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The main lobby of the iconic Bergen Performing Arts Center is a vibrant space that patrons want to spend time in. Pictured in the lobby are industrial design elements, such as wooden panels, juxtaposed to traditional elements, such as ornate gold railings. Also pictured is the author’s photo.
Today’s Performing Arts Centers are Central to Economic Stability 1633 925 DMR Architects
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Today’s Performing Arts Centers are Central to Economic Stability

By working with DMR Architects, municipalities throughout New Jersey have been able to leverage infrastructure projects and green spaces to provide unique performance spaces, projects that have stimulated the economy, supported local jobs, and contributed to building healthy and vibrant communities.

A verison of this article originally appeared in NJ Municipalities Magazine.

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St. Peter's University Hospital Surgery Suite, revealing the warm palette and brand standards implemented as part of the project, and the author's photo.
DMR Architects Delivers Function and Harmony at St. Peter’s University Hospital 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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DMR Architects Delivers Function and Harmony at St. Peter’s University Hospital

Healthcare design requires that we deliver not only a highly-specified functional environment, but that we also create an aesthetic that is both efficient for practitioners and comforting to patients. For multiple projects at St. Peter’s University Hospital, that meant focusing on the spatial experience, recognizing its impact on both services and healing.

This article originally appeared in Real Estate NJ.

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Thresholds of the DMR Architects Era 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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Thresholds of the DMR Architects Era

DMR’s Founder and Chairman Lloyd Rosenberg, AIA takes a look back at the past 33 years to mark the top five inflection points in New Jersey’s real estate and architectural history.

This article originally appeared in NJBiz. 

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Municipal Capital Projects: Newfound Alternative Procurement 1089 617 DMR Architects
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Municipal Capital Projects: Newfound Alternative Procurement

Charles H. Sarlo, Esq. provides a briefing on newfound alternative procurement approaches for design, development, and construction of community impact projects. 

This article originally appeared in NJ Municipalities magazine.

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Ridgefield Municipal Complex exterior and the author's photo.
Creative Land Arrangements Power Long-Awaited Projects 1633 925 DMR Architects
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Creative Land Arrangements Power Long-Awaited Projects

Some of the best untapped development opportunities may be held by municipalities whose well-located but outdated schools and administrative buildings can be relocated, unlocking value that can be then used to finance new facilities elsewhere.

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Why We Stay 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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Why We Stay

In part two of a two-part series, RENJ sat down with employees to learn about their career growth at DMR.

This article originally appeared in Real Estate NJ.

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You Build Trust by Trusting People 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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You Build Trust by Trusting People

In part one of a two-part series, RENJ sat down with Lloyd Rosenberg to hear about the culture of empowerment he has built at DMR.

This article originally appeared in Real Estate NJ.

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Working with Your Architect to Support the Next Generation of Creative Thinkers 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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Working with Your Architect to Support the Next Generation of Creative Thinkers

Where STEM and STEAM curriculum were once offered as after-school clubs, more schools are now incorporating these education modes into regular classes and expanding the applications beyond science and math. This shift in education practices requires a physical shift away from the traditional classroom layout with student desks lined in rows facing the teacher to flexible spaces and furniture, materials and spaces that can be incorporated into the lesson plan, and ever-advancing technologies that engage students and better support more forward-thinking practices.

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Reflections on the First 30 Years of DMR Architects 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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Reflections on the First 30 Years of DMR Architects

In a cover story, Lloyd A. Rosenberg reflects on the first 30 years of DMR and his vision that led to us to being the firm we are today.

This article originally appeared in Meadowlands Magazine.

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Making Work From Home…Work 2560 1450 DMR Architects
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Making Work From Home…Work

Maybe at first it was your kitchen counter. Or your living room with the TV on mute. Or even your bedroom using your bookcase as background for a Zoom Meeting. This is the new normal – working from home during the COVID Pandemic.

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