Assortment of a+ Projects
Bush Memorial Center, one of the finest examples of the Greek Revival architectural style in the United States, serves as an elegant, formal approach to the historic Russell Sage College campus. It was originally designed in 1836 by James Dakin as the First Presbyterian Church. architecture+ was selected to design the complete interior and exterior… Read more >
architecture+ was engaged to provide programming, design, and construction administration services for the Partial Renovation of the Milne Library on the SUNY Oneonta Campus. This project was undertaken to enhance core library function spaces while improving the student experience with the addition of new program areas. Program areas introduced into the library included the Academic… Read more >
We have designed several facilities for this healthcare provider. They include new construction as well as the innovative adaptive reuse of an office building and grocery store for two of the facilities. Project size ranges from 8,000 to 150,000 square feet. In Bennington, Vermont, we provided planning and design services for an 8,000 square foot… Read more >
This new 23,000 square foot primary care center was programmed, designed, and constructed by architecture+ for the Capital Care Medical Group. The facility currently accommodates five physicians and their staff along with a phlebotomy lab. In addition, it houses tenant space for many alternate health-related services including cardiology, physical therapy, orthopedics, podiatry, and radiology. architecture+… Read more >
architecture+ worked with Cresa Albany, the tenant representative for the Center for Rheumatology, to design the interior fit-up of 15,000 square fee of existing space for the relocation of this medical practice. The Center for Rheumatology wanted a welcoming and soothing environment of care to serve their patients. We created a smart and logical floor… Read more >
architecture+ designed the consolidation of the SUNY executive offices on the fourth floor of the Plaza Building. This 15,000 square foot alteration accommodates executive level offices, suites, and a variety of formal and informal meeting areas. The design takes advantage of existing high ceiling areas and serves as a showcase of the recently developed SUNY… Read more >
