We are excited to announce the establishment of the DMR Foundation.
read moreWith the recent approval of a New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ Energy Savings Improvement Plan (ESIP), the Hackensack Board of Education will begin energy improvement projects valued at $12.5 million, without utilizing its capital reserve or impacting taxpayers.
read moreWith the addition of three new staff members in early 2021, three departments at DMR are growing. Ramon M. Hache, Sr., current Bergen County Board of Commissioners Member and former Mayor of Ridgewood has joined our growing business development practice area., while Gabe Bailer, PP, AICP joined DMR’s planning department and Joelle Nasr joined our interior design team.
read moreFollowing approval from the New Brunswick Planning Board on Feb. 8, the new elementary school planned on Jersey Ave. is heading toward construction.
read moreOn Jan. 29 the Borough of Ridgefield and many local dignitaries broke ground on the new DMR Architects-designed municipal complex to be located on Shaler Blvd.
read moreDMR’s four current new school construction projects could be used as a lesson on how much education has changed from the student desks lined in rows facing the teacher of yore to current requests for flexible spaces and furniture, materials and spaces that can be incorporated into the lesson plan, and ever-advancing technologies.
read more2021 will kick off with a boost to DMR’s library portfolio with the commencement of imperative library projects in Roselle, Freehold and Montgomery.
read moreBlue Foundry Bank’s Rutherford location redesigned by DMR Architects has opened at 19 Park Ave.
read moreOur team of real estate thought leaders, including our President & CEO Lloyd Rosenberg and partner Francis Reiner, continue to be recognized for their influence on the landscape of New Jersey.
read moreOn Oct. 15, the Township of Montgomery broke ground on the DMR-designed new municipal center, designed to reflect the history and identity of Montgomery Township residents while addressing its current and future civic needs. It will be the new home for municipal offices, the police department, council chambers and a branch of the Somerset County Library System.
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