2012 Convention & Event Center Update
mechanical units, the substantial refur- bishment of existing exterior curtain wall system and replacement of exterior doors, the repair, replacement, and upgrade of building systems, including life safety systems, security systems, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and lighting systems, and much more.
“This stellar convention center hosts events that are key contributors to the city and state economies, and this expan- sion and renovation is a signature proj- ect,” said Peter Davidson, executive direc- tor of the Empire State Development Corporation. “We are looking forward to the expansion’s opening this spring.”
The Oncenter Syracuse, NY
www.oncenter.org j_kiechle@oncenter.org Jackie Kiechle: 315-435-8009
Overview: 100,000 square feet of meeting space 10 separate breakout rooms Exhibit Hall, divisible by two Additional meeting spaces On site performing arts center Sporting/concert arena
Amenities/Services: Oncenter offers complimentary WiFi, full service catering, a parking garage attached to the convention center, and much more.
Unique Features: Oncenter provides the versatility of three separate venues that encompass a state- of-the-art convention center, performing arts theaters, and a spacious sporting event and concert arena.
Construction News: A “Green Roof” has been installed on the convention center, and “Save the Rain projects” are currently underway.
Saratoga Springs City Center Saratoga, NY
www.saratogacitycenter.org judyl@saratogacitycenter.org Judy LeCain, 518-584-0027
Overview: 32,000 square feet 7 meeting/event rooms
Amenities/Services: In addition to an array of on site services, the center is adjacent to a 242-room full service hotel, and is within walking dis- tance to many downtown shops and restaurants.
Unique Features: First and second floor meeting rooms with full length windows overlook down- town Saratoga Springs, offering fantastic views.
Construction News: A recently completed expansion added three meeting rooms on two levels. Internet capacity has been upgraded, as well, and the center has increased its ability to host larger conferences and multiple events simultaneously.
Other Developments: The center has redecorated and remod- eled its lobby and furnishings, enhanced the sound system, and has added more restrooms.
“The recently completed expansion and upgrade of the City Center places
Saratoga Springs once again at the fore- front of upstate New York’s meeting and conference facilities. Located in the heart of Saratoga’s iconic downtown, in the midst of multiple lodging opportuni- ties, the City Center has a true cosmopol- itan feel in a village-type setting. The City Center and Saratoga Springs offer meet- ing planners and convention attendees value, quality and outstanding hospitali- ty,” observed Mark E. Baker, president of the Saratoga Springs City Center.
Pennsylvania
Bayfront Convention Center Erie, PA
www.bayfrontconventioncenter.com 814-455-1260
Overview: 28,800 square foot Great Hall 13,500 square foot Grand Ballroom 15 meeting rooms 8,800 square foot Sunset Terrace
Amenities/Services: Located on the shores of Presque Isle Bay, this convention center offers world- class facilities, amenities and service needed for meetings, trade shows and events.
Boasting northwestern Pennsylvania’s largest banquet venue and state-of-the-art facilities, the center is under the auspices of the Erie County Convention Center Authority, and is among a family of four convention facilities and entertainment venues that also include the Warner Theater, Louis J. Tullio Arena, and Jerry Uht Park.
David L. Lawrence
Greater Philadelphia
Greater Reading
30 March April 2012
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