Cobrooke Architecture and Design

Profile of Cobrooke Architecture and Design

Business Name

Cobrooke Architecture and Design

Location

United States

Services

Architecture

Website

http://www.cobrooke.com

Principal(s)

Robert Vecchione (1958)

Philosophy

Our clients in the health care, corporate and commercial sectors are managing change on a daily basis. Changes which affect their services and products delivery model.

Cobrooke partners with our clients to:

- Uncover the challenges facing the organization

- Address the issues and deliver effective planning and design solutions that enable organizations to remain competitive in their target markets and reinforces their corporate brand

With expertise in both architecture and interior design, Cobrooke offers more value to our clients than conventional architectural design practices. Our proficiencies, a dynamic integration of planning and design services in three core market sectors, are built upon a solid foundation of ten years of knowledge gained from serving our clients.

Every client has a program of needs to be defined, a budget to be met and a dream to be realized. Our responsibility is to focus these diverse elements into a single harmonious solution through careful listening, systematic research, exploration of options and a thorough knowledge of available technologies. We are proud to share with you some of our work which reaffirms our commitment to excellence. We invite your inquiry and thank you for your consideration.

Background

• Founded: 1997
• Offices: 2
• Design team: 4

Key projects

• "A new hut" - Safety Harbor Museum Competition, Florida, 2007
• "Shrink this house"-design competition-Miami, Florida, 2007
• New York Presbyterian Hospital-Dept. of Neurology Interior Renovations-
• New York, New York 2003
• New York Presbyterian Hospital-Burn Unit Interior Renovations-
• New York, New York 2003
• American Capital Access-Corporate Interiors-New York, New York 2002
• Valatie Theatre-Addition/renovations-Valatie, New York 2002

Key publications

• Archi-Tech Magazine-ACA Corporate Boardroom, June 2001