Project Summary We worked with the City of Kingston to design renovations and alterations to the façade of the Kingston Trolley Museum to be more reflective of the history of the area. The museum stands on the old footings and foundation of the former Ulster and Delaware Railroad engine shop. Before renovation. After renovation. The […]
Renovation
Marianist Brothers Founder’s Hollow, Accord, NY – Project Summary
Project Summary Nestled in the peaceful quiet of the Hudson Valley, Alfandre Architecture designed a new dormitory for the Marianist Brothers Founder’s Hollow Retreat House. Renovations were comprised of extending the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry room and new decks on the second floor. The new addition included 12 dormitory bedrooms, a new chapel, toilet rooms, shower […]
Hudson Valley Farm Hub, Hurley, NY – Project Summary
Project Summary The Hudson Valley Farm Hub is a non-profit center for resilient agriculture established to be a “resource for education, demonstration and research.” We worked closely with the Farm Hub team to transform an existing, unused loading dock into a state-of-the-art packing facility. The new space is now a bright, clean and well-insulated resource […]
The Bakery, New Paltz, NY – Project Summary
Project Summary Located on a narrow site, Alfandre Architecture designed a two-story addition to the existing structure of a popular, local bakery. The design included features to bring in more natural light and a captivating two-story cathedral space. If you like this post, please share … ShareTweetPin0 Shares Need help with your project? SCHEDULE A […]
Residential Addition, Saugerties, NY – Project Summary
Project Summary The stunning views of the Hudson River were framed with timber and stone to help shape this 2,100 SF addition to a two-story house. The addition included a great room that looks over the river, two bedrooms, a spacious master suite, garage and entry vestibule. If you like this post, please share … […]
Graymoor: Saint Paul Friary, Garrison, NY – Project Summary
The new Friary is attached to St Francis Chapel, and the original St Paul Friary. Together, the three buildings create a private courtyard for the Friars at the heart of the Graymoor Mountain. The private dining room, serving as one of the three tables for Franciscan life, is sympathetic in style to the shape and […]