Jeff Wilkinson Architect
- 13 Chambers St Newburgh New York 12550 United States
Profile
Jeff Wilkinson Architect is a Newburgh-based architectural firm that specializes in innovative and sustainable design solutions within the construction and home improvement industry. With decades of experience, the firm is known for its hands-on approach to residential, commercial, and historical projects, particularly in the Hudson Valley region. Jeff Wilkinson leads a collaborative team that focuses on creating buildings that respect the environment while fulfilling the aesthetic and functional needs of clients.
The firm is especially recognized for its expertise in restoring historic structures and seamlessly blending contemporary elements into traditional forms. Their work reflects a strong commitment to thoughtful design, community engagement, and environmental responsibility. With attention to detail and client vision, Jeff Wilkinson Architect ensures that each project is individually tailored from concept through completion.
They are also noted for their contributions to urban revitalization efforts in the Newburgh area, helping to preserve the region’s architectural heritage while advancing modern living standards. The firm maintains affiliations with professional industry organizations and emphasizes continuing innovation through research and design integration.
Website: http://www.jwra.com/
Key Services:
– Architectural design for residential and commercial buildings
– Historic preservation and restoration
– Sustainable and green building design
– Feasibility studies and site planning
– Planning and project management
– Adaptive reuse and renovations
– Urban design and revitalization projects
– Custom home design and interior architecture
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Contact Info
- 13 Chambers St, Newburgh, New York, 12550, United States
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Phone: (845) 565-1835
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