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For their design team ReNEWal is combining the talents of two renowned architectural and planning firms, The Croxton Collaborative and Meridian Design Associates.

Croxton Collaborative Architects, PC have been retained for overall sustainable/environmental planning and architectural design, a field that they have pioneered over the last two decades.  This work is highlighted through such projects as the headquarters of the National Audubon Society, the Natural Resources Defense Council and the new headquarters for the Environmental Defense Fund, scheduled for completion in 1999.

The firm's founder, Randolph R. Croxton, FAIA, is directing the firm's collaboration on planning and architecture development with Meridian Design Associates.  Lauren J. Reiter, AIA, Project Manager and Victor Garcia, RA, Project Architect, are directing the “integration of built and natural environments” through a balanced restoration of nature's systems, selective re-use of existing buildings and infrastructure and the design of a uniquely integrated civic and community model.

Meridian Design Associates, Architects have been retained to bring their experience in the design of vital civic and public spaces, as well as their skills in community and advocacy planning. 

The firm, led by Partners Bice C. Wilson, AIA and Antonio Argibay, AIA as well as Project Designer Christine Calderón, brings to the project a design methodology based on elegantly expressing the shape of the civic culture, economic forces and natural systems at play on the site.  This intent is achieved through the modern implementation of ancient traditions of designing in harmony with the landscape, combined with contemporary wisdom regarding sustainable systems, information and management practices and a commitment to building for the benefit of future generations.

Meridian is internationally recognized for its pioneering work in bio-regional and community planning, as well as their work in designing residential and commercial projects.  Examples of their work include the Mianus Bio-regional Planning Project, Martha Stewart Living Television, Hudson River Studios and many site specific sculptural pieces around the country.