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BBS Architects & Engineers completes welcoming center at St. Charles Resurrection Cemetery

BBS Architects & Engineers completes welcoming center at St. Charles Resurrection Cemetery


By By BD+C Staff | September 30, 2011
The new structure serves as the cemetery's focal architectural point and center of operations.

BBS Architects & Engineers (BBS) completed the 22,400-sf St. Charles Resurrection Cemetery Welcoming and Information Center in Farmingdale, NY.  The building is currently undergoing the LEED certification process with the LEED Silver level target.  The center received the 2011 Jeffrey J. Zogg Build New York Award.

BBS, a greater New York area architect and designer of green institutional, educational and corporate facilities, served as architect, interior designer, and MEP engineer. Catholic Cemeteries, owned and operated by Saint John’s Cemetery, is the center’s owner. In addition to BBS, the team included general contractor Lipsky Enterprises, structural engineer Ysrael A. Seinuk, P.C. and site and landscape designer Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.

The new structure serves as the cemetery's focal architectural point and center of operations. It houses the visitor's center, chapel, public spaces, and offices. The project encompassed ground-up construction of the center's structure, all interior finishes, utilities and building systems, and development of the surrounding five-acre site that includes a surface parking area, circulation roads, utility connections, and sustainable landscaping and water management techniques. BD+C

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