City/Township Offices

   
   

Sterling Heights City Hall Addition/Renovations
Sterling Heights, Michigan

Due to the rapid growth of the City itself, Sterling Heights required a complete reorganization of and addition to their City Hall offices. As opposed to the previous layout where departments were spread throughout the building, the City Hall offices and departments are now organized around a newly created main concourse extending the full length of the building and culminating in the lobby of the state-of-the-art 200-person Council Chambers.

Additional amenities include a new cable television studio and editing suites, an employee exercise room and, at the intersection of the existing building and the addition, a beautiful recessed garden area enlivened by sculpture and flowing water.
Police/Water and Building Department
Bloomfield Township, Michigan

The need to expand the facilities for the police, water and building departments while maintaining their continuous operation was a part of this project's design requirements.

With the cooperation of the owner and contractor, the police facilities were enlarged and reorganized and the water and building departments were expanded by 50% to meet growing community needs.

Township Hall and Fire Station
Whitney Township, Michigan

Designed to meet a variety of community needs as well as to house the equipment for a volunteer fire department, this structure blends well with adjacent residential and commercial structures. It has been an object of community pride since its occupancy in 1983.

This building was designed and financed in accordance with guidelines established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture – Farmers Home Administration.