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DMR’s extensive K-12 roster includes new, redesigned and repurposed educational spaces in four districts in three counties, all set to open for the new school year.

The redevelopment of one of New Jersey’s busiest commercial corridors, Route 18 in East Brunswick, is underway, with the latest step forward coming in the form of two RFPs to developers.

On June 14 DMR joined Hunterdon Healthcare for the ribbon cutting of the new Ambulatory Surgery Center at the healthcare system’s Bridgewater facility, the second phase of a project that transformed a former Bank of America building into medical office space.

On May 10 the DMR Architects-designed Hackensack Performing Arts Center received the 2018 Bergen County Historic Preservation Award for the adaptive reuse of the former Masonic Temple at 102 State Street.

On February 27 St. Peter’s University Hospital in New Brunswick dedicated the new Simulation Center for Interprofessional Learning, a 5,500 SF space that provides educational space for resident’s use and practice.

Working for Queens Gate, DMR designed the new residential community The Grande at Metro Park, a 355-unit, four building rental community of one- and two- bedroom units.

Lloyd Rosenberg and other New Jersey business leaders were featured on the cover of the January issue of Commerce, with each being offered the opportunity to weigh in on their industry forecast for 2018.

On December 23 the Meadowlands Area YMCA celebrated the opening of the new aquatics center, the final phase of the renovation and expansion project which transformed the former Brooklyn Nets Training Center in East Rutherford into the YMCA’s first full-time, permanent facility.

On December 8 DMR celebrated its 7th Annual Ugly Sweater Contest.