Commercial

New England Environmental

New England Environmental

New Construction
Amherst, Massachusetts

LEED Platinum

Part of a two-phase development that consists of two, 2-story, wood-frame office buildings, the first phase houses offices for New England Environmental, Inc., an environmental consulting firm who will occupy approximately 5,000 square feet of the 9,600 square foot building, and tenant space for lease.

Amherst Cinema

Amherst Cinema

Renovation
Amherst, Massachusetts

A multi-use conversion of an unoccupied, 1920s town-center cinema to include a new 3-screen cinema addition, retail, restaurant and office space. Includes LEED-eligible offices for Kuhn Riddle Architects.

Kuhn Riddle Architects Office

Kuhn Riddle Architects Office

Renovation
Amherst, Massachusetts

As part of a larger adaptive reuse of the Amherst Cinema Building, our own offices allowed us to build what we hope is a model of sustainability for future clients.  “Green” features include: open floor plan with ample daylight, locally fabricated workstations made of wheatboard, locally grown and sustainably harvested ash flooring and trims, all-natural flooring made from linseed oil and cork, and a 5KW rooftop solar array that generates approximately 16% of the office’s electrical needs.

Ode

Ode

Commercial Renovation
Northampton, Massachusetts

The design for this commercial space in downtown Northampton, MA embraces the history embedded in the existing structure, materials and textures, and reveals them as architectural elements. Simple, clean forms, efficient space planning, and raw finishes give the space an industrial feel and become an ideal backdrop for the elegance of women’s clothing, poetry readings, and art gatherings.

Onyx Restaurant

Onyx Restaurant

Renovation & New Construction
Springfield, Massachusetts

Part of the River’s Landing complex, Onyx occupies three levels of the south end of the former Basketball Hall of Fame building.  It features an onyx bar, eighteen-screen video wall, and a two-story waterfall.

Northampton Cooperative Bank

Northampton Cooperative Bank

New Construction
Florence, Massachusetts

Branch office of a local bank with retail and commercial space. The small site and adjacency to a residential neighborhood required an integrated approach to the program.  Siting the two buildings across a common area allows each structure to have a presence on the street as well as visible parking. Landscaping in front softens the street line and gives space back to the public for benches and shade. The project received an Award from The Northampton Historical Commission in 2005.

Cowls Showroom

Cowls Showroom

New Construction
Amherst, Massachusetts

5,280 square feet of new kitchen and bath showroom and a design center addition that includes display space for cabinet and door hardware as well as doors and windows.  The new showroom has its own identity and entrance so that it can operate at different hours from the lumber and hardware store, yet is able to open up to these other spaces during normal business hours.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank

Greenfield Cooperative Bank

Adaptive Reuse
Greenfield, Massachusetts

This town-center adaptive re-use project, in Greenfield Massachusetts, converts a former Packard dealership into corporate offices for Greenfield Cooperative Bank.  The building includes 11,900 square-feet of renovated office space on two levels and a 5,900 square-foot basement level parking garage.  Improvement included all new windows, building insulation, mechanical and electrical systems.

Knights of Columbus

Knights of Columbus

New Construction
Amherst, Massachusetts

New multi-use, town-center building for the Amherst chapter of the Knights of Columbus.  Building includes 18,900 square feet on four levels with K of C meeting space on the third floor, retail/restaurant space on the ground and first floors, and residential space on the second floor.

Colonial Block

Colonial Block

Renovation
Springfield, Massachusetts

Historic rehabilitation of a five-story downtown building for office space.