Text messaging and e-mail transit alerts as well as NextBus®-type technologies are minimizing the need for elaborate enclosed transit system shelters on college campuses and elsewhere. Transit shelters are becoming iconic stop-markers, providing protection from overhead elements for relatively short periods of time. The design for the Rutgers University transit system at the New Brunswick campus juxtaposes light and materials to convey a sense of place...
A circa 1920 home undergoing a complete renovation was destroyed by a fast moving fire. Though no one was hurt, the house and its contents were a total loss. The owners took the fire as an opportunity to redesign their house in keeping with the neighborhood, maintaining the charm of the original with updated amenities such as larger room sizes, an open kitchen/family room and a better connection with the exterior spaces: expansive rear yard, patio, and...
Through coordination with the Project Historical Preservationist, neighborhood site visits and public opinion input, we developed the design for this Class D station building: exterior waiting areas, platform canopies, and over-track circulation, including stairs and elevators. Materials include: custom steel columns, colored cast in place, concrete, brick and stone veneer walls, copper shingle roofing, perforated steel guard railings and flat and curved...
Through the completion of seven projects over the course of ten years, we have assisted in the transformation of this campus from its country-day-nursery school beginnings to a Middle-States accredited elementary school. The Children’s House multipurpose room addition was planned as a dramatic interior space to allow all children on campus a place for drama productions, all-school assemblies, as well as parent meetings and specialty class instruction....
This new facility of approximately 3000 square feet is proposed to be constructed on land adjacent to the Passaic River. Up to twenty (20) ‘eight-man’ shells will be accommodated. The foundation system will be timber pilings, elevating the first floor above the flood plain. A wood boat loading ramp is proposed at one end of the facility. When complete, the space will include capability for rental events to offset costs associated with maintenance and...
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DE BIASSE & SEMINARA ARCHITECTS, PC is a full service architectural firm in Martinsville, NJ with a depth of experience at every project development level.
