Connecting people, technology and buildings.
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Fundamentally improving the way technology systems are planned, designed, built and maintained in facilities throughout upstate New York.
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Company Overview
Founded in 1997, Archi-Technology LLC is an independent consulting firm that specializes in:
Primary services provided to facility owners, architects, construction managers and skilled tradespeople in the education, healthcare, and government markets include:
Founded in 1997, Archi-Technology LLC is an independent consulting firm that specializes in:
- Technology infrastructure systems that transport data within and among buildings including Pathways, Spaces, and Cabling.
- Related IP-connected systems that are part of a building's physical structure such as Communications, Audio-Video, Security, and Clinical for healthcare.
Primary services provided to facility owners, architects, construction managers and skilled tradespeople in the education, healthcare, and government markets include:
- Strategic consulting that optimizes funding, coordinates activities across disciplines, and ensures alignment to organizational goals. Services include Technology Conditions Surveys, Comprehensive Technology Planning, and Technology Room Master Planning.
- Project management (plan/design/build) services for technology systems whether using an architect or owner-supplied design team, or leveraging our in-house capabilities via staff RCDDs.
MasterLibrary.com was spun out of Archi-Technology in 2006 to develop easy-to-use software for facilities planning, construction and management. Documentation services offered through MasterLibrary.com. Learn more at their website.
About MasterLibrary.com
As part of its efforts to more efficiently integrate technology components into larger capital construction projects, Archi-Technology LLC developed its own cloud-based construction administration software to streamline common procedures like Submittals, Requests For Information (RFIs), and Architect RFIs. After requests from multiple architects, owners, and Construction Management firms to subscribe to the software for their own projects, ML Projects™ Software was released in 2006.
Organized around the phases of a building’s lifecycle (hub), Archi-Technology’s technology services (middle ring) use MasterLibrary.com software (outer ring) to support building owner needs from Planning and Design/Build through Facility Maintenance.
As part of its efforts to more efficiently integrate technology components into larger capital construction projects, Archi-Technology LLC developed its own cloud-based construction administration software to streamline common procedures like Submittals, Requests For Information (RFIs), and Architect RFIs. After requests from multiple architects, owners, and Construction Management firms to subscribe to the software for their own projects, ML Projects™ Software was released in 2006.
Organized around the phases of a building’s lifecycle (hub), Archi-Technology’s technology services (middle ring) use MasterLibrary.com software (outer ring) to support building owner needs from Planning and Design/Build through Facility Maintenance.
For more information about MasterLibrary.com software applications and the problems they solve, please visit www.MasterLibrary.com.
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GSA Contract No. 47A20D0018
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Select upstate NY organizations that rely on Archi-Technology as a guide to building technology systems.
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Valuable resources for your current or next technology project.
Electronic Facility Records can bring a wide variety of benefits to school districts of all sizes.
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Featured Resource
An Introduction to Electronic Facility Records. Is your organization leaving available facility data to do more with less strategically and operationally? Most organizations have valuable facility system drawings, specs, and other data that can be harnessed via software and technology-inclined facility directors and managers. From automating work orders to improving facility system asset management, learn what EFR can do for your organization. > Go to Introduction to Electronic Facility Records webpage. |