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Dayton Metropolitan Library
AWARD WINNING LIBRARY AND MASONRY
The main branch of the Dayton Metro Library held a Grand Opening in August 2017. The new 224,000 square foot structure provided a broad scope of work for the Gostomsky Masonry team. In addition to three 65-foot stair towers, two elevator shafts extended from two stories underground to 65 feet into the air to provide access from a new underground parking garage to the new three-story library. In an effort to preserve historical elements of the previous library building, the Gostomsky team took granite from the old building and used it to build the memorial sign across the street with a statue. Standing 40 feet high, it is a block structure wrapped with fabricated pieces of 4.5” thick repurposed granite. The granite was also incorporated into the stairwell bases on the main floor, reflecting light from the beautiful new three-story atrium. Gostomsky Masonry’s work on this project garnered them another MCAD award for Excellence in Masonry.
Total Construction Cost: $64M
Address: 215 E 3rd St, Dayton, OH 45402
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Christine Connor & Fred J. Miller Conservatory of the Arts/Alter HS
DEDICATED ART SPACE
Set to be completed in May 2018, the $4.3 million Christine Connor & Fred J. Miller Conservatory of the Arts is a ground-up addition to Alter High School’s existing footprint. The addition includes a dedicated theater space, a large instrumental room, visual art studios and additional classroom space. Structural CMU shell with brick veneer exterior.
Kettering, OH
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Abbott
UP AND RUNNING...FAST
Abbott, a Fortune 100 company, selected Tipp City as the site for its new manufacturing facility that will create 240 new jobs. This state-of-the-art plant will specialize in aseptic packaging technology. The Gostomsky Masonry team contributed to the construction of the heavy duty 12” block structure with 50,000 CMU blocks that made up all of the interior block work. The mission was accomplished in a short amount of time — just three months.
Project Cost: $270M
Address: 1 Abbott Park Way, Tipp City, OH 45371
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Evans Scholar House/Miami University
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
Founded in 1974, the Evans Scholars award full tuition and living accommodations to the country’s finest golf caddies. The new, highly anticipated 24,000 sq ft Miami University Evans Scholarship House replaces a much smaller house built in the 70’s. Winner of the MCAD Excellence in Masonry award, the new structure was built in less than favorable winter conditions, staying on schedule and under budget. The construction project created living accommodations not only for male caddies, but finally for female caddies as well. This Gostomsky team creation resulted in an entirely new structure of brick and stone, complete with an elevator, as well as a brick and stone veneer.
Oxford, OH
Western Golf Association State Chairman and an Miami University Evans Scholars alumnus, Joe Desch gave his opinion on the enlivenment of the new era of Evans Scholars. “Moving to a technology rich and comfortable house while also giving the students a great new home is very exciting,” Desch said.
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Green Project/Riverscape
GREEN SPACE
Built during an exceptionally cold and snowy winter, the ticketing building and restrooms at Riverscape in downtown Dayton are the endcap to a beautiful and “green” landmark. The Gostomsky team’s Riverscape construction features include a public-use facility and sustainable design. The Bike Hub is a 15,000 sf LEED Silver regional model complete with a green roof. The building provides indoor, secure bike storage, locker rooms, and concessions for park visitors.
Dayton, OH
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South Market – Mixed Use
MIXED USE, ALL BEAUTIFUL
This new, mixed use development includes street level shops and four luxury apartments overlooking downtown Troy. Tasked with capturing the architect’s vision for beautiful masonry and a structurally superior elevator shaft, the Gostomsky team rose to the occasion.
Address: 210 S. Market St., Troy, OH
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Secure Sites
Due to our attention to detail, integrity, and professionalism, Gostomsky Masonry is often called upon for work at secure government sites such as military bases, corrections facilities, and water treatment plants. The in-depth background checks, highly scrutinized site entrance and exit procedures, and rigid design specs are all old hat for us. We welcome the work even if we’re not allowed to show it off on our website once it’s complete.
- Secure Military Facilities
- Water Treatment Plants
- Correctional Facilities
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
TIGHT TIMELINE. TIGHTER SECURITY.
8,313 square feet of new & renovation work at the Lebanon Correctional Institution—a multi-million-dollar project that had to be completed in a tight timeline under very strict security. Work included laying block for a new 1,200 square foot, standalone Armory and 4,443 square feet of renovations and 2,670 sq ft of additions to the Institution’s administration area. Strict security and only one available entrance is very challenging for the crew. They make sure to count and track every tool and piece of equipment at the beginning and the end of the day to ensure optimum security compliance. Work is expected to be complete by the end of Spring 2018.
Lebanon, OH
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Kettering Fairmont High School Auditorium
A REALLY BIG SHOW
Kettering Fairmont High School is home to approximately 2,500 students, making it the 6th largest high school in Ohio. Soon it will also be home to a new $10 million auditorium. The new building’s 50-foot facade Gostomsky Masonry is constructing will provide a higher ceiling for “fly space” which is a “huge deal” for the theater program. It allows the scenery to be shifted up and down during a performance. The existing auditorium is about 11,200-square-feet, including the lobby. The new auditorium will be 19,200-square-feet. The size of the stage will increase to 4,800-square-feet, up from 3,000. An October 2018 completion date is expected.
Kettering, OH
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Fifth Third Bank – York Commons
SAFE & SECURE MONEY
Fifth Third Bank has 1,154 branches in 10 states and the Gostomsky Masonry team was pleased to provide all of the brick veneer and stonework for the new construction of a branch in North Dayton.
Address: 8028 North Dixie Drive, Dayton, OH
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Greene County Combined Health District
TO YOUR HEALTH!
This new $6 million facility will replace a 42-year-old structure that was built following the 1974 tornado that passed through Xenia. Construction of the new 28,000 ft sq. two-story health district building, began in June 2017 and is slated for occupancy in Spring 2018. The new building solves several issues including poor air quality, cramped quarters for a staff that has doubled since the building was constructed, and a leaky roof. The Gostomsky Team is providing all exterior masonry work. The Greene County Combined Health District provides a variety of services for its estimated 162,000 residents, including HIV testing, Women Infants and Children program, restaurant health inspections as well as maintaining birth and death certificate records.
Xenia, OH
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West Carrollton Branch Library
A COMMUNITY GATHERING SPOT
Dayton Metro Library’s countywide improvement project continues with the West Carrollton Branch Library The project expands the Library from 10,000 to 15,000 square feet, while remaining connected to the Civic Center. Features of the new Library include a Quiet Reading Room, a large Community Room and Group Study Rooms, a fireplace and dedicated spaces for Children and Teens. The project is part of Libraries for a Smarter Future, the systemwide facilities improvement project made possible by Montgomery County voter support of a $187 million bond issue in 2012. The Gostomsky Masonry team completed all exterior masonry, ensuring visual cohesion for the updated design. The library will reopen Fall 2018.
West Carrollton, OH
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Aerospace Product Support Engineering Science Lab at UD
THE SCIENCE OF LEARNING
The Aerospace Product Support Engineering Science Lab is part of the University of Dayton’s Science Center. This state-of-art 240,000 square foot facility recently underwent a $22 million renovation and provides laboratories, classrooms, offices and gathering spaces. By integrating classrooms and laboratories, the building offers a more efficient and energizing learning space for engineering students and faculty.
University of Dayton
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Kroger Aquatic Center, Main Building
SUMMER FUN
The grand opening for the Kroger Aquatic Center at The Heights was held 10 months after breaking ground, in May 2012. Gostomsky Masonry contributions to the $6 million aquatic center include the main building (concession area, party room, administrative offices and locker rooms) along with entrance signage, the stone bridge over the lazy river, and the pump house. Construction materials used include block, brick, and stone.
Huber Heights
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Berry Intermediate School
ICONIC BUILDING UPGRADES
Built in 1930, Berry Intermediate School in Lebanon has a charming history including features in Hollywood films including Carol and Harper Valley PTA, but required updates to keep up with the needs of today’s students. Renovations at the school for fifth- and sixth-graders included a 1,500-square-foot addition that includes a cafetorium as well as a large learning space that allows for group exploration, research and student-centered learning. Work was completed in time for the 2018-19 school year.
Lebanon, OH
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Stonework/Henny Penny
PUTTING A NEW FACE ON THINGS
Henny Penny, one of the country’s leading designers and manufacturers of premium cooking, holding and display equipment, added a total of 46,000 square feet for a new high-tech training center near their corporate headquarters. Gostomsky Masonry created the beautiful new limestone veneer on the addition, staying on schedule and on budget.
Eaton, OH
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Payless ShoeSource Eastern Distribution Center
PROVIDE AND PROTECT
Payless ShoeSource’s distribution center in Brookville, Ohio services approximately 2,900 Payless retail stores located in the eastern United States. Constructed in 2007, the Gostomsky Masonry team created interior restrooms and electrical rooms for use by the approximately 500 workers who report to the 800,000 square foot facility.
Brookville, OH
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Clayton Logistics Center/Caterpillar
One Million Square Feet
Opened in 2011, the Clayton Logistics Center is the largest entry-point for Cat® parts into the global market. The Gostomsky Masonry team installed offices, restrooms, and tornado shelters for this new facility—the second-largest Caterpillar Inc. distribution center in the United States (1 million ft2), serving Ohio and the surrounding area.
Clayton, OH
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Northmont High School Auditorium
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW
The work on Northmont High School’s auditorium was a mix of renovation and creation. The auditorium, originally constructed in 1987, received new interior CMU walls and the building was extended with a new brick and block wall. Planters were installed for a fresh aesthetic, and the exterior was outfitted with masonry seat walls with decorative stone caps. This multi-level institutional job required us to follow LEED Certification standards.
Project Cost: $35M
Address: 4916 National Rd, Clayton, OH 45315
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Signage/Dayton International Airport
MOTHER NATURE
Winter conditions and no onsite power source didn’t keep us from completing the Dayton International Airport signage on schedule and on budget. A generator, heaters, and plastic sheeting made it possible for us to provide quality work under less than ideal circumstances.
Vandalia, OH
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Fire Station/Bethel
ATTENTION TO DETAIL
Constructed in 2009, all exterior masonry is a product of Gostomsky Masonry’s efforts. A complex project due to the gables above each of the emergency vehicle bays, the building used 4-inch multicolor split face CMU to provide visual interest to a very sturdily-built fire station.
Medway, OH
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Meijer Dairy Plant
The 85,000-square foot facility was built in three phases over three years. Phase I focused on milk, juices, and teas. Our masonry work included foundation, fascia, and structural components.
Project Cost: $110M
Address: 4200 S Co Rd 25A, Tipp City, OH 45371
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Fuyao Restaurant (aka North Village)
We had a great time working on this institutional/restaurant project with an accelerated schedule. The restaurant employs 20 people and has a 3,800-square-foot dining room that serves the public.
Project Cost: $27M
Address: 137 Jasper St. Dayton, OH
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