Below are thumbnails of my current projects. Please click on the links to find out more.
Current Projects
August 5, 2011
Teaching Photos
February 24, 2011
Upper West Side Townhouse Renovation
February 20, 2011
The project is five-story rowhouse located in the Upper West Side Historic District on the south side of West 69th Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West. The building is one of seven buildings in a row designed by Gilbert A. Schellenger and constructed in 1896. The proposed work involves returning the building back to a single-family residence with modifications at the street facade, the roof and the rear yard.
UMass Week
April 29, 2010Next week is UMass week for Richard Garey Architecture & Construction. On May 3rd, Richard will be serving as a guest juror for Stephen Schreiber’s final review. Stephen is the Director of the University of Massachusetts the Graduate Architecture Program. Later in the evening, Richard will be presenting photography that is being exhibited in the “Mother Tongue” exhibition sponsored by the UMass Department of Comparative Literature. On May 7th, Richard will serve as a member of a competition jury for the Department of Art, Architecture, & Art History’s Junior/Senior Show.
Robert Marino Architects w/ Richard Garey, R.A.
April 13, 2010Robert Marino and Richard Garey have teamed up to bring high design to the Pioneer Valley.
http://www.flaggmountain.com/b_marino_garey.shtml
Robert Marino, architect, engineer, and teacher has built an amazing array of residential projects in the New York City metropolitan area. Understood individually, each project presents itself as a unique architectural proposition; understood as a body of work, the common themes within various projects begin to appear. While he has many intuitive tools at his disposal, his projects always begin with the potential for unencumbered structure to be the best means for architectural expression. Robert Marino Architects is located in the landmarked Starrett-Lehigh Building in Midtown Manhattan. http://www.marinoarch.com
Richard Garey, a former student of Robert Marino, is a registered architect with years of residential design experience in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and beyond. As a design/build firm, Richard Garey Architecture & Construction strives to take projects from schematic design through construction. The underlying focus of RGA&C is social impact through design. Richard Garey Architecture & Construction maintains offices in Manhattan and Amherst. http://www.richardgarey.com
Aqueduct Walk Clean-Up 2010
March 29, 2010Richard Garey Architecture & Construction, working on behalf of Columbia Community Outreach, lead a team of undergraduate students on a clean-up of Aqueduct Walk Park. The area of work focused on one of the most neglected portions of the park, an approximately one mile stretch bounded by Kingsbridge Road to the north and Burnside Avenue to the south. This is the third annual clean-up of the park orchestrated by Richard Garey Architecture & Construction. http://aqueductpark.blogspot.com/
Old Mill
November 6, 2009
I am in the process of renovation an old mill in Amherst, Massachusetts. I am performing the labor for this job.
UPDATE: Grand Concourse 100 Exhibit @ Center for Architecture
November 6, 2009The Grand Concourse 100 exhibition is now officially on view, but the public ‘opening’ will be on Tuesday, November 10th from 6-8PM here at the Center for Architecture. The exhibition runs through November 30th.
http://cfa.aiany.org/index.php?section=exhibitions&expid=116
AIA New England Design Award
October 3, 2009One of the projects I worked on while employed at David Scott Parker Architects just won an AIA New England Design Award.
http://www.aianewengland.org/designawards2009.html
2009 People's Choice Award: "The place in which I'd most like to play"
Current Work 