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The Family Center for Autism

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Common kitchen and table with ten chairs at The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Barber room at The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Gym area with rock climbing, basketball hoop, balls, and a trampoline at The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Recreation room with five chairs and musical instruments inside The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Recreation room with foosball and a table with chairs at The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Bathroom at The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Front reception lobby area at The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
Outside exterior door of The Family Center For Autism in Garden City
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Overview

TRITEC Building Company renovated a 110-year-old building in Garden City, NY, for The Family Center for Autism, an affiliate of Life's WORC that supports people with developmental disabilities, including those on the autism spectrum. Fusion Architecture designed the 7,500 sq. ft. renovation, completed in 2015.

The work included complete interior demolition, a new elevator, offices, infrastructure upgrades, and recreation, workout and therapy rooms, bringing a century-old structure up to modern standards. Life's WORC serves more than 1,200 individuals and families in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Size and Info

  • TRITEC Role: Builder (TRITEC Building Company)
  • Location: Garden City, NY (Nassau County, Long Island)
  • Status: Completed
  • Sector: Medical / nonprofit therapy center
  • Client: Life's WORC
  • Total SF: 7,500 sq. ft.
  • Building age: 110+ years
  • Architect: Fusion Architecture
  • Completed: 2015

Project Team

Sector
Medical
TRITEC divisions
TRITEC Building Company (Builder)

The Family Center for Autism FAQ

Who renovated The Family Center for Autism in Garden City?

TRITEC Building Company completed the 7,500 sq. ft. renovation of the 110-year-old building for Life's WORC.

What was included in the renovation?

Full interior demolition, a new elevator, offices, infrastructure upgrades, and recreation, workout and therapy rooms.

Does TRITEC renovate historic buildings?

Yes. The Family Center for Autism project brought a 110-year-old building up to modern standards for therapy and programming.

Location

Location

1517 Franklin Ave,
Garden City, NY