Posen Architects Firm Principals clockwise from left: Kosta Koulouris, Tom Fantacone, Dennis Posen, Lori Klein
25 Columbia Street
West Orange, NJ 07052
www.posen.com
AT A GLANCE
Year founded: 1996
Number of architects or design professionals involved in commercial real estate in New Jersey: 18
Areas of expertise in real estate: Master Planning, Zoning and Land Use Studies, Space Planning & Tenant Fit-Up Studies, Architecture, Interior Design, Due Diligence Existing Conditions Documentation, Regulatory Approvals and Building Department Permit Expediting
OUR CLIENTS
Founded in 1996 and celebrating our 25th Anniversary this year, Posen Architects is committed to client service, design excellence and the quality of its built work. The firm’s portfolio includes commercial, corporate, healthcare, educational and institutional facilities. The mission of the company is based on four principles: to deliver unequalled client service; to provide design excellence in all of our projects; to recruit, retain and promote staff with the highest levels of technical expertise; and to strive to achieve complete client satisfaction in our built work.
OUR ADVANTAGE
Our staff has outstanding credentials and project expertise. We listen to our client’s needs and respond quickly. Firm Principals take a “hands on approach” throughout the design and construction phases of every project and enjoy multi-project, long-term relationships with clients. The firm is recognized for the strength of our technical experience, design talent and project management skills.
ON THE HORIZON
We anticipate an increase in the adaptive re-use of buildings in all sectors. The pandemic has significantly altered the retail and commercial office leasing market and these buildings provide an excellent opportunity for reinvention as multifamily housing and outpatient-focused healthcare spaces. Our work in Behavioral Health and treatment facilities for substance abuse is also increasing dramatically.

White Plains, NY
PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
To address the problem of an existing building that was too small to accommodate the hospital’s growing outpatient cancer program, Posen Architects designed a seven-story; 38,000 SF addition to the Dickstein Cancer Treatment Center. The new building is connected to the existing 35,000 SF structure, which was totally renovated – including the addition of a new arrival atrium and a metal panel façade covering the original brick – to provide expanded reception, patient navigators, over thirty infusion chairs, spa and retail amenities, meeting rooms and administrative offices. The new building provides a satellite compounding pharmacy and multiple floors of physician offices.