40 apartment units containing 16 two-bedroom units and 24 one-bedroom units. Four were designed as Type A, fully accessible and two units for vision and hearing impaired.

The project consisted of the conversion of the existing three story historic schoolhouse into a senior apartment facility. The design approach was to minimize changes to the building exterior and accommodate the mixed use program as efficiently as possible while retaining important historic features of the interior, especially in the original corridors.

The project consisted of the conversion of the existing two story gymnasium of the former Spencerport High School into multifamily apartment facility containing 14-units and amenities.

This project included the conversion/renovation of an existing sanctuary built in 1884, into 29 studio apartments. Recipient of the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier Historic Preservation Award.

The work to the four-plex included a complete overhaul of finishes including paint, flooring, cabinets and shell upgrades including windows, siding and roofing. The scope of work included an addition on the North side of the building to provide handicap access to one ground floor unit and provide a laundry room and office for the complex. The complex previous had no accessible apartments.

The project consisted of the historic conversion of the existing three story Belmont Hotel into an affordable multifamily apartment facility containing 19-units and amenities.

The project consisted of the conversion of the existing three professional office building on the St. Mary’s Hospital Campus into independent senior apartments containing 33-units and amenities.

This project included the renovation and repair of an existing school that had been converted into senior apartments in the 1980’s. Renovations were made in accordance with DHCR guidelines.

The project consisted of the conversion of the existing two story historic Town Hall(original town schoolhouse and library) into multifamily apartment facility containing 21-units and amenities. The design approach was to minimize changes to the building exterior and accommodate the mixed use program as efficiently as possible while retaining important historic features of the interior, especially in the original corridors and stage area.

This project included the renovation and repair of an existing high school that had been converted into senior apartments in the 1990’s. Renovations were made in accordance with NYSHPO and NPS historic reservation guidelines and DHCR guidelines.

This project included a gut rehab of an existing four story building in downtown Rochester. The project includes 45 SRO units on the upper 3 floors and amenities, including community room, laundry, office, and tenant storage and commercial space on the first floor.

The completed project contains 28-units. A community room, laundry and offices were added on the first floor in former commercial spaces. The remaining commercial tenant spaces on the 1st floor were upgraded.

The project consisted of the renovation of a multifamily apartment complex consisting of 12 buildings containing 100-units and a community building with a community room, toilet rooms, offices and laundry.