Armitage Architecture led the design-build renovation of a 4,000-square-foot office, transforming an outdated structure into a modern, efficient workspace. The project included complete interior and systems demolition, allowing our team to reconfigure the building from the ground up. We provided full architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design services, integrating energy-efficient systems, high-performance lighting, and durable modern finishes. As design-builder, Armitage managed all phases of construction, from permitting to final delivery, resulting in a bright, functional, and contemporary office environment that supports daily operations with flexibility and style.
Armitage led the $2.9M renovation of the historic YWCA of the Niagara Frontier building in North Tonawanda, NY, transforming it into 12 residential apartments, administrative offices, a social enterprise cafe, and a commercial teaching kitchen. The design preserved 98% of the building envelope, incorporated energy-efficient systems, and met strict historic preservation guidelines. The revitalized facility now serves as a welcoming, secure, and functional community hub supporting the YWCA's mission.
Armitage transformed the historic 1880 Schafer Malt House in Buffalo, NY, in to 32 modern apartments while preserving its unique architectural character. The $6.3M renovation retained original steel columns, heavy timber and steel structure, brick barrel ceilings, and replicated historic windows to meet energy efficiency standards. The design balanced strict preservation requirements with modern amenities, creating a distinctive residential community in a landmark building.
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