Storm Damage Response
Division
Facilities & Services (Multiple Units)
Overview
This project addressed extensive storm damage caused by excessive rainfall across residence halls, academic spaces, research facilities, and campus infrastructure. Ammann and Gray Halls experienced more than nine feet of flooding in lower levels, while the Student Union sustained water damage in the UNITI Center, tutoring spaces, academic advising areas, and other locations. The work included both restoration and mitigation efforts to strengthen campus resilience.
Key Highlights
- Restored residence halls, academic spaces, research facilities, and infrastructure impacted by flooding
- Addressed significant lower-level flooding in Ammann and Gray Halls
- Repaired water damage in the Student Union, including the UNITI Center and student support spaces
- Relocated critical infrastructure such as fire alarms, elevator machine rooms, and mechanical equipment
- Implemented stormwater retention and flood mitigation improvements
Impact
This project restored essential campus facilities while improving the university’s
ability to withstand future storm events. By safeguarding critical systems and enhancing
stormwater management, it helped protect campus operations and supported the long-term
resilience of the Stony Brook University community.
Timeline
Construction: August 2024 - April 2026