We designed renovation for spaces on three floors in this ca. 1915 brick bearing wall building on Cook Campus. Some were lightly renovated, others only partially, still others were fully gutted. The images are of the finished main offices for the School of Environmental & Biological Science (SEBS). This space is a blend of private, semi-private and open offices, and includes closed conference and open small gathering spaces in this nearly 8000 SF...
A gracious kitchen & family dining space was added to this beautiful Dutch Colonial home perched on a tree-lined street in Westfield, NJ. Its grand scale compliments the first floor living areas and generous entry hall. The new kitchen provides everyday eating, room for two (or more!) cooks, and plenty of space for a crowd. We also designed a new rear entry/mudroom, laundry room, powder room, and improved the access to the basement as part of this...
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This tiny structure will house security personnel at the Meadowlands Rail Station. We completed design and construction documentation in a very compressed 4 month time frame (in order for construction completion and event testing before the 2014 Super Bowl at Met Life Stadium). The facility was also designed to be used more heavily, when the trains begin to operate on a...
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A 16-foot wide row house in Hoboken has grown to accommodate the needs of a 21st century family. Renovations, along with a 3-story addition into the rear yard provide a basement level playroom, a first floor ‘center-of-entertainment’ kitchen, a second floor master bedroom and a third floor child’s room. The basement floor was excavated deeper at the addition to increase...
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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...
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Replacing a dark galley kitchen, incorporation of this skylight creates a light-filled space, while leaving room along the walls for cabinets and appliances. The new kitchen is tucked into a corner of this house of many gables. Our solution of a very low slope roof maintains window configurations on upper floors, and the detailing: deep overhangs, box bays, and wide...
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