Creativity, attention to detail and a deep knowledge of the art of design and sustainability are hallmarks of our award winning design-build architectural team. Our LEED®-accredited architects design to meet not only the architectural and aesthetic needs of our clients, but constructability, scheduling and budgetary requirements as well. Our design-build roots have allowed us to develop expertise in the entire building process and in a wide variety of project types, resulting in a vast portfolio of commercial, academic, industrial, medical and retail space.

Projects typically begin with a preliminary agreement to provide schematic design, budgeting, design development and municipal approvals. The benefit to this is that at the conclusion, our client has a plan, a guaranteed price and an approved project. We handle all board presentations and meetings, relieving our clients of wasted evenings and needless frustration. Services provided during this early stage include: coordination of surveys, environmental audits, wetland determination, site design, drainage studies, environmental impact statements, code reviews, zoning analyses and traffic studies.

In keeping with our integrated approach, VIP architectural services include complete interior design assistance. Our staff coordinates the selection of finish materials, color schemes, furnishings and window treatments. From preliminary site concept to the wall hangings in the reception area, VIP architects provide a truly comprehensive package of services.

VIP Architectural Associates, PLLC is a Certified New York State Women Business Enterprise (WBE).

Architecture was last modified: February 14th, 2017 by mindshare_admin
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VIP Structures purchased Webster’s Landing (formerly the Marshall building) in 1986, which included 5 floors and 33,000 SF. Initially we used the first two floors as our headquarters.

architecture

The finished look maintained the allure of exposed large timber framing, along with brick arched windows and doorways.

engineering

Through insightful adaptive reuse, our team successfully transformed this 1893 vintage, former grain warehouse into a modern, efficient office space.

construction

In 1999 the balance of the space was redeveloped.

development

Currently, our four operating divisions occupy the entire building except for a portion of the first floor leased to a tenant.

overview

One Webster’s Landing

VIP Structures purchased Webster’s Landing (formerly the Marshall building) in 1986, which included 5 floors and 33,000 SF. Initially we ▶ VIP Structures purchased Webster’s Landing (formerly the Marshall building) in 1986, which included 5 floors and 33,000 SF. Initially we used the first two floors as our headquarters.

architecture

One Webster’s Landing

Architecture

The finished look maintained the allure of exposed large timber framing, along with brick arched windows and doorways.

engineering

One Webster’s Landing

engineering

Through insightful adaptive reuse, our team successfully transformed this 1893 vintage, former grain warehouse into a modern, efficient office space.

construction

One Webster’s Landing

construction

In 1999 the balance of the space was redeveloped.

development

One Webster’s Landing

development

Currently, our four operating divisions occupy the entire building except for a portion of the first floor leased to a tenant.


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Project Details


Delivery Method: Design-Build-Develop
Owner: One Webster’s Landing LLC
Size: 33,000 SF (5 levels)

VIP Structures purchased Webster’s Landing (formerly the Marshall building) in 1986, initially using the first two floors for its headquarters. In 1999 the balance of the space was redeveloped, with the Manufacturers Association of Central New York as a tenant on the fifth floor. Currently, our four operating divisions occupy the entire building except for a portion of the first floor leased to a tenant.

The finished look maintained the allure of exposed large timber framing, along with brick arched windows and doorways. Through insightful adaptive reuse, our team successfully transformed this 1893 vintage, former grain warehouse into a modern, efficient office space.

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