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# Hudson Design: Hudson Design is a collaborative and passionate studio, built on a foundation of decades of shared experience. Our team thrives on a love for thoughtful details, creating environments where clients can truly enjoy every carefully made decision.

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- [SKI BOWL VILLAGE](https://hudsondesign.pro/ski-bowl-village/): SKI BOWL VILLAGE VIEW PREVIOUS VIEW NEXT
- [dev](https://hudsondesign.pro/dev/): Designing for hospitality and recreation means creating spaces that bring people together, places where community, experience, and environment all play a role. From a yacht club pavilion on the Hudson River to a YMCA serving a thriving neighborhood, Hudson Design approaches every public and recreational project with the same attention to craft and context that defines our residential work. We understand the unique demands of spaces built for gathering, activity, and civic life, and we take pride in designing them to endure.
- [Recreation Architecture](https://hudsondesign.pro/recreation-architecture/): Recreation Architecture Garrison Yacht Club Pavillion Valeria The Sitooterie Private Sports Barn Hudson Fisheries Barge Ankony Carriage House Retreat Monticello Motor Club Autominiums Visitor Center at Sterling Forest South Orange Family YMCA Bear Creek Dining Hall
- [Residential Architecture Renovations](https://hudsondesign.pro/residential-architecture-renovations/): Residential Architecture Renovations The Cabbage Upstate Regency Revival Castle Rock Historic Homestead Hudson Valley Retreat Upper West Side Penthouse Garrison Landing Stone Cottage Tuxedo Park Crow’s Nest Ankony Carriage House Retreat Osbourne Carriage House Country Outdoor Retreat Patton Stone Manor Mahopac Lake House
- [New Construction Residential Architecture](https://hudsondesign.pro/new-construction-residential-architecture/): New Construction Residential Architecture Eagle’s Rest Camp Ryan Lake View Hideaway
- [Hospitality Architecture](https://hudsondesign.pro/hospitality-architecture/): Hospitality Architecture Garrison Yacht Club Pavilion Valeria Private Sports Barn Hudson Fisheries Barge Ankony Carriage House Retreat Monticello Motor Club Autominiums Visitor Center at Sterling Forest South Orange Family YMCA Bear Creek Dining Hall
- [Historic Preservation](https://hudsondesign.pro/historic-preservation/): Historic Preservation Upstate Regency Revival Castle Rock Historic Homestead Valeria Upper West Side Penthouse Garrison Landing Stone Cottage Tuxedo Park Crow’s Nest Ankony Carriage House Retreat Osbourne Carriage House Country Outdoor Retreat Patton Stone Manor
- [Commercial Architecture](https://hudsondesign.pro/commercial-architecture/): Commercial Architecture Visitor Center at Sterling Forest South Orange Family YMCA Bear Creek Dining Hall
- [Demo](https://hudsondesign.pro/demo/): Designing for hospitality and recreation means creating spaces that bring people together, places where community, experience, and environment all play a role. From a yacht club pavilion on the Hudson River to a YMCA serving a thriving neighborhood, Hudson Design approaches every public and recreational project with the same attention to craft and context that defines our residential work. We understand the unique demands of spaces built for gathering, activity, and civic life, and we take pride in designing them to endure.
- [Anthony Russo](https://hudsondesign.pro/anthony-russo/): EducationA.A.S. – Associates of Architectural Technology @ Orange County Community College
- [Stela Goncalves](https://hudsondesign.pro/stela-goncalves/): EducationMS – Construction Management, University of New HavenMBA – Project Management, University of São PauloBA – Architecture and Urbanism, Pontifical Catholic University of Goiás
- [Cold Spring](https://hudsondesign.pro/cold-spring/): Our architecture firm uses a holistic approach to integrate interior design, construction management, and architecture into every construction project we work on. From the initial project planning phase, our team starts by working with you to identify the project timeline, goals, and requirements before diving right in. Our architects and interior designers work together to ensure the exterior and interior of your property feel synchronized. And our construction managers provide oversight throughout the process of a new construction or building renovation project. From start to finish, your project with Hudson Design is in capable hands.
- [Peekskill](https://hudsondesign.pro/peekskill/): From building restoration to new construction, Hudson Design brings a thoughtful, experienced approach to every project we take on in Peekskill, NY. Our team of architects, interior designers, and construction managers is here to guide you from the first conversation through to the finished product.
- [Poughkeepsie](https://hudsondesign.pro/poughkeepsie/): At Hudson Design, we recognize the importance of every decision on a building restoration or new construction project. We believe that thorough project planning helps make each of these decisions easier as construction and design are completed. By working diligently with our clients on a dream design for their home or business, our team is able to handle everything from construction permitting to color palettes and everything in between.
- [Hudson Valley](https://hudsondesign.pro/hudson-valley/): Whether you are building a peaceful estate or a bustling storefront, construction management can make or break a project. Our team helps business owners, homeowners, and investors produce Hudson Valley architecture plans that are both collaborative and innovative. And once the plans are made, Hudson Design’s help does not stop there. Our construction management team takes over to help with every aspect of the project, from zoning laws and permits to working with local vendors and contractors.
- [Team](https://hudsondesign.pro/team/): Hudson Design is a collaborative and passionate studio, built on a foundation of decades of shared experience. Our team thrives on a love for thoughtful details, creating environments where clients can truly enjoy every carefully made decision.
- [Garrison](https://hudsondesign.pro/garrison/): Building Information Modeling, or BIM, has changed the way architecture firms approach a project, and at Hudson Design, we have embraced it fully. BIM software allows our team to create intelligent, data-rich models of your project that go well beyond a traditional blueprint. Every element of the design is connected, which means when something changes, everything updates accordingly. For our Garrison clients, this translates to fewer surprises during construction, tighter coordination between trades, and a much more predictable path from design to completion. It is a smarter way to build, and our team knows how to put it to work for you.
- [Rhinebeck](https://hudsondesign.pro/rhinebeck/): Architectural visualization goes beyond a simple sketch or floor plan. At Hudson Design, we use it as a communication tool; one that keeps clients, contractors, and our own team aligned from the earliest stages of a project. When everyone can see the vision clearly, the path from concept to completion becomes a lot smoother. Our Rhinebeck clients have found that this step alone saves time, reduces costly changes mid-build, and makes the overall experience more enjoyable.
- [Briarcliff Manor](https://hudsondesign.pro/briarcliff-manor/): We celebrate the heritage and history found in villages like Briarcliff Manor, a community of roughly 7,000 residents, but we also love looking to the future while creating designs that showcase local legacies. When you are working on a historic restoration, it is important to consider how to maintain the gems of the past while breathing new life into the space. Our New York architects know how to do this with an expert eye for preservation, without sacrificing the functionality of modern living. We take extra care to work closely with property owners on these types of projects, as we know every choice matters dearly for historic restorations.
- [Beacon](https://hudsondesign.pro/beacon/): Our team of interior designers, architects, construction managers, and project planners collaborates on each project to bring together fresh, refined ideas. Whether you are working on a building renovation, dream home design, or historic restoration, Hudson Design has the capability and experience to do it all.
- [Newburgh](https://hudsondesign.pro/newburgh/): A lot is riding on a major construction or renovation project, and the last thing you want is to get to the end and realize something is not quite right. That is where 3D rendering makes a real difference. At Hudson Design, we use rendering as a practical tool; one that puts you in the driver's seat before a single decision becomes permanent. For Newburgh clients navigating complex builds, tight lots, or multi-phase projects, being able to walk through a detailed visual of your finished space is invaluable. It sharpens decisions, aligns expectations, and keeps the entire project moving in the right direction.
- [Alton Lane Showroom](https://hudsondesign.pro/hudson-design-alton-lane-showroom-tribecca-new-york/): The bespoke men’s clothier, Alton Lane, selected Hudson Design to help create their flagship showroom and store located at 7 Harrison Street in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood. The design provides a private club atmosphere with comfortable, well-lit displays, a bar and a lounge area for selecting fabrics and discussing finer details and tailoring options. The design also takes every advantage of the raw character of the space by highlighting the exposed wooden ceiling and concrete brick flooring, which mimics the cobblestone streets nearby. The brand incorporates the latest in laser seaming technology to ensure accurate fittings and the scanning booth is discretely concealed behind series of rolling display cases.
- [Eagle’s Rest](https://hudsondesign.pro/eagles-rest/): On approaching the house through a grove of trees, the courtyard appears in view, with the central stone stair tower, standing four stories high, providing an exterior focal point from which the living spaces of the house extend. This focal point is reflected in the interior of the building as the stone tower acts both as a structural and visual anchor for the radiating arches supporting the hyperbolic roof structure of the two story Great Room. The interior of the stair tower houses a basement wine cellar, a gracious two story foyer with mezzanine overlooking the Great Room, a meditation chapel, and culminates in an observatory boasting aerial views of the Hudson River. The masonry fireplaces in the Great Room and family room are miniature versions of the stone stair tower relating both interior and exterior stone elements throughout the house. Stone pillars, retaining walls, terraces, and patios surround the exterior of the building providing a transition between the wooded grounds and the timber framed structure.
- [Hudson Valley Retreat](https://hudsondesign.pro/putna-retreat/): We traveled by canoe to a former summer camp at this spring-fed lake in the Hudson Valley. The owners had been eyeing the property for years from the other end of the lake for a home and spiritual retreat. The near pristine woodlands was interrupted only by an occasional rustic reminder of camp life. All in all, six structures remained, but just barely.
- [Tuxedo Park Crow’s Nest](https://hudsondesign.pro/tuxedo-park-crows-nest/): Tuxedo Park Crow's Nest was once an abandoned ruin, rotting from a poorly designed roof and unrealized as a site. The renovation reoriented the house around its commanding elevated location and sturdy timber frame, opening the main level by removing a constraining column to connect the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The original dark entry was relocated to the center on a new front-facing gable with deep protective overhangs, and the interior stair was realigned with the new east-facing foyer. A screened porch with a fireplace and dining area extends the living space outdoors.
- [Camp Ryan](https://hudsondesign.pro/camp-ryan/): This secluded retreat hugs a promontory above a river. Outdoor terraces provide panoramic views and outdoor entertaining areas. The large Dining Room turret features a circular table seating 14 family members and guests. The vaulted Library Wing includes a smaller turret containing an upper level observatory.
- [Upper West Side Penthouse](https://hudsondesign.pro/amsterdam-avenue-penthouse/): For this penthouse space, our team needed to create a design that maximized space while maintaining required levels of privacy. The apartment layout was completely redesigned, now complete with luxurious kitchen, dining, and living areas all within an open floor plan. The space also features a library/den area with sliding doors. This Manhattan penthouse now exudes the sophistication of its location, without sacrificing space or privacy.
- [LeDoux-Healey House](https://hudsondesign.pro/ledoux-healey-house/): LeDoux-Healey House This beautiful example of the Shingle Style of architecture was built in 1890 by the firm Mead & Taft. In 1982 the LeDoux – Healey house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. VIEW PREVIOUS VIEW NEXT
- [Ankony Carriage House Retreat](https://hudsondesign.pro/ankony-carriage-house-retreat/): This unique Second Empire, Victorian Era, structure originally served as a carriage house and stable for the Ankony Farm and Estate on the Hudson River.
- [Osborne Carriage House](https://hudsondesign.pro/osborne-carriage-house/): Built in 1881, the Osborne Carriage House served as the private stables for “Castle Rock”, the country estate of William Osborn, president of the Illinois Central Railroad. The stable, at one time, housed the estate’s draft horses, saddle mounts and a collection of horse drawn carriages. The structure has been renovated to serve as a private residence and once was the temporary residence of actor Paul Newman, while he was working on a film in Beacon, New York.
- [Country Outdoor Retreat](https://hudsondesign.pro/country-retreat/): Whippoorwill Farms is a century-old Hudson Valley retreat restored for a new era of recreation and leisure. A new trellis spanning from the main house veranda to the guest house porch was designed to accommodate outdoor gatherings and wedding ceremonies. Exquisite landscaping by Janice Parker extends beyond the stone wall enclosure into the surrounding meadows. 
- [Stone Cottage](https://hudsondesign.pro/stone-cottage/): This 1930’s Lake Valhalla cottage was fully gutted to it’s 18″ thick walls made from surrounding field stone. The client asked to preserve the exterior while updating the interior to the 21st century. Hudson Design preformed an energy audit, which took into account the orientation and small footprint of the house, the re-finished steel frame windows with insulated glass, and the sealed gaps at all windows, doors, floors and masonry. The audit lead Hudson Design to the conclusion that the 18″ stone walls required no additional insulation. The client has used the cottage for multiple winters and finds it warm and cozy.
- [Visitor Center At Sterling Forest](https://hudsondesign.pro/visitor-center-sterling-forest/): The Sterling Forest Visitor Center serves as the gateway to a 15,800-acre wildlife preserve encompassing an historic iron mine and foundry site and the largest unbroken deep-forest habitat in the Hudson Valley. The design draws from the rustic Park structures of the 1930s, reflecting both the character of the landscape and the Park Agency's goals for resource conservation and responsible environmental design.
- [Bear Creek Dining Hall](https://hudsondesign.pro/bear-creek-dining-hall/): The Bear Creek Dining Hall anchors the camp through a central commons, which serves as the main organizing element for the surrounding facilities. The segmented form visually links the gymnasium and future Recreation Hall while reducing the perceived scale of the larger structures. The dining area's window wall is oriented to the northeast, maximizing natural morning light and framing views across the main floor to the commons and lake beyond. An open scissor truss defines the structure, reaching maximum height at the stage to achieve an optimal acoustic form.
- [Valatie Free Library](https://hudsondesign.pro/valatie-free-library/): The Valatie Public Library relocates a vital community resource from a former two-bedroom house into a historic railway warehouse. The two-story interior was activated through the introduction of a mezzanine and restoration of the exposed wood trusses. The program includes a media room, computer lab, private meeting rooms, acoustic treatments, and 16-foot-high stack areas — transforming an industrial shell into an inviting civic anchor.
- [Private Sports Barn](https://hudsondesign.pro/private-sports-barn/): The Hudson Valley Sports Barn was designed for a city-based owner seeking a weekend retreat for family and friends — a high-performance recreational facility accommodating tennis, basketball, volleyball, yoga, virtual golf, and a full entertainment program, while remaining in scale with the agrarian architecture of the surrounding region.
- [Lake View Hideaway](https://hudsondesign.pro/lake-view-hideaway/): The Lake View Hideaway is a modern, minimalist home, designed for a picturesque lakefront setting on Lake Oscawana in Putnam Valley, New York. The home’s location borders a protected forest. As a result the secluded woodland area played a prominent role in influencing its design.
- [Garrison Yacht Club Pavillion](https://hudsondesign.pro/garrison-yacht-club-pavillion/): The Garrison Yacht Club Pavilion was conceived as a new gathering facility at the club's existing dock and harbor, situated across the Hudson River from West Point Military Academy. The design provides dining and entertainment spaces with unobstructed views of the river and harbor, while incorporating the existing earth and masonry causeway and the club's ceremonial flagstaff.
- [Monticello Motor Club Autominiums](https://hudsondesign.pro/monticello-motor-club-autominiums/): Hudson Design conceived a series of Autominiums for Monticello Motor Club — North America's premier private racetrack and automotive resort. Designed for members who are passionate about automobiles and seek a community of like-minded enthusiasts, the Autominiums offer direct drive-in/drive-out access, integrating personal garage space with the full amenities of the 4.1-mile circuit.
- [Patton Stone Manor](https://hudsondesign.pro/stone-manor/): Patton Stone Manor The Patton’s stone manor was originally built as a fireproof barn to replace a wooden barn that had burned to the ground at the same location in 1920.  No expense had been spared to make the structure strong and resilient.  But, retrofitting the building for residential use required careful consideration of environmental controls and energy efficiency.  New sources of natural light were created for the second floor.  The Mechanical system was replaced and thermal insulation was brought up to date. The building was finished to reflect the couples love for the outdoors, gardening and entertaining. VIEW PREVIOUS VIEW NEXT
- [Valeria](https://hudsondesign.pro/valeria/): The Valeria Clubhouse, built in 1924 as a corporate retreat, was restored to its original character. The 9,000 sq. ft. historic stone structure houses a 2,240 sq. ft. grand ballroom, full catering kitchen, fitness center, recreational game room, reading lounge, and a swimming pool with sundeck overlooking the lake. Hudson Design led the master plan and guided the residents and developer through the full design and construction process.
- [Highlands Hideaway](https://hudsondesign.pro/highlands-hideaway/): The Highlands Hideaway was designed within an existing footprint and foundation on a commanding promontory in the Hudson Highlands, surrounded by steeply sloped woodland. The previous structure had grown without regard for spatial harmony or the current owner's needs, and the redesign established an open, coherent plan for entertaining family and guests — including a convertible fencing piste for father-and-son bouts, achieved by placing the living and dining areas end to end with room to clear furniture from the floor.
- [South Orange Family YMCA](https://hudsondesign.pro/south-orange-family-ymca/): The South Orange Family YMCA (SOFY) is a 25,000 sq. ft. facility occupying a renovated warehouse adjacent to the Orange Heritage Trailway, stretching from Monroe to Goshen. The entry is configured to maximize engagement with the popular exercise trail, while strategically placed sightlines ensure full surveillance of all spaces from the reception desk alongside several pod areas for more private use.
- [Mahopac Lake House](https://hudsondesign.pro/mahopac-lake-house/): The Mahopac Lake House was designed around the owners' desire for a bright, expansive living environment. An open stairwell draws natural light into the lower-level game room and workshop, while the second-floor landing offers uninterrupted views from the entry foyer through the living room to the pergola-covered terrace and lake beyond. Exposed hardwood beams and tongue-and-groove wood ceilings complement a full-height masonry firebreast and fireplace visible from the living, dining, and kitchen areas.
- [Historic Homestead](https://hudsondesign.pro/historic-homestead/): The Historic Homestead traces its origins to 1810, when the foundations of the DeRham residence were laid, establishing a formal center hall plan with parlor, dining, and living rooms on the main floor. Fifty years later, a ballroom was added to the west and mansard roofs crowned the entire structure. Our restoration and renovation honored this layered history while reimagining the home for contemporary living.
- [Hudson Fisheries Barge](https://hudsondesign.pro/hudson-fisheries-barge/): The Hudson Fisheries Barge Museum was conceived as the centerpiece of the Hudson Fisheries Trust, a non-profit dedicated to preserving the skills, history, and traditions of the Hudson River's commercial fishing families — a cultural legacy stretching back to the region's native peoples, now threatened not by obsolescence but by pollution.
- [The Sitooterie](https://hudsondesign.pro/the-sitooterie/): The Sitooterie was designed as a gathering space between a weekend house and its waterfront on the edge of a secluded lake. A boulder outcropping on the property quickly emerged as the ideal site — easily accessed from both the shoreline and the house, and affording a panoramic view of the lake below.
- [Garrison Landing](https://hudsondesign.pro/garrison-landing/):  Garrison Landing sits within the historic river hamlet of Garrison, a community whose quaint, well-preserved architecture — protected by the difficult terrain of the Hudson Highlands — has earned it Landmark District status. The renovation restored the home's distinctive exterior details, including its cloverleaf vergeboards and Doric columns, while transforming the interior into a modern two-bedroom residence. A new open-plan living space and full-width deck were designed to maximize views of the Hudson River.
- [Castle Rock](https://hudsondesign.pro/castle-rock/): For over a century, the iconic Castle Rock (c. 1881) has fascinated residents and visitors in the Hudson Highlands. With its copper-topped tower and extensive network of granite carriage trails, the Castle evokes a sense of timeless grandeur.
- [Service Areas](https://hudsondesign.pro/service-areas/): Locations We Serve  Beacon  Briarcliff Manor  Rhinebeck  Garrison  Hudson Valley  Poughkeepsie  Newburgh  Peekskill  Cold Spring