When a national wireless retailer was ready to expand its cell phone store in Times Square, it called on Richard M. Cole & Associates to transform a small, ground-floor space into a smart, new flagship for New York City and their largest retail location in the country.
When Penn Jersey Paper, a well-established paper goods distributor in the throes of rapid diversification, decided to build all new facilities, including an office building and warehouse, it turned to Richard M. Cole & Associates.The program for the warehouse was specific: it had to be designed for future expansion, it had to be energy efficient and it had to meet the company's changing storage, distribution and technology needs.
RMC&A designed a modern, highly efficient, 50,000-square-foot warehouse. With a 12,000-square-foot main office designed by Richard M. Cole & Associates, the law firm of Horn, Kaplan, Goldberg, Gorny & Daniels turned once again to RMC&A when it needed an additional 10,000 square feet to accomodate 20 lawyers, paralegals and supporting staff.
When Penn Jersey Paper, a well-established paper goods distributor in the throes of rapid diversification, decided to build all new facilities, including an office building and warehouse, it turned to Richard M. Cole & Associates.The program for the warehouse was specific: it had to be designed for future expansion, it had to be energy efficient and it had to meet the company's changing storage, distribution and technology needs.
RMC&A designed a modern, highly efficient, 50,000-square-foot warehouse. With a 12,000-square-foot main office designed by Richard M. Cole & Associates, the law firm of Horn, Kaplan, Goldberg, Gorny & Daniels turned once again to RMC&A when it needed an additional 10,000 square feet to accomodate 20 lawyers, paralegals and supporting staff.
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Nowhere is it more important for an architect to listen closely to the client than in residential commissions. Richard M. Cole & Associates spends the time necessary to thoroughly discuss clients' needs and desires to ensure a clear and mutual understanding of the design goals - and so that nothing is left to the contractor's imagination.
The solutions necessary to imbue old buildings with new life are as varied as the structures themselves. Richard M. Cole & Associates has converted a circa-1900 meat-packing plant into a modern office building, transformed fire-ravaged structures into historically-certified, upscale housing and reconfigured an antedated bowling alley to fit the retailing needs of a major merchandiser.
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