Beardsley Architects + Engineers Moves to New Albany Office LocationPosted on April 3, 2025 |
Auburn, N.Y. - Beardsley Architects + Engineers’ Albany office has moved to a new location in downtown Albany at 69 State Street, Suite 1100D, Albany, NY 12207.
The new location in the downtown Expansive Workspace provides additional space for the Firm’s growing Albany design practice. “Our new office not only enhances our ability to work together, but it also creates space for the continued growth of our professional team, allowing us to take on new challenges and better serve our clients,” says Jace Brown, Principal and Architect in the Albany office. “We’re glad to be staying the heart of Albany so that our talent-rich team can continue to work with clients in the Capital District, Adirondacks, Berkshires, and Hudson Valley.”
Beardsley Architects + Engineers is a multidisciplinary building, site, and systems design firm. The business serves specialized customer needs in the Government, Commercial, Housing, Resort, and Educational sectors.
For more information on Beardsley Architects + Engineers, visit www.beardsley.com.
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