Mosaic Associates is committed to designing environments that shape the way people live, learn, work, and play.
Cairo-Durham CSD residents approved their Capital Building Project on December 11 by a vote of 284 to 263. The $28.9 million project will create 21st-century classrooms in the High School for Science, Technology, and the Arts; a new media center; community meeting rooms; and adult learning spaces. Other upgrades will enhance security, infrastructure and energy efficiency.
Congratulations to Associate Partner Callie Gaspary, who recently took office as Vice President of the Association for Learning Environments (A4LE) Northeast Regional Chapter. Callie is also currently pursuing her Accredited Learning Environment Planner certification with A4LE.
Mosaic Partner John Onderdonk’s article on Campus Design Trends appeared in the November 16 issue of the Albany Business Review. Read it below! Campus Design Trends Q: How is digital disruption showing up on college campuses? How are colleges responding? Today’s student has a lot of options. Some of the world’s best lectures are available on YouTube for free. This has […]
Mosaic Associates Architects was honored to received the Van Rensselaer Small Business Award from the Rensselaer County Regional Chamber of Commerce at their annual Van Rensselaer Awards Dinner in September 2018. The award recognizes small businesses in Rensselaer County who have a strong commitment to the community. Principal Mike Fanning credited the team at Mosaic […]
Earlier this month, Engineering News Record (ENR) New York featured a section called City Scoop in their magazine on construction updates for the Albany, New York area. Mosaic Associates Architects was highlighted as a “Firm in Focus”. ENR New York showcased the design of the new, Gene Haas Center for Advanced Manufacturing Skills at Hudson […]
Mosaic attended Hudson Valley Community College’s groundbreaking ceremony for it’s new $14.5 million, 37,000-square-foot Gene F. Haas Center for Advanced Manufacturing Skills (CAMS) on Wednesday, April 11, 2018. The ceremony was led by President, Dr. Andrew Matonak, and attended by the College Board of Trustees, the Board of Directors of the College Foundation, elected officials, […]
