Empty hospital reception area with a curved counter, medical supplies on the wall, a clock, and a curtain-covered entrance to a patient room.

WNY Medical Arts Center | Buffalo

Architect: Silvestri Architects PC

Owner: WNY MRI

Project Start: 2008

Project Completion: 2012

Budget: $12.5M

Savarino Companies was the construction manager for both Phase I and Phase II of the WNY Medical Arts Center, a 30,000-square-foot Class A medical office building located at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Genesee Street. Positioned just south of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, the facility offers prime visibility and proximity to the city’s core health and research institutions.

The center was developed to support a range of outpatient services and specialty practices, providing modern infrastructure and flexible clinical space in downtown Buffalo.

Break room with a table surrounded by chairs, kitchenette with sink, microwave, refrigerator, cabinets, and a wall clock showing 3:10.
A three-story beige building with red trim and a glass elevator shaft on the front. The number 700 is at the top of the elevator shaft. The building is along a street with a sidewalk, bushes, and a fire hydrant. The sky is partly cloudy.
Empty hospital reception area with a curved front desk, overhead lighting, and medical supplies on the wall.