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 project was completed under the NJ School Construction Corporation (NJSCC) Health and Safety Program. We worked with the PMF (PB+3Di) to provide a remedy for controlling leaking through the existing standing seam metal roof system. Both the school and its roof were constructed relatively recently – so we were quite surprised that the roof would have required...
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This early-20th century Elementary School was one of five schools in our contract. We were to provide validation of the scope of work, and design remedies to address a number of items, including deferred maintenance projects. This school’s auditorium includes a skylight which provides back-lit day lighting for original stained glass inlays that adorn the ceiling over the...
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This 4000 sf structure was sited between the tracks and the site of an adjacent trucking company in a new train yard constructed as part of the Montclair Connection project. Housing yard-master offices, male and female crew lockers and showers, train repair material storage, and lunch and conference facilities, the yard-master offices are situated to afford wide angle...
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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...
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