David Reilly has more than 40 years of construction and design experience in the Buffalo region. Mr. Reilly has played a leading role in constructing over 15 million square feet of commercial, institutional and residential space valued at over $2 billion. As Vice President of Construction and Planning & Design, he leads the Construction and Planning & Design departments.
Since joining Uniland in 1979, Mr. Reilly has led numerous fast-track and time sensitive design-build projects for a variety of product types including office and industrial parks, warehouse and manufacturing facilities, residential and dormitory housing, educational buildings, hotels, and retail plazas.
Career Highlights
- The Delaware North Building, 250 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
332,000 sq. ft. 12-story mixed-use project that includes the Delaware North Global Headquarters, The Westin Buffalo, Class A office space, and a six-level parking garage of 200,000 sq. ft. with office and retail at street level - Columbus McKinnon Corporate Headquarters, Amherst, NY
30,100 sq. ft. two-story Class A office building - D’Youville College of the Arts, Science and Education, Buffalo, NY
85,198 sq. ft. education building - GEICO, Amherst, NY
Two operations centers totaling 343,368 sq. ft. - Catholic Health Administrative & Regional Training Center, Buffalo, NY
140,000 sq. ft. six-story office and training facility - Avant, 200 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
405,275 sq. ft. 16-story mixed-use, adaptive re-use project that includes an Embassy Suites hotel, Class A office and luxury residential condominiums - CrossPoint Business Park, Amherst, NY
125-acre business park, re-zoning, off-site mitigation, infrastructure - Charter School of Applied Technologies Campus, Tonawanda, NY
52,000 sq. ft. single-story high school and 76,550 sq. ft. grammar school and gymnasium - Citigroup Technology, Inc., Amherst, NY
263,000 sq. ft. two-building office complex - 285 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
116,818 sq. ft. five-story Class A office building
Education
- University at Buffalo
