DASNY completes $43 million for SUNY in three short months

DASNY staff members were hard at work over the summer serving SUNY customers. A core component of our work with SUNY is summer residence hall rehabilitation. Over a 90-day period, we successfully completed 31 SUNY summer projects at 12 campuses. These projects, provide innovative, sustainable and modern living spaces for students from throughout New York State, across the country and around the world. DASNY managed four additional major capital projects for SUNY valued at $62.2 million. These projects represent substantial economic activity for the local communities. 

• At SUNY New Paltz, we completed Ridgeview Hall (shown below),a beautiful new $31.5 million residence hall that will be home to 225 students.
  
  
• At Buffalo State College, we completed Tower One, a $12.7 million renovation project that is expected to receive LEED Silver Certification.
  
  
• At SUNY Oswego, we completed the $11.5 million renovation of Waterbury Hall, which is now home to 224 students. The new building provides a healthier living space and an enhanced learning environment. In keeping with SUNY and DASNY's steadfast commitment to sustainability, construction waste was sorted, existing stone was reused, light pollution was reduced, a storm water system was installed, LED lights with timers were integrated into the building, auto shut-off faucets were fitted, refrigerants from the old, discarded drinking fountains were reclaimed, and new drinking fountains capable of filling water bottles were placed throughout.
  
  
• At SUNY Plattsburgh’s Mason Hall, we completed a $6.5 million interior gut renovation, providing a fresh, new home to 199 students.

SUNY New Paltz's Ridgeview Hall

DASNY supports New York's youth in need – Ketchum-Grande Memorial School opens doors on newly renovated campus

In New York State, so-called "853 schools," provide programs to students under 21 years of age who have disabilities such as mental illness, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, behavioral problems, and autism. DASNY has been financing and constructing facilities for "853 schools" since 1991.