The Goldstein Partnership has designed buildings for a wide range of municipal, county, state, and federal agencies and governments. Each embodies our commitment to design excellence, functionality, environmental responsibility, and cost-effectiveness.

The success of a public building is a function of the degree to which physical resources (the building), human resources (the staff), and technological resources (the supporting systems) work together. Our approach to the design of public facilities starts with comprehensive programming, to enable us to understand the available resources. The value we add is in identifying how to bring these resources together for the benefit of the institution.

Our designs are remarkable in the degree to which they transform constraints into opportunities and resolve seemingly incompatible requirements. Our experience in an enormous range of building types, combined with our expertise in corporate and institutional facilities, enables us to bring even greater value to our public clients. Our thorough comparison of multiple design alternatives helps our clients make the difficult decision necessary for ultimate project success.

We have decades of experience dealing with the entire range of issues unique to public bidding and construction, including bonds, prevailing wages, retainage limitations, subcontractor listings, nonproprietary specifications, and available funds certification. Our fluency with alternative project delivery methods and bidding and scheduling strategies enables us to tailor projects to programmatic, budgetary, and occupancy requirements of our clients. Our facility with building codes and standards enables us to identify the design and construction implications and compare the advantages and disadvantages of multiple design options.