PSE&G POWER PLANT, HILLSDALE -

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Two men wearing hard hats are standing in front of a building.
A large brick building is being built in a gravel lot.
A man and a woman are standing on a metal platform in front of a building.



Under Construction, Hard Hats Required!


We accomplished our mission to seamlessly incorporate

the commercial PSE&G’s vast Power Plant
in the residential community that surrounds it.


On this PSE&G project, we served as Architectural Design Consultants

to the Borough of Hillsdale’s Planning Board.

Gus’ design is informed by his work on archeological excavations in Sicily and Turkey.

When we visited this site, their Project Manager thanked us for our distinctive design

that has won rave reviews throughout their organization.

We look forward to seeing the completed complex, now in the final phase of construction.

Our firm created a building notable for its reduced scale,

in spite of its massive structure. We also designed a streetscape

that consists of high walls with colonnades and arches that will hide

PSE&G’s transformers and other equipment.

The brick facade has built-in niches for planting and tree wells.


This wall surrounds the electrical equipment for the PSE&G substation.
It recalls historic neoclassic styles, defined by symmetry, simple geometry,

and social demands instead of ornament.

Two men wearing hard hats are standing in front of a building.

Under Construction, Hard Hats Required!

A large brick building is being built in a gravel lot.

We accomplished our mission to seamlessly incorporate the commercial PSE&G’s vast Power Plant
in the residential community that surrounds it.

A man and a woman wearing hard hats are standing on a staircase.

On this PSE&G project, we served as Architectural Design Consultants to the Borough of Hillsdale’s Planning Board.Gus’ design is informed by his work on archeological excavations in Sicily and Turkey. When we visited this site,
their Project Manager thanked us for our distinctive design that has won rave reviews throughout their organization.
We look forward to seeing the completed complex, now in the final phase of construction.

A large building with a lot of pipes going through it.

Our firm created a building notable for its reduced scale, in spite of its massive structure. We also designed a streetscape that consists of high walls with colonnades and arches
that will hide PSE&G’s transformers and other equipment. The brick facade has built-in niches for planting and tree wells.

A large brick building with arches and a fence around it

This wall surrounds the electrical equipment for the PSE&G substation.
It recalls historic neoclassic styles, defined by symmetry, simple geometry, and social demands instead of ornament.

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