Chianis & Anderson Architects Vestal
Address:
84 Court St Ste 700, Binghamton, NY 13901
Phone No:
(607) 772-1701
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- General Info
- Chianis + Anderson Architects is pleased to announce the formation of a new design studio located in Albany, New York. Positioned in the heart of the Capital district at 1716 Central Avenue, the new studio will operate in conjunction with the main studio located in Binghamton, as a full-service Architectural and Interior Design firm. The Albany office will enable Chianis + Anderson to more efficiently extend their offering of design services to the Capital Region, Eastern New York, and the surrounding states. The new studio will be managed by Udo A. Ammon, AIA. With over twenty years of architectural experience, Mr. Ammon is well qualified to lead the Albany studio and continue to provide quality, client focused services that Chianis + Anderson is known for. Please note the new Albany Studio phone number effective December 8, 2010: 518-452-4210. Chianis + Anderson Architects, PLLC was formed in the state of New York in 2001. Since that time, Chianis + Anderson Architects has enjoyed exceptional growth and transformed into an eighteen person full service Architectural and Interior Design firm with studios in both Binghamton and Albany, New York. The firm's leadership consists of Partners Greg A. Chianis, AIA, Todd J. Anderson, AIA and Jeffery T. Smith, AIA, NCARB. Udo A. Ammon, AIA serves as the Director of the Albany Studio. We believe who we are is as important as what we do. Our generous number of repeat clients speaks to the strength of our relationships and the value of our reputation.
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Fax: (607) 772-1129
TollFree: (800) 772-1701
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