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We are all in a New and Different timeWe have concerns about our health and the health of those around us, we have concerns about our businesses and organizations, and there is just uncertainty as to when things get back to “normal”.   But here is...

The last month has seen great progress on the Harrisonburg-Rockingham County Community Services board project with both the Main Street and Washington Street sites a flurry of activity.  Construction is underway! On Washington Street, the McNulty parking...

Mather Architects Partners with Sunnyside for Wellness With its’ roots in hospital design in the 1950s, Senior Living has come a long way!  The old nursing home was essentially a hospital “light”.  We have evolved as an industry to now be more aligned with the...

We like to think that when residents arrive here, they know that they have arrived “home” to their cottage on Main Street. “The Cottages at Summit Square” is a new building that is attached to the existing Summit Square facility in Waynesboro, VA.  It provides 17...

The Sunnyside Community held its groundbreaking ceremony for its new wellness center.  Along with the team from Mather Architects and the executive staff at Sunnyside, we were joined by Harman Construction and plenty of excited residents. The wellness center will be a...

Our Goal Mather Architects has served public and private clients across the state for 19 years.  Striving to always offer our clients the best possible value.  We do this by walking a delicate balance between cost, longevity, function, and attractiveness.   Though our...

HR-CSB Invitation to Bid   Mather Architects is proud to announce the new Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board Offices & McNulty Center Renovation project is now open for bidding. Digital Drawings and Project Manuals are available HERE. Hard Copy...

Mather Architects has strong ties to the community and is committed to giving back to help make the community stronger.  While every one of the members of the Mather Architect team gives back to the community individually, as a firm, we have been fortunate to be able...

While these are not final elevations and site plans, we feel these are a good representation as to what to expect. The HR-CSB currently operates out for six different buildings which are no longer adequate. The new building will house 10 departments.

We are excited to announce our selection by the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board (HRCSB) to design a new facility at their existing Main Street location, as well as additions and renovations to their Washington Street location, known as the McNulty...