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⚪ Demolished existing structure after extensive abatement of hazardous materials.

⚪ Built new core/shell building on same footprint to simplify Planning & Zoning approval.

⚪ Fit out complete interior all on raised floor pedestal system with 138 miles of under-floor pavers and data wiring to systems furniture.

⚪ Completed all sitework and Teflon fabric covered parking structures.

⚪ Infrastructure included emergency generator, UPS system, communications room, fiber optic cabling, dual redundancy power and communication systems, four high speed passenger elevators and one freight elevator.

⚪ Full service state-of-the-art kitchen and cafeteria.

⚪ 38 high tech conference rooms with blackout curtains, large scale flat screen displays, overhead projector systems and video-conferencing.

⚪ Sustainable elements included: natural bluestone lobby floor, clear-double-pane glass, Lutron Daylighting System, xeriscaping, recycled rubber tire carpeting, reclaimed birchwood flooring, recycling of construction debris.

⚪ Highly technical security system at all doors, elevators, floors, lobbies with cameras throughout the building and site.

⚪ Construction management services included: constructability review, budgeting, value engineering, subcontractor bid and award, safety and logistical planning, pre-purchase program, scheduling, phasing, construction and commissioning oversight.

Nokia Corporation Harrison, NY

ServicesConstruction Management

Construction TypeCommercial – Corporate

Size102,000 square feet

Contract$33,600,000

ArchitectStudios Architecture/ Perkins & Will

Nokia Corporation

“A.P. Construction was instrumental in working with the Town of Harrison in classifying our project as a renovation. They handled the site plan approval and covered parking

hearings with utmost professionalism. Their initial value engineering to keep the budget in line, coupled with handling a multitude of design changes throughout the entire

project in an expedient manner, allowed us to have occupancy as scheduled.”

Ken Howell, Director of Construction, Nokia