Recently enacted legislation has revived the P3 (public-private partnership) conversation in New Jersey, with DMR, a longtime supporter of the model, leading the way through a variety of advocacy efforts, including published media, conference involvement, and webinars.

We are excited to share that our President & CEO, Lloyd Rosenberg, was among the honorees this week at the 2019 ICON Awards presented by NJBiz. Lloyd is the driving…

Today marks the first day of programs at the Mellone – Mariniello (M&M) Recreation Center in Hackensack, giving residents access to a recent redesign and expansion that addresses the community’s need for current athletic, meeting and activity space.

Voters in Carteret will weigh in on a $37 million referendum in September which will determine if the school district will move ahead with renovations to each of the district’s facilities, and also construct a new, state-of-the-art Junior High School.

On July 27 DMR joined SB One Bank, clients and the local community to celebrate the bank’s 14th New Jersey location and first banking center in Hudson County at The Avenue Collection luxury condominium complex at Port Imperial in Weehawken.

DMR is proud to announce that Charles H. Sarlo, Esq. is set to join a panel at this week’s ExploreNJ, a special event designed to attract foreign investors to the state. More than 30 foreign entities looking to expand operations in the United States are expected to attend.

The Frank J. Gargiulo Campus, the new, 350,000 square foot high school that opened its doors in September 2018, has achieved LEED Gold certification.

On April 26 DMR was among those to receive a 2019 Environmental Leadership Medal from the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey (CIANJ) at its celebration of environmental leadership in the business community. The inaugural awards program celebrated environmentally-friendly companies that have demonstrated leadership in sustainability.

Upgrades at Bayonne High School marks the Board of Education’s 25th project by DMR Architects since 2013, a combination of reinvestment and design work at eight schools to accommodate the increase in its school-aged population, support new technologies, and respond to safety guidelines.