Museums/Nonprofits

Fred Olivieri Construction Company, a museum & non-profit contractor, believes that having strong non-profit organizations, local art centers, museums, and galleries are vital for our community. Art organizations help stimulate business, inspire the minds of our society, and create a community of culture.

We enjoy the opportunity to showcase our museum construction craftsmanship and expertise, even if only providing the infrastructure for local artists or historical masterpieces to be on display. Fred Olivieri Construction is proud to have helped maintain and update the historic Canton Palace Theatre, where there are many local school performances and movie showings. Other local artists, including the Canton Symphony, showcase their musical talents at The Zimmerman Symphony Center, that we built from the ground up. We have built several exhibits for the Canton Museum of Art, completed projects at the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum, and have been involved in several public artworks highlighting “The Eleven” greatest moments in the first century of football.

Heading north to Cleveland, Fred Olivieri Construction Company has a long-standing relationship with the Cleveland Museum of Art. We provide exhibit space to display priceless artifacts such as “The Last Days of Pompeii,” “Medieval Monsters,” “Shinto: Japanese Art,” Picasso, and many more. Another project, the Transformer Station, is an art museum in Ohio City that hosts various exhibits throughout the year. It was a landmark building built in 1924, one of sixteen substations that provided transit power to the Cleveland Railway Company. It was later purchased and converted to an art gallery, with upgrades to achieve modern museum quality standards for environmental conditions and preservation. Another Cleveland project we completed was the Spaces Gallery, it serves as a resource for artists from around the world to teach and showcase their projects. The Spaces Gallery, built on the first floor of the historic 1895 Van Rooy building, achieved a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating of Silver.