Resiliency Improvements & Energy Efficient Upgrades - Cohoes
Historic Exterior Sustainability Improvements
To increase the resiliency and energy efficiency of the 1895 building, a SHPO-approved design for the replacement of the original 1895 slate roof and historic-appearing energy efficient window replacements were developed for the Cohoes City Hall & Police Department.*
Accessibility Audit & Concept Design - Cohoes, NY
Historic City Hall & Police Department Accessibility
In an effort to reduce historic barriers, the historic 1895 building was reviewed for compliance with modern ADA requirements, and a building-wide concept design was developed for bringing the entire building into modern compliance while maintaining the original architect's approach to form and circulation.*
Restoration & Envelope Upgrades - Cohoes, NY
Historic Roof Sustainability Improvements
NYS SHPO-approved design for the replacement of the membrane and metal roof systems on the Cohoes Post Office, including upgraded insulation and vapor control measures. The metal roof system restored the original design intent with an aged copper appearance visible from street level.*
New Accessible Entrance - Granville, NY
Historic USPS Lobby Entrance
Alterations to the historic Post Office added an ADA-compliant ramp and entrance without disturbing the historic front entrance. The design both complied with USPS design standards and blended with the in-place historic materials that spoke to the town's heritage.*
Adaptive Sport Recreation Complex - Mayfield, NY
Concept Design for Adaptive Reuse
Renovation of and additions to an existing pre-engineered building for the Lexington Foundation would create a new recreation facility to accommodate adaptive sports for the physically impaired, including many features specific to a modern approach to various gender and neurodiversity needs throughout the facility.*
Selective Renovation and Preservation - Johnstown, NY
Church Community Building Renovation
Multi-phase selective renovation of historic early 20th century structure for St. John's Episcopal Church to accommodate a new elevator addition, church offices, food pantry, and community meals program with commercial kitchen - while retaining many historic features beloved by the community.*