Seth A Leeb Architect

Building conversions aren’t just trendy – they’re a highly-sustainable building practice, essentially recycling an unused residential building to a commercial space and offices that are convenient and essential to the local community. Here are some tips on how to rezone a building, from  commercial architecture specialists in NJ . Rezoning Basics In NJ, most commercial zoning districts have a residential equivalent to make rezoning easier. It’s important to consult with an architect before you purchase a property with the idea of rezoning it so that they can properly review the property’s zoning and determine if rezoning is possible. Unfortunately, if rezoning to commercial is not possible, the project is unable to go ahead. Your only option then is to go ahead and file for a zoning variance, which is a case for getting approval on developing a property in a manner that does not conform with the property’s current zoning. These can be difficult, time-consuming and expen...

Businesses want a lot from their buildings, from aesthetics that support their brand to designs that help them meet goals for growth and expansion.  Commercial architecture in NJ  and around the world is increasing its engagement with the goals of clients by including these great trends that actively enhance productivity. Eliminating clutter:  With forward-thinking architectural design, much of the distracting wiring and clutter of an office workplace can be hidden away to achieve a clean, seamless and calming aesthetic. This is especially important in open-plan and flexible office spaces, as clutter can quickly accumulate and pollute an entire department. These features are also great for future-proofing a workplace, by providing the space and structural openings needed to accommodate expansion and technological advances. Nature:  Bringing the natural world indoors and especially into the office environment is a big trend that is showing significant results...