A.P. Construction Company has completed the 38,000 square-foot clubhouse renovation and expansion project for Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville, NY. The $17 million project included two substantial additions and major infrastructure enhancements to the original structure, which was built in 1893. The entire facility underwent a dramatic re-design, finished with high-end materials, and was completed on schedule and under budget.
The club’s expansions included new dining facilities, a rooftop terrace, a dining patio, a grill room, and a formal banquet hall, all of which allow the club to comfortably accommodate over 500 guests. The dining facilities were outfitted with three new bars and a 2,500 square-foot kitchen, designed to host multiple functions simultaneously.
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Hospitality areas were also renovated and expanded to include six private “hotel” suites on the third floor, a wine cellar, and a heritage room, designed to pay tribute to the club’s historical significance. Both women’s and two-story men’s full-service locker rooms were constructed, each with terraces that overlook the golf course. New staff quarters were built to include a lounge, locker room, and full baths.
Additionally, installed throughout the facility were all new upgraded MEP systems, which included a sophisticated air system concealed within the plenum of the ceiling. New underground utilities were also constructed including five new retaining walls, multiple new staircases, new paving, and landscaping. A new dramatic exterior pergola was built over a bluestone patio overlooking the first tee and putting greens.
Specializing in private club renovations, A.P. Construction has completed over 30 private club projects in the CT and NY area over the past 15 years. Projects range from completely new out-of-ground structures & renovations to capital improvements of existing facilities. The company’s construction management services for private club work typically include budgeting, value engineering, subcontractor bid and award, safety and logistical planning, constructability reviews, pre-purchase program, scheduling, phasing, and construction.
A.P. Construction’s team overseeing the project included Project Manager, Dimitri Seferidis and Superintendent, Mike Steadman. The architect was Rogers McCagg Architects. The interior designer was C2 Limited. The owner’s representative was Zubatkin Owner Representation, LLC.
