Summer 2021 Newsletter

Summer 2021

This summer, Flynn Battaglia Architects revamped and redesigned our internet home at www.flynnbattaglia.com. Much like some of the buildings that we renovate and improve, we hope that we have brought our web presence to address the current needs of our colleagues and clients.

Visitor Center at the George Eastman Museum wins AIA Rochester Award 
The 2021 AIA Rochester Design Awards Presentation occurred on Friday, June 11, 2021, where the Visitor Center at the George Eastman Museum took home a Merit Award in the Institutional Category. Design began in 2017 and construction broke ground January 2020 on the addition and renovation project. The design team included Flynn Battaglia Architects, Siracuse Engineers, Pathfinder Engineers & Architects and Bayer Landscape Architecture. 

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Rental Assistance Corporation Offices Under Construction
 
 The Rental Assistance Corporation operations are based in a 1920s era Warner Brothers film storage building that over time had evolved into office space. This evolution provided some inefficient building situations especially regarding circulation and natural lighting. The team at FBA worked closely with the client to assess the space and engage with the needs of the staff. Working from a close understanding of the client needs and existing space, we were able to generate a design that modernized both the layout and materials of the space while improving the comfort of the staff with access to natural daylighting and increased circulation from floor to floor. With construction intended to come to a close later this Fall, we share the excitement of the RAC staff to see their new workplace come together!

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Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park Hangar Building Phase I Construction CompletesIf you’ve been down to the Buffalo Waterfront this summer, you’ve probably noticed ongoing construction at the Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park Hangar Building. This metal building, originally constructed in 2005 as storage for large exhibit pieces, is in process of being reimagined to suit the Naval Park’s current needs for an identifiable entry and a large gathering space to support visitor and community programming. Phase I is nearly complete, which included the construction of new restrooms and new finishes within the building. A planned Phase II will include an expanded gift shop and iconic new entrance sequence for the museum.

Thank you for your continued support in 2021!

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