Built to perform, delivered with precision.
Armitage offers a uniquely integrated approach to construction, combining the technical insight of architects and engineers with the hands-on expertise of experienced contractors. With design and field experience under one roof, we bring a deep understanding of every project phase—from concept through closeout—ensuring quality, efficiency, and seamless execution.
Armitage has a strong track record of successfully delivering federal construction projects across a wide range of facility types. Our team provides professional, detail-oriented construction management backed by decades of experience in both new construction and complex renovations.
Featured Projects
Barracks 10112, 10114, & 10122
US Army Corps of Engineers - Replace Boilers, Piping, & Air Conditioning
US Army Corps of Engineers - Replace Boilers, Piping, & Air Conditioning
Armitage Architecture managed the concurrent construction of three major Fort Drum barracks renovation projects—Buildings 10112,10114 & 10122, totaling over $39M in improvements. Executing both projects simultaneously allowed for economies of scale, shared labor resources, and streamlined material procurement. Work included full mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection upgrades, structural repairs, building envelope improvements, and interior reconfigurations, all completed while maintaining strict quality, safety, and schedule requirements.
US Army Corps of Engineers - Replace Boilers, Piping, & Air Conditioning
US Army Corps of Engineers - Replace Boilers, Piping, & Air Conditioning
US Army Corps of Engineers - Replace Boilers, Piping, & Air Conditioning
Armitage served as prime contractor for the $1.3M design-build replacement of boilers, piping, and air conditioning at a 41,200 sq. ft. USACE vehicle maintenance facility in Rotterdam, NY. The project included high-efficiency boilers, Mitsubishi VRF mini-split systems, energy recovery ventilation, and a complete hydronic piping replacement, all performed in an occupied building without disrupting operations. The upgraded systems significantly improved energy efficiency, heating performance, and occupant comfort.