Ironworks SoNo | Beinfield Architecture Happenings

The Ironworks in SoNo is already leasing amazing units and the building is a heartbeat away from completion. Here's a little sneak peek of one of the incredible model apartments in the Beinfield Architetcure designed Ironworks, located right in the heart of it all!

Learn more about the vibrant community and trend-setting apartments at the Ironworks website and their on-site leasing office:

SoNo stands at the intersection of a rich industrial history and the future of Fairfield County culture.

A retreat for local foodies and the go-to nightlife choice, South Norwalk has become a sought after spot for those who want a little city in their suburbs. With easy access to Metro North trains, CT highways, and bike paths, Ironworks offers residents a chance to connect and to disconnect in style. 

Just look at this place! I'm ready to move in! See you there... And I can't wait to show you the rest of the building very soon!

Photos by Michele Scotto | Sequined Asphault Studio Photography

Beinfield Design Tour | North American Power

Here's another great recent project from Beinfield Architecture PC. Welcome to your design tour of the North American Power Headquarters!

North American Power is one of the fastest growing companies in the State of Connecticut. They provide sustainable energy solutions and offer competitive rates to customers, all while supporting many worthwhile charitable organizations through their Mission to Millions program. Passion, drive, and forward thinking have enabled founders Kerry and Carey to create this successful energy company with a solid idea:

Great things happen when you give individuals the power to change the world around them.

And that's the perspective Beinfield Architecture, and design team member, Corporate Design LLC,

built upon when conceiving this amazing new office space.

 

This fast growing powerhouse wanted new offices to reflect their principles as well as their success in the energy industry. Beinfield Architecture and Corporate Design have given them space that will attract the hard-working, innovative talent they seek in employees by creating a cool and comfortable work environment. At the same time, these offices are professional and impressive for hosting established industry corporations coming to Norwalk to strategize the future of solar and wind power.

This sustainable energy company's space relies heavily on the use of recycled materials. 

The living wall, which spans the length of the office, hosts plant life providing oxygen and a great view enhancing the office environment.

The antique oak walls are reclaimed wood while the use of sustainable materials are evident throughout the project.

 Wouldn't you love to work in a place like this every day?

Photos by Michele Scotto | Sequined Asphault Studio Photography

The Beinfield Preserve | Expansion of the Farm Creek Preserve

Last week, The Norwalk Hour covered the planning of the area to be named, the Beinfield Preserve. Exciting! The Norwalk Land Trust is raising funds to acquire the estuary peninsula where Bruce was intending to build a fantastic little house along the former trolley line in Rowayton. 

Bruce has an excellent eye for interesting locations, and there was concern expressed in the community for this area adjoining the Farm Creek Preserve. Bruce jumped into the debate:

"I heard there was interest on the part of the Land Trust in the property. So I decided, based on my strong interest in the exciting things the Land Trust does, that opening the land up to the public would be a positive thing to do."

photo courtesy of The Hour

Frankly, I think more things should be named after Bruce. And I'm excited about the prospect of the Beinfield Preserve as a protected sanctuary in the community for interesting birds. It's so very "Moonrise Kingdom." As is the fact that The Hour suggests Bruce is calling open season on bird hunting:

Beinfield said the property offers refuge and hunting opportunities for birds such as sandpipers, osprey, herons and egrets.

Don't start polishing your rifles. I'm pretty sure we'll be bird watching on the peninsula.

You can read the whole article here at The Hour.