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Birdair

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Locations & Contacts

  • 65 Lawrence Bell Drive Suite 100
    Amherst, NY 14221
    Michele Roth
    [email protected]
    1-800-622-2246

Specialities

Services

Team

  • Michele Roth

Firm Description

About Birdair: Birdair, Inc. is the leading specialty design build contractor of custom tensile structures throughout the world. In addition to pre-construction services such as design assistance, budgeting, construction methodologies and project scheduling, Birdair provides design-build solutions in all aspects of project design, fabrication, installation and maintenance. The company offers a selection of architectural fabric membranes, including PTFE fiberglass, ETFE film, PVC and Tensotherm™, an insulated tensioned membrane system. Birdair, based in Buffalo, NY, is a member of the Taiyo Kogyo Group, with operations serving North and South America and other international locations. For more information about Birdair, like us on Facebook, call 1-800-622-2246 or visit www.birdair.com.

Projects

  1. McClain Athletic Facility

    McClain Athletic Facility

    Madison, WI, USA

  2. Empire City Casino at Yonkers Raceway

    Empire City Casino at Yonkers Raceway

    Yonkers, NY, USA

  3. Outlet Collection at Niagara

    Outlet Collection at Niagara

    Niagara-On-The-Lake, CANADA

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