Mosaic Associates is committed to designing environments that shape the way people live, learn, work, and play.
(East Greenbush, NY – October 26, 2011) Partners and staff from Mosaic Associates joined stakeholders from Hudson Valley Community College and the region yesterday in a ceremonial groundbreaking celebration of the construction of its new technologically-advanced science center. Construction of the $35 million, 100,000-square-foot center began this summer and is expected to be completed in […]
Last evening around 9:30 p.m. at the NYS Museum, Mosaic’s “MosaiCAN” team finished stacking the last cans made to look like tassels of hair on their Angry Birds themed canstructure for the Capital Region’s first annual CANstruction charity and event. CANstruction is a non-profit organization which has hosted food drive and design/build competitions around the […]
Mosaic Associates is one of nine teams in the Capital Region participating in the first annual Canstruction competition. Canstruction is an international charity committed to ending hunger based on the concept that one can of food may change someone’s life and one single person can make a difference. Mosaic and eight other teams in the […]
This week Mosaic Associates was elated to hear the news that their long-time client Oswego County BOCES (OCB) gained community support to pass a $35.4 million renovation project at their main campus in Mexico, NY. The project includes a $20 million critical needs plan to address aging infrastructure systems. The remaining $15.4 million will be […]
Mosaic Associates and Integrated Building Systems recently collaborated on the design and implementation of a solar array for the Arlington Central School District located in Poughkeepsie, NY. Two fields of solar panels consisting of 52 panels each were installed on the roof of the Arlington High School. The solar panels are expected to produce more […]
(East Greenbush, NY – January 11, 2011) Mosaic Associates is working with the Mechanicville District Public Library to design proposed renovations and a 3,000 s.f. expansion to their facility on Main Street. Due to a steady increase in visitors during 2008, 2009 and a 30% increase in visitors during 2010, a community taskforce made up […]
