Project managed $52M development of the two Gateway resort hospitality buildings at Squaw Valley, each providing a multi-use hotel and two-story parking garage below for direct access to each building lobby and the floors of the condominiums with amenities such as spa's, retail and restaurants . Oversaw the design development, refined floor plans, all exterior detailing alongside electrical, mechanical and construction administration.
Oversaw the development and construction of four five story condominumim buildings over a below grade parking garage. Each Resort building housed the following amenities - ski storage, spa, retail, restaurants, direct elevator access from parking garage below. Worked directly with the famed Landscape Architect and Master Planner; Eldon Beck, who also designed Whistler Village.
Award winning Permanent Modular Magnet schools. This $10M development for the Glenside School of Art and Science and the Thomas Ford School of Math and Technology caters to 240 students. School environment improved attendance rating to 95% - highest in the Reading School District.
Floor to ceiling custom design of a private library. Handcrafted mill work, fully detailed wall paneling and cabinetry, with hidden compartments for technology and lighting.
This design won the "Berks Parade of Homes" award in six categories. Custom home design reflects the Arts and Craftsman Era.
The holistic design takes into consideration the landscape, grades, site views and the suns solar rays.
Custom integral lighting is an essential design component to all successfull projects.
Design won the "Berks County Parade of Homes" award in six categories.
This retail center is located in Pottsville, PA and was designed to reflect the town's unique history. The story of the old coal mines is brought to life alongside the railroad receiving station, the old coal cracking bin tower, the formerly expansive postoffice and the ever-popular saloon.
This is the headquarters and flagship location for Merchants Bank in Bangor, PA. Designs included three stories of office space, a basement for storage along with space for mechanical equipment. The first floor is the main bank with two entry points and a drive thru.
Interior ceiling and floor pattern reflects the circle of the banks logo with an undulating curving teller counter creating an inviting yet private teller customer relationship.
Spacious and inviting condominiums that meet all of the ADA accessibility standards and California Title 24 requirements yet still feel warm and inviting, creating a universal design standard to be use by all.
While this project wasn't completed, Sylvia Deye has a passion for large-scale architectural visions.
Renovation and conversion of a bank to law offices. Transparent flooring creates openness and natural light flow through the use of glass as a structural element.
Working closely with a client's vision, modern and classic lines conformed to create this unique staircase.
