When Michael Phinney studied architecture in the 1990s at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, unconventional modern buildings were all the rage. But those structures didn’t appeal to him. “They were these super-twisted, folded metal kinds of things,” Phinney says. “They felt cold.”
As an architect, Phinney has gone in a completely different direction from the architects who once made waves with their sculptural and imposing buildings. Look...
Picture this: An engineer, an artist, and a marketing director walk into the same building to work, and it’s totally normal—no one is out of place. That's because they're at the Innovation Center at Saratoga, which is coming soon to 16 Old Stonebreak Road in Malta.
Designed as a makerspace for everyone, the Innovation Center will provide an array of equipment, technology, and tools that...
