RECENT PROJECTS

THE SISCA ORGANIZATION'S PROJECTS

New World Prepatory Charter School, Staten Island, NY, totaling approximately 100,000 sq. ft.

Interior lower level picture of New World Preperatory Charter School.

"The Brick:" a fifteen story mixed-use residential high rise apartment building, 150 Main St., Hackensack, NJ. 379 units — 525,000 square feet in total – of market rate housing and commercial retail.

Cottage Gardens (Phase 4), 103,000 sq. ft. affordable housing. 85 units with parking garage, Yonkers, NY.

Village of Pelham, Municipal Building, Pelham, NY.

Dining Hall for Girl Scout Camp


Timber Framed Dining Hall for the Girl Scouts of Greater New York, at Camp Kaufman, Holmes, NY.

Gut Rehab of two historic buildings, 103,000 square feet,  84 units with commercial retail on ground floor, Bridgeport, CT. 

Conversion of an older industrial building into a state of the art office and retail space, including new courtyard and rooftop restaurant, Brooklyn, NY. A structural steel stair tower connects the buildings to access the Rooftop restaurant.

Drum Hill Flats, 52 Unit affordable housing for Seniors, Peekskill, NY.

Fairview Heights Apartments,43-49 Fairview Ave.Jersey City, NJ. 8 story, 92 Income Restricted (Affordable) and Market Rate Units.

Charter School of Educational Excellence, Yonkers, NY encompassing 90,000 +/- square feet in total. In addition, Sisca self-performed footings, foundation, site work, and SOIE (Support of excavation).

Interior lower level Charter School of Educational Excellence.

The Cambium, Larchmont, NY. 149 unit, 10 story building of luxury condominium apartments.

Click here to see more exterior and interior images of the Cambium.

Watermark Pointe: New Rochelle, NY:  Sisca self-performed 17,000 yards of concrete work for nine buildings, encompassing 72 units of luxury condominiums.

Concrete superstructure on a 29 story high rise apartment building  42 Centre Street, New Rochelle, NY. A typical floor (13,600 sq. ft. / 380 cubic yards of concrete) was being poured in a 4 day cycle, using a concrete telescopic placing boom. 

The 340,000 square foot, 29 story residential high rise building required approximately 15,500 yards of concrete and 1,540 tons of rebar.

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