Re4orm Architecture is a full service architectural firm, originally established as Smith-Pollard Architects in 1976 by James D. Smith. Over the past 28 years the firm has built a reputation for architectural responsibility, versatility, and dependability. The size of our firm allows us to provide clients with the personal attention that they deserve.
Re4orm Architecture has been structured to be efficient by putting together an experienced and loyal staff. This ensures continuity throughout the duration of a particular project, regardless of the scope. We have stayed small because we believe that the larger firms lack attention to detail, enthusiasm and principle involvement that we pride ourselves in.
In addition to our staff, Re4orm Architecture has developed solid relationships with specialized consultants, which provide engineering and other specialized services. Re4orm Architecture will construct a team, which is specifically geared to address the problems facing your facility. Re4orm Architecture has a strong construction background, which gives us the ability to design structures that are practical and cost effective.
Re4orm Architecture has been structured to be efficient by putting together an experienced and loyal staff. This ensures continuity throughout the duration of a particular project, regardless of the scope. We have stayed small because we believe that the larger firms lack attention to detail, enthusiasm and principle involvement that we pride ourselves in.
In addition to our staff, Re4orm Architecture has developed solid relationships with specialized consultants, which provide engineering and other specialized services. Re4orm Architecture will construct a team, which is specifically geared to address the problems facing your facility. Re4orm Architecture has a strong construction background, which gives us the ability to design structures that are practical and cost effective.
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The Frog Alley Lofts began leasing in 2020 on floors 2 through 4 of the 108 State Street building. The 74 units feature a variety of luxurious floorplans, each with its own balcony (or balconies), laundry facilities, cable access, full bathrooms, and high-speed WiFi. The apartments use expansive windows to encourage natural light, and implement an industrial-style design to expose the integrity of the building.
College Suites at Washington Square was completed in 2012 at a cost of $15.7 million dollars. Designed by Re4orm Architecture and developed by the United Group, the building consists of 264 beds and provides modern, apartment style student housing across the street from the SUNY Schenectady County Community College campus and is a short walk to all the downtown restaurants, cafes and activities in Schenectady.
Proposed ideas for the upcoming second built phase of the Mill Artisan Distict on Lower State Street in Schenectady, NY. Re4orm Architecture provided design services for the redevelopment + visualization of the River North (RiNo) district surrounding Brighton Boulevard, a prominent post-industrial corridor in Denver, Colorado.
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