Varied & Flexible Workspaces - Albany, NY
Corporate Office Fit-up Design
Design of a 30,000 square foot office fit-up for M+W Group in Albany included a range of space types for multiple cognitive needs, including flexible furnishings to convert some spaces for various activities. The office serves as the U.S. headquarters for the global company.*
Building Acquisition - Menands, NY
Concept Office Layout & Building Evaluation
When a local company purchased a neighboring building to expand their offices, evaluations of building condition and code compliance were provided for bringing the building into good repair, and a program and concept plan were developed for updating the space to suit their needs.*
New In-Patient Nursing Facility Building - Austin, TX
Facility Administration Wing
The Center at Parmer contains a full administrative wing including public reception, private and shared offices, conference room, copy and supplies storage, and records storage. A southwest aesthetic reflects the local culture.*
New In-Patient Nursing Facility Building - Dover, DE
Facility Administration Wing
The Center at Eden Hill contains a full administrative wing including public reception, private and shared offices, conference room, copy and supplies storage, and records storage. A transitional aesthetic speaks to the historic locale with a modern update.*
Selective Renovation & Preservation - Johnstown, NY
Church Offices & Public Programs
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.*
Historic City Hall & Police Department - Cohoes, NY
Accessibility Audit & Concept Design
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 compliance while maintaining the original architect's approach to form and circulation.*