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Metro Green Apartments AP2012PLIC BuildATION CT – Awards2012 B uApplicationild CT Awa rds Metro Green Apartments Project Name________________________________________________________________________________________Metro Green ApartmentsStamford, CT Address______________________________________________________________________________________________84 Henry Street City___________________________________________________________State___________Zip_____________________Stamford CT 06902 Date of Completion_____________________________________________________________________________________August 2009 Presented by: Andron Construction Corp. Project Type (check one): ________ CM/GC New Large ConstructionGoldens (>$20 m.)Bridge New York ________ CM/GC New Small Construction (<$20 m.) ________X CM/GC New Mid-Size Construction ($5 m. to $20 m.) ________ CM/GC Large Renovation (>$20 m.) ________ CM/GC Mid-Size Renovation ($5 m. to $20 m.) ________ CM/GC Small Renovation (<$5 m.) ________ Specialty Contracting: Electrical ________ Specialty Contracting: Mechanical ________ Specialty Contracting: Concrete (Co-sponsored by CRMCA and CCPC) ________ Specialty Contracting: Interiors (Drywall, ceilings, flooring, wall coverings) ________ Specialty Contracting: Exteriors (Exterior walls, roofing, building envelopes) ________ Specialty Contracting: Sitework/Landscape ________ Other Specialty Construction (Other construction not included in above categories) Applicant Firm name ___________________________________________________________________________________________Andron Construction Corp. Contact name_________________________________________________________________________________________Harold Gabriel Phone _______________________________________(914) 232-7531 Email_____________________________________________hgabriel@androncc.com Please List Project Participants (owner, designer, subcontractors, major suppliers etc.) Use additional pages if needed Owner Firm name ____________________________________________________________________________________________Jonathan Rose Companies Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________300 Main Street City __________________________________________________________StateStamford _____________CT Zip___________________06901 Contact name__________________________________________________________________________________________Caroline Vary Phone _______________________________________(203) 588-1818 Email_____________________________________________caroline@rosecompanies.com Designer/Architect Firm name ____________________________________________________________________________________________Perkins Eastman Architects Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________422 Summer Street City __________________________________________________________StateStamford _____________CT Zip___________________06901 Contact name__________________________________________________________________________________________Jonathan Metz Phone _______________________________________(203) 251-7400 Email_____________________________________________j.metz@perkinseastman.com Other Firm name ____________________________________________________________________________________________Camsan Electrical Contractors Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________15 Halloween Boulevard City __________________________________________________________StateStamford _____________CT Zip___________________06902 Contact name__________________________________________________________________________________________Tom Sanseverino Phone _______________________________________(203) 327-1120 Email_____________________________________________t.sanseverino@camsaninc.com Signature of Contractor________________________________________________________________________________ Donald L. Benson, Treasurer This completed form is the cover sheet of your application package. Application packages must be received no later than 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Return to: AGC/CT, 912 Silas Deane Hwy, Suite 112, Wethersfield, CT 06109 or to [email protected] (Up to 5 mg file). photo ©Ruggero Vanni / Vanni Archives APPLICATION – 2012 Build CT Awards Project Name________________________________________________________________________________________Metro Green Apartments Address______________________________________________________________________________________________84 Henry Street City___________________________________________________________State___________Zip_____________________Stamford CT 06902 Date of Completion_____________________________________________________________________________________August 2009 Project Type (check one): ________ CM/GC New Large Construction (>$20 m.) ________ CM/GC New Small Construction (<$20 m.) ________X CM/GC New Mid-Size Construction ($5 m. to $20 m.) ________ CM/GC Large Renovation (>$20 m.) ________ CM/GC Mid-Size Renovation ($5 m. to $20 m.) ________ CM/GC Small Renovation (<$5 m.) ________ Specialty Contracting: Electrical ________ Specialty Contracting: Mechanical ________ Specialty Contracting: Concrete (Co-sponsored by CRMCA and CCPC) ________ Specialty Contracting: Interiors (Drywall, ceilings, flooring, wall coverings) ________ Specialty Contracting: Exteriors (Exterior walls, roofing, building envelopes) ________ Specialty Contracting: Sitework/Landscape ________ Other Specialty Construction (Other construction not included in above categories) Applicant Firm name ___________________________________________________________________________________________Andron Construction Corp. Contact name_________________________________________________________________________________________Harold Gabriel Phone _______________________________________(914) 232-7531 Email_____________________________________________hgabriel@androncc.com Please List Project Participants (owner, designer, subcontractors, major suppliers etc.) Use additional pages if needed Owner Firm name ____________________________________________________________________________________________Jonathan Rose Companies Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________300 Main Street City __________________________________________________________StateStamford _____________CT Zip___________________06901 Contact name__________________________________________________________________________________________Caroline Vary Phone _______________________________________(203) 588-1818 Email_____________________________________________caroline@rosecompanies.com Designer/Architect Firm name ____________________________________________________________________________________________Perkins Eastman Architects Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________422 Summer Street City __________________________________________________________StateStamford _____________CT Zip___________________06901 Contact name__________________________________________________________________________________________Jonathan Metz Phone _______________________________________(203) 251-7400 Email_____________________________________________j.metz@perkinseastman.com Other Firm name ____________________________________________________________________________________________Camsan Electrical Contractors Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________15 Halloween Boulevard City __________________________________________________________StateStamford _____________CT Zip___________________06902 Contact name__________________________________________________________________________________________Tom Sanseverino Phone _______________________________________(203) 327-1120 Email_____________________________________________t.sanseverino@camsaninc.com Signature of Contractor________________________________________________________________________________ Donald L. Benson, Treasurer This completed form is the cover sheet of your application package. Application packages must be received no later than 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Return to: AGC/CT, 912 Silas Deane Hwy, Suite 112, Wethersfield, CT 06109 or to [email protected] (Up to 5 mg file). 2012 BUILD CT AWARDS APPLICATION FORM [continued] Other Firm name MJ Daly, LLC [Mechanical/Sprinkler] Address 110 Mattatuck Heights Road City Waterbury State CT Zip 06705 Contact Name Charles Gabriel Email [email protected] Phone (203) 753-5131 Firm name Shawnlee Construction, LLC | home office [Structural Framing] Address 74A Taunton Street City Plainville State MA Zip 02762 Contact Name Glen Yates Email [email protected] Phone (508) 695-8033 Firm name Shawnlee Construction, LLC | CT office [Structural Framing] Address 285 Great Hill Road City Naugatuck State CT Zip 06770 Contact Name Jeff Beauchemin Email [email protected] Phone (203) 714-1021 JUDGING CRITERIA A. State-of-the-Art Advancement The project is the first below-market-rate housing in Connecticut to receive LEED-Gold certification. To achieve that status while meeting a tight budget required the use of innovative materials and systems. The heat and hot water system for each apartment employed Baxi units, tankless hot water heaters that burn fuel only on demand, reducing fuel consumption and pollution. These units, used extensively in Europe, needed individual intake
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