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For questions about a construction project, please contact the Columbia University Construction Helpline at projx@columbia.edu or the Columbia University Facilities Service Center at (212) 854-2222. And as a service to those interested in employment with construction firms currently working at Columbia , we have developed an Online referral process. | Construction Management![]() Name:Organization:Sciame ConstructionProfile:Responsiveness, accessibility and attention to detail - clients of F.J. Sciame Construction Co., Inc. repeatedly characterize the firm by citing these three qualities. These traits, and more, have enabled Sciame to become the preeminent builder of highly designed and technically sophisticated projects. With its innovative ideas and techniques, the firm has satisfied clients throughout the Tri-State Area, earning numerous awards for its work.
Role:Construction ManagerArchitectName:Organization:Bogdanow Partners ArchitectsRole:ArchitectColumbia Team![]() Name:Doug McKeanOrganization:Columbia University Facilities - Capital Project ManagementProfile:Doug is the Director of Programs and a Registered Architect with 26 years of design, construction and project management experience, as well as being a Registered Landscape Architect and a LEED Accredited Professional. Doug has managed many large complex projects, adaptive reuse, renovation, and new buildings from initial planning through design, construction and occupancy. Currently, Doug is responsible for projects totaling over $250 million, including work at Butler Library, Starr East Asia Library, Uris Hall, Baker Field, McVickar Hall, and the new Geochemistry Building at Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Campus. Doug has also worked as an architect for several firms in New York City, as well as serving as the Associate Director for Design at Yale University. Doug’s projects prior to joining Columbia University include project management responsibility for the $200 million restoration of Grand Central Terminal, as well as master plans for the redevelopment of significant sites around the country including Denver Union Station, the Baltimore Basilica, Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center. |