We work collaboratively with clients to ensure that they will understand the extent of our expertise, creativity, and innovation. We offer our services in dynamic ways so that our clients can benefit from a professional relationship. Originally founded by Ken Syvertsen in 1998, Syvertsen Architects re-branded in 2011 as SRA (Syvertsen Rigosu Architects) upon the partnering of Dennis Rigosu.
Ken brings more than 20 years of the experience in the design and management of commercial, retail and residential projects. With his substantial history leading large national architecture firms, Ken always sees the bigger picture and leads the young architects within this firm by helping them stay on the right track. After joining the firm in 2006, Dennis became a partner in 2011 to assist in the continuation of excellent client service and expanding the firm's project diversity.
His high energy alongside with his experience in managing and designing commercial, educational, governmental and industrial always lead to innovative solutions.
Ken brings more than 20 years of the experience in the design and management of commercial, retail and residential projects. With his substantial history leading large national architecture firms, Ken always sees the bigger picture and leads the young architects within this firm by helping them stay on the right track. After joining the firm in 2006, Dennis became a partner in 2011 to assist in the continuation of excellent client service and expanding the firm's project diversity.
His high energy alongside with his experience in managing and designing commercial, educational, governmental and industrial always lead to innovative solutions.
Services
Baker Hughes a GE Company retained SYVERTSEN RIGOSU Architects, PLLC to design their new Inspection Technologies center in Cincinnati, OH.
The project was a complete renovation of an existing 28,000 sf building and houses a large testing lab with state of the art equipment, full glass training rooms, full glass conference rooms, and bringing the entire building up to code.
The testing and training center brings in clients from all over the world.
SRA worked with consultants to create a unique space with custom wall and glass graphics, lighting and complementing furniture, bringing a 25+ year old building in the future.
The project was a complete renovation of an existing 28,000 sf building and houses a large testing lab with state of the art equipment, full glass training rooms, full glass conference rooms, and bringing the entire building up to code.
The testing and training center brings in clients from all over the world.
SRA worked with consultants to create a unique space with custom wall and glass graphics, lighting and complementing furniture, bringing a 25+ year old building in the future.
The Elms at Saratoga is a development nestled in the city of Saratoga Springs, New York that represents the concept of "Distinctive Urban Living."
The development offers 28 lots in the close proximity of Saratoga High School on Joseph Street.
The Elms at Saratoga offers six distinctive floor plans in a variety of exterior styles reminiscent of the traditional charm of Saratoga Springs.
The development uniquely provides extensive luxurious amenities as standard features rather then upgrades.
Syvertsen Architecture has been retained to be the Executive Architect on this job.
The development offers 28 lots in the close proximity of Saratoga High School on Joseph Street.
The Elms at Saratoga offers six distinctive floor plans in a variety of exterior styles reminiscent of the traditional charm of Saratoga Springs.
The development uniquely provides extensive luxurious amenities as standard features rather then upgrades.
Syvertsen Architecture has been retained to be the Executive Architect on this job.
Syvertsen Rigosu Architecture, PLLC is part of a Design-Build team entrusted with the design of a new 20,000 sf addition to an existing independent elementary school, providing them with over 1 1/2 times their original space.
The addition allows for 7 classrooms and a large community space, as well as providing much needed additional support areas.
The new space will be fit out in two phases, allowing the school to add classrooms as they grow and the need arises.
The addition allows for 7 classrooms and a large community space, as well as providing much needed additional support areas.
The new space will be fit out in two phases, allowing the school to add classrooms as they grow and the need arises.
The original scope of work for this project included the renovation of the historic building located at One Union Avenue in Saratoga Springs, New York.
This building was originally constructed in 1860 and housed classrooms for Skidmore College.
Empire State College purchased the building in 1981 and completely renovated in 1986.
The present renovation allows for the distribution of space gained when various departments relocated to 2 Union Avenue and the Distance Learning Center.
Syvertsen Rigosu Architecture provided Empire State College with analysis and documentation of the existing conditions, schematic and design development phase reports, a detailed pre-bid cost estimate, final working drawings and final specifications.
This building was originally constructed in 1860 and housed classrooms for Skidmore College.
Empire State College purchased the building in 1981 and completely renovated in 1986.
The present renovation allows for the distribution of space gained when various departments relocated to 2 Union Avenue and the Distance Learning Center.
Syvertsen Rigosu Architecture provided Empire State College with analysis and documentation of the existing conditions, schematic and design development phase reports, a detailed pre-bid cost estimate, final working drawings and final specifications.
Syvertsen Rigosu Architects, PLLC provided professional architectural design services for the rehabilitation of the former Bleachery Building.
The building is part of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation and is part of the Cluett Peabody complex that operated adjacent to the Hudson River on Peebles Island in Waterford, NY.
The project includes the exterior stabilization of the 345'-0" long by 105'-0" deep structure, including roof, exterior walls, exterior openings, etc.
The building is part of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation and is part of the Cluett Peabody complex that operated adjacent to the Hudson River on Peebles Island in Waterford, NY.
The project includes the exterior stabilization of the 345'-0" long by 105'-0" deep structure, including roof, exterior walls, exterior openings, etc.
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