratories, offices, conference rooms, and an incubator industrial space. The facility includes the Atmospheric Sciences Research Centers, the NY Center for Advanced Thin Film Technology (CAT), and the National Weather Service regional forecast office. The building consists of two different wings, connected with an impressive three-story entrance rotunda and 120 foot high tower.

Construction Cost $5,200,000Size 24,000 sfSpecial Distinctions Soil Abatement Geothermal Heating/Cooling Start Date December 2007 Completion Date September 2009 The Union Graduate College’s new facility is a LEED Certified building that has united the schools of the college in one location for the first time in its history. Built on an old gas station site, the project experienced problems from the very start. MLB was faced with an unusual amount of contamination in the soils which delayed the project for more than a month. Once the soil was removed, the project proceeded with great efficiency. The three-story, 24,000 square-foot structure is…

Riverside Building MLB was chosen from a large group of contractors to replace the store front of the University of Tampa’s Riverside Building. The complexity of this job was the timing. MLB needed to guarantee that the day-to-day use continued for the campus throughout the construction duration. MLB coordinated extensive electrical and concrete work during the project and was able to turn the building over to the University at the scheduled time.

Biomedical/Biotechnology Research Institute This facility is an innovative research and training institute dedicated to the advancement of fundamental knowledge of human diseases. The facility provides 11 state-of-the-art research laboratories, a modern animal facility, computing and visualization laboratories, an auditorium, and 30 offices. The building was constructed with over 10,000 square feet of aluminum panels and glazing, 2,000 cubic yards of concrete and 250 tons of steel.

Wilton Center A 32,500 square foot facility which includes 14 classrooms, state-of-the-art interdisciplinary laboratory, 75 seat lecture hall, and geothermal HVAC system. The exterior façade features a natural stone veneer with glass accents to establish continuity with the neighborhood’s appearance. This two-story building tripled the size of the existing SUNY Adirondack Wilton Campus, which has seen a significant increase in enrollment since the grand opening.