conceptual designs

Re4orm Architecture provided design services for the redevelopment + visualization of the River North (RiNo) district surrounding Brighton Boulevard, a prominent post-industrial corridor in Denver, Colorado.

Re4orm Architecture provided design services for a LEED Silver certified Science Center of Tech Valley, a dynamic, experiential visitor destination which was planned to replace the existing outdated Schenectady Museum & Suits-Bueche Planetarium. The proposed building was designed to be a hybrid offspring of a traditional collections-based museum, and an activity-based science and technology center. The exhibits and activities will reflect the continuum of science and technology in a rich historical context that reaches into the future.

The preliminary design featured a soaring, illuminated, double-height lobby as the main architectural statement of the façade facing Broadway. The lobby provided direct access to the multipurpose Planetarium/Domed Immersion Theater, large-format Digital Theater, Tech Theater, the Information and Ticketing area, museum shop, large traveling exhibit space, and the Living Lab. Twenty-foot-high ceilings would allow for the creation and rental of immersive, hands-on, technologically advanced museum exhibit designs.

Entry for the master planning of Fulton Montgomery Community College, including student housing and site planning.