Page 62 - Mercy College_BarrandBarr_7.26.17

Ronald F. Cardillo, Leed®AP
Vice President, MEP Project Manager

EDUCATION SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - LIFE SCIENCE
Utica Free Academy COMPLEX
Cert. - Trane Commercial Systems Technical Kevin P. Noble/Manager of Engineering
Cert. - Federal Refrigerant Transition and 315.443.5430
Recovery kpnoble@syr.edu
Cert. - Underground Utility Gas Fusion
Certifi cation CORNELL NYC TECH
State of New York Dept. of Labor Diana Allegretti/AD Design & Construction
Certifi cation Program with Local 79/112
OSHA Safety and Hazard Communication 646.632.4985
Certifi cation dla83@cornell.edu
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE HAMILTON COLLEGE
30 Steve Bellona/AVP for Facilities and Planning
YEARS WITH BARR & BARR 315.859.4500
16 sbellona@hamilton.edu

As your MEP Project Manager, Ron brings his extensive mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fi re protection experience to
every project, complemented by his LEED accreditation. This allows him to support the early on design development and a
cost and installation eff ective means. His hands on attention to systems and commissioning accelerates a seamless transition
in turning over the MEP operations to the Owner.

SIMILAR PROJECTS

Cornell NYC Tech, Roosevelt Island, NY Hamilton College, Clinton, NY
The Bloomberg Center Blood Fitness and Dance Center & Little Squash Center
150,000 SF. Th e Bloomberg Center is the fi rst of several buildings to 51,175 SF. Th e state-of-the-art facility triples the previous space
be constructed of the new Cornell NYC Tech Campus on Roosevelt for fi tness and includes a glass enclosed aerobic/cardio training
Island. Th e Bloomberg Center provides graduate students, faculty area that overlooks Steuben Field, two rooms for resistance and
and administrators with a new facility for research and education. Th e weight-training, a three-story climbing wall, a dance studio and a
building design refl ects Cornell’s goals of creativity and excellence, multipurpose room. Built along the north wall of the fi eld house,
providing fl exible academic spaces and pioneering new standards the Little Squash Center features 10 regulation-size squash courts,
in building performances and sustainability. including two with exhibition gallery seating for 138 spectators.

Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ Kirner Johnson Additions and Renovations
New Library Addition and Renovation 92,000 SF. Th e multi-phased upgrades to the existing Kirner Johnson
104,000 SF. Th e library features seminar rooms, reading rooms, building included an addition that houses 41 new faculty offi ces,
space for lectures and recitals, expanded exhibit space, a cafe, an eight 20 person class rooms, fi ve seminar/conference rooms and a
information technology center supporting systems for the library’s common area. Renovations also included changes to the exiting 125
digital collections and resources for Special Collections including seat lecture hall and historic “red pit” lecture hall.
facilities for preservation and repair of rare books and manuscripts.
Unifi ed Science Center
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 210,000 SF. Th e Science Center houses offi ces and laboratories for
Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Geosciences, Physics and Psychology.
Life Sciences Complex
230,000 SF. Syracuse’s six-story Life Science Complex consolidates Th e complex contains a tri-climate rooftop greenhouse, auditorium,
classroom and laboratory instructional space for biochemistry, biology coff eehouse and more than 100 teaching and research laboratories.
and chemistry. Th e new Milton atrium also conjoins the chemistry
department whose research facilities are situated in the Center for Orchestra of St. Luke’s, New York, NY
Science and Technology located next to the Life Science Complex. The DiMenna Center for Classical Music
20,000 SF. Th e DiMenna Center boasts a large orchestra rehearsal
hall, a chamber orchestra rehearsal hall, a chamber ensemble room,
Colgate University, Hamilton, NY
a green room, two artist studios, a learning and media center, a
The Robert Hung Ngai Ho Science Center musician’s lounge and café, a music library, a resource center, instrument
119,000 SF. Th e Science Center is designed to enhance the sciences, storage facilities and offi ces on a high fl oor with lots of light, lobby
encourage multidisciplinary fi elds of study, teach students collaborative and lounge areas. Th e centerpiece is the Mary Flagler Cary hall, a
learning, and recognize the importance of community outreach. It large hall that can accommodate rehearsals and recording sessions
houses the environmental studies, geography, geology, physics, and for a full symphony orchestra plus chorus.
astronomy departments, as well as part of the biology department.
Each department’s offi ces and laboratories are distributed throughout
the building to ensure frequent interactions between professors and
students of diff erent disciplines.