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Multifamily Residential

Bayard School Lofts

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[Sota's] involvement in the project was instrumental in it achieving such a successful outcome.

— Jeffrey Davis, AIA, LEED AP
FortyEighty Architecture

Contract Amount: $2.5m
Size: 14,300 s.f.
Type: Historic Renovation

Dorchester Apartments of Mt. Lebanon

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As this was the first time that NCR has worked with Sota, I was impressed with the high level of construction quality shown throughout the project as well as the professional manner in which the site was maintained.

— Stephen Flandro
National Church Residences

Contract Amount: $11.3m
Size: 64,000 s.f.
Type: New Construction

Construction of the Mt. Lebanon Senior Apartments began with the demoliton of a former school followed by significant site re-grading, including a new retaining wall, before new construction of a four-story building could begin. When complete, the project will house 60 one- and two-bedroom units of affordable senior housing built to Passive House and Enterprise Green building standards.

Morningside Crossing

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Sota was integral to the Design Phase in evaluating cost-effective and sustainable construction methods.

— Dina Snider, AIA, LEED AP
Strada, LLC

Contract Amount: $9.8m
Size: 68,000 s.f.
Type: Renovations & Additions

This unique project consisted of a retrofit to a three-story 1897 existing school along with a new addition to convert it into a 68,000 sf future Passive House-certified multifamily apartment building containing 46 units for mixed-income seniors. Morningside Crossing obtained Passive House pre-certification to improve health and wellness benefits for its senior residents while maintaining the historic fabric and beauty of the building.

Falconhurst Apartments

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In addition to doing a good quality job, Sota was easy to work with and was of great help in the Value Engineering process necessary to bring the scope of work in line with the available funding.

— Richard Miller, AIA, LEED AP
Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff + Goettel

Contract Amount: $8.1m
Size: 52,000 s.f.
Type: Substantial Renovation

Creedmoor Court

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[We] were appreciative of the proactive role you played in bringing about an affordable project and assisting us in incorporating as many environmentally friendly features as possible.

— Alice Kulikowski
AMK Consulting, Inc.

This 24 unit project was renovated in Pittsburgh's Brookline neighborhood and was designed to preserve the historic fabric of the existing building. Sota was selected early on in the project and offered value engineering in order to minimize first cost while provide a greener building including high levels of thermal insulation. Existing wood trim was removed and reused. Low VOC paints and adhesives were used throughout the project, and an energy-efficient water source heat pump system was installed with air-to-air heat exchangers to provide fresh air while minimizing energy cost.

LocoMOtive Lofts

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[Sota] stood out among the rest for their demonstrated commitment to sustainability and overall company vision of a consistent, integrated, project team process.

— Walt Folwer
Chatham University

Contract Amount: $4.1m
Size: 42,000 s.f.
Type: New Construction & Renovation

East Liberty Place South

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In addition to doing a good quality job, Sota was easy to work with and was of great help in the Value Engineering process necessary to bring the scope of work in line with the available funding.

— Richard Miller, AIA, LEED AP
Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff + Goettel

Contract Amount: $10.1m
Size: 78,600 s.f.
Type: New Construction

The Summit Retirement Residence

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You really exemplify the best in the business and we are grateful.

— Sister Mary Christopher Moore
Felician Sisters of North America

The renovation of this 50,000 s.f. abandoned school created 55 affordable assisted-living apartments for senior citizens. The scope of work included considerable demolition, metal framing, new mechanical and electrical systems, a complete commercial kitchen, and exterior landscaping for a parking area. Residents enjoy a central dining area, skylit commons and support areas such as a crafts room, a wellness center, and an entry courtyard.

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