Re4orm Architecture

Re4orm Architecture is an interior design and architecture firm in Schenectady, New York, operating from 323 Clinton St. The firm holds a 5.00 rating from the customers who have reviewed it.

Re4orm Architecture was originally established as Smith-Pollard Architects in 1976 by James D. Smith, and over the past 28 years has built its practice around architectural responsibility, versatility, and dependability. The firm is deliberately small, a choice made so that clients receive personal attention and so that an experienced, loyal staff can carry continuity through a project from start to finish, whatever its scope. Re4orm Architecture maintains relationships with specialized consultants who provide engineering and other technical services, assembling a team tailored to each facility's problems. A strong construction background supports the design of practical, cost-effective structures and allows the firm to produce accurate cost estimates and schedules during a project's preliminary phase. The firm's stated goal is cost-effective functional design.

Its portfolio spans mixed-use, office, hospitality and entertainment, health and wellness, multi-family, public services and dealerships, student housing, and conceptual work. Among its public projects is the Schenectady County Public Library Central Library, where Re4orm Architecture developed expansion plans approved by the county and the Board of Trustees, including a 6,700 square foot children's area addition and renovation of the existing first floor, lobby, lighting, circulation desk, millwork, finishes, furniture, restrooms, and HVAC system, with added tutoring, meeting, and program rooms and flexible computer stations. The firm also designed the Phyllis Bornt Branch Library and Literacy Center, a 4,800 square foot branch built on a former vacant lot purchased by Schenectady County, intended to support neighborhood revitalization in the Hamilton Hill and Vale neighborhoods and to serve families, children, and job seekers upgrading literacy skills.

The office sits on Clinton Street in downtown Schenectady, about a tenth of a mile from Proctors Theatre and the GE Theatre, and a similar distance from Broadway, The Capital Region Entertainment Hall of Fame, and the Schenectady Central Fire Station.

For a small firm, Re4orm Architecture carries an unusually long local record, pairing decades of Schenectady-area work with a perfect customer rating.