New York North … Your Place, Your People, Your Way

Turner Construction Company’s New York North office is headquartered in Albany in the Capital District. Two additional New York North offices are located in Buffalo and Syracuse. Turner's New York North offices employ more than 120 dedicated employees.

Turner's three New York North offices are among the company's 46 offices located across the country and internationally. With more than 5,700 employees and an annual volume in excess of $10 billion, Turner is synonymous with quality construction. More than 60 percent of Turner's work comes from repeat clients.  

Local Knowledge, Community Commitment

Turner, a builder in upstate New York for nine decades, is able to combine the accessibility and support of a local firm with the strength, stability and resources of a premiere national corporation.

From its project executives to superintendents and support staff, New York North employees are active citizens in their communities. Their knowledge of and commitment of the area enable them to work closely with local customers, architects, subcontractors, labor and municipal agencies.

SELECTED PROJECTS … 1916-2006

Buffalo - Western New  York

In 1908, Turner opened its first branch office in Buffalo to service Western New York. An auspicious debut, the company constructed the Carborundum Company that same year, followed by:

• Pierce-Arrow Building; 1910
• Rochester Railway & Light Company (now Rochester Gas & Electric Company); 1917
• The Genesee Building (now Hyatt Regency); 1923
• Farrel-Birmingham Company, Inc.; 1942
• Buffalo Life Sciences Complex; 2006

Albany - Capital District/Hudson Valley Region

Still standing is the first Turner project constructed in 1916 in the Capital District area: A. Mendelson’s Sons Headquarters. Since then, Turner has continuously built premiere projects in Upstate New York, including:

• J.B. Lyon Company Printing Plant; 1929
• Saratoga Race Track Grandstand; 1964
• General Electric Research and Development; 1986
• Albany International Airport; 1995
• RPI- Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center; 2008

Syracuse- Central New York

The Syracuse office officially opened in 1999, but Turner has been active in Central New York since the early 1900s. Experience includes:

• Cornell University Schoellkpoph Field Stadium; 1923
• The MONY Towers (now AXA); 1970’s
• Solvay Union Free School District; 2003
• LaFayette Central School District; current