The Hurley Group Portfolio

The Hurley Group has been a longtime client.  Their holdings include industrial, commercial, and residential properties in southwestern Connecticut. Some examples of that relationship are shown here:  a campus plan with four new steel pre-engineered buildings in an Oxford complex, renovations of loft buildings in New Haven and Newtown, LEED-certified renovation of a landmark bank attached to a Brutalist office building in downtown New Haven, and numerous office interiors for tenants.

 

Client: The Hurley Group
Location: New Haven & Newtown, CT
Category: Adaptive Reuse, Commercial & Industrial, Office Interiors
Completion: ongoing
Team: Michael Goldblum, Emmanuel Santos, Anthony Watkins
Photography: Ian Christmann

This diagonal exterior shot of the H.H. Perkins Co. displays a lengthy single story building with a large lawn at the front of the estate.
This double decker red brick building has a geometric rooftop and has a white garage door next to the enterance.
This exterior two story brown building at 574 Heritage Office Building has windows lining each floor and a large paved parking lot.
The corner exterior view of this modern building has 4 layers to the outside including a stone bottom, a full horizontal row of windows, a white stripe, and a black top.
This Hurley Group building is stabilized by protruding copper beams and is lined with large windows and a green lawn.
This Hurley Group building labeled with Simm Lane atop the entry way boasts red brick and a stone directory.
Looking across an intersection at a line of buildings, a tall cement office complex stands tall next to a small retail shop and a bank featuring Greek ionic columns.
One of Hurley Group's spacious apartment lobbies boasts bright lighting, potted plants, and protruding wooden slates.
This two-story brick building located in an urban area of Southwest Connecticut is flanked by a bridge and a tall blue billboard.
The Hurley Group's red brick train station contrasts with a green metal bordering and entryway.
This diagonal exterior view of a Southwest Connecticut train station displays red brick and a green metal entry and stairway.
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