Town Hall Architectural Services
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SUMMARY
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The government authority in North Castle, New York is seeking architectural services for a town hall project. The selected firm will work closely with the town board, town engineer, planning department staff, and the town’s planning consultant throughout the planning and design process.
Project coordination will include use of a site survey to be provided by the town engineer, covering topography, utilities, wetlands, and existing structures on the town hall property. The design scope includes development of conceptual floor plans for individual departments and related support spaces, such as public toilets, stairs, elevators, and mechanical or building support areas.
The architectural work is also expected to indicate the overall form of the building based on the plans developed, including rooflines and proposed fenestration.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 8, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Architecture firm with municipal or civic building design experience
- Experience developing conceptual plans for public facilities and administrative spaces
- Capability to coordinate with town boards, engineers, planners, and consultants
- Familiarity with site constraints such as topography, utilities, wetlands, and existing structures
- Licensed architectural practice in New York State
- Strong experience in building layout, accessibility features, and exterior form design
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