With more than two decades of experience in the Hudson Valley, we’ve worked on stone farmhouses, timber-frame barns, churches, inns, and colonial-era residences, each with its own story and structural challenges. We approach every project with respect for craftsmanship, fluency in local and state preservation guidelines, and a passion for reimagining legacy spaces without compromising their soul.
Our work goes beyond aesthetics. We incorporate energy efficiency, building science, and thoughtful spatial planning into every renovation, ensuring that these treasured structures aren’t just admired, they’re lived in, loved, and built to endure for generations to come.
Whether you’re:
- Restoring a 19th-century farmhouse in Stone Ridge
- Renovating a Victorian in Kingston’s historic district
- Converting a carriage house in Woodstock into a guest retreat
- Or retrofitting a church in High Falls into a community arts space
We bring deep architectural knowledge, local permitting fluency, and an unwavering commitment to excellence in both form and function.
Let’s preserve what makes your building special, and make it even more meaningful for the future.
What Is Historic Renovation Architecture?
Where Preservation Meets Progress.
Historic renovation architecture is the art, and science, of adapting legacy buildings for modern use without compromising their soul. It’s about honoring the craftsmanship and character of the past while updating these structures to meet today’s standards for comfort, safety, and sustainability.
At Wright Architects, we don’t believe in simply “freezing” a building in time. We believe in thoughtful transformation: keeping the elements that define a structure’s identity and reimagining everything else with care, purpose, and precision.