8B — January 27, 2017 - February 9, 2017 — Owners, Developers & Managers — M id A tlantic
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New plans meld industrial & practical design elements to complement company’s industrial business DMR Architects designs 30,000 s/f North American headquarters for Schiavone Construction S
owlands Parkway in Secaucus, when it was decided to reno- vate and it made sense to move to within the same building. DMR’s design includes polished concrete and wood grained vinyl floors, sliding commercial-grade barn doors, exposed ceilings, lower height work stations with glass pan- els. “We wanted to use elements like the concrete flooring and exposed ceilings to architec- turally represent Schiavone’s business while organizing the work station to encourage the collaborative spirit that has
contributed to its international success,” said Lloyd Rosen- berg, AIA , president and CEO of DMR Architects. “With Schiavone in a complementary industry to DMR Architects, it
has provided more extensive insight into the project than a lot of our other clients. We welcomed its contributions which resulted in a unique and functional space.” n
ecaucus, NJ — Schi- avone Construction is now occupying the DMR Architects -designed 30,000 s/f American headquarters for Schiavone Construction, con- sidered one of the New York Metropolitan area’s foremost construction companies, with major infrastructure contracts for tunnels, mass transit and subway projects, bridges and highways, deep foundations, marine work and water treat- ment plants. Schiavone brought in DMR to fully build out the space on the second floor at 150 Mead-
Archer & Buchanan Architecture welcomes new staff architect Stoner
West Chester, PA — Archer & Buchanan Ar- chitecture, Ltd. , an award- winning architecture firm spe- cializing in residential and in- stitutional design, is pleased to announce that Derek Stoner has joined the firm.
“We are thrilled to have Derek on our team,” principal Richard Buchanan, AIA , re-
marked, “The breadth of his experience in t rad i t i ona l home design and construc- t i o n ma k e him a valu- able addition to the firm.”
167-acre development site
Derek Stoner
Stoner has seven years’ expe- rience with builders and archi- tecture firms in the Lancaster area, specializing in custom- designed homes. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Judson Univer- sity with a concentration in Traditional Architecture and Urbanism, and studied in Italy and France, which greatly in- fluenced his passion for classi- cal architecture. At Archer &Buchanan, Ston- er will be working on a new 4,500 s/f private home and barn in West Chester. The first floor of the barn will have stalls for three horses, a tack room, three-car garage and private office. The second floor will fea- ture a two-bedroom guest suite. A resident of Akron, PA, Stoner is particularly inter- ested in creating community through architecture. “Wheth- er that community is as small as a single house or as large as a city or town,” he notes, “I believe that community can best be accomplished by being respectful to those who have gone before us, through understanding the context of each and every project.” Currently celebrating 20 years of practice, Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd. is an award-winning architecture firm known for timeless design, attention to detail and exqui- site craftsmanship. Projects include new structures as well as thoughtful renovations, ad- ditions, country property plan- ning, master planning and fea- sibility studies, and adaptive re-use of buildings throughout the eastern seaboard. Among clients are private home own- ers and institutions. n
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