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In 1998 this rare Moorish/Victorian style building in downtown Troy was so deteriorated that the city was on the verge of demolishing it. Originally built as a six-story office building in 1871, The Rice Building was damaged in a serious fire in 1916. The 6th floor and three spires were completed destroyed. During the 1980s… Read more >
The historic Frear Building was built in 1904 by internationally known retailer William Frear. We were commissioned to perform extensive interior and exterior renovations to this long neglected building. The facade is comprised of white, Roman style bricks, sculptured marble, and terra cotta trim. The ornate roof ballistrade is comprised of artfully crafted stamped galvanized… Read more >
architecture+ designed a new $5 million office/warehouse facility for Fortitech, Inc., a manufacturer of nutrient premixes for the food and pharmaceutical industries. There are 16,000 square feet of office space on two floors. The building is designed to reduce operating costs and offer flexibility. The finished product warehouse consists of 40,000 square feet of space… Read more >
