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Town Will Build 28,000-SF Municipal Complex
By Eric Peterson
Last updated: January 11, 2006 01:06pm

DENVILLE, NJ-This township is planning to start construction of a new municipal complex encompassing a total of 28,000 sf. The building will replace existing municipal offices housed in a former elementary school.

The township has hired the Princeton-based firm KSS Architects to design the new building, which will house municipal offices, a council chamber, a community room and administrative offices for the police department. Partner Edmund P. Klimek, project manager Stephen A. Doyle and architect Kristen E. Mattioni are handling the assignment for KSS.

According to Klimek, preliminary design plans call for the complex to be arranged around a forecourt and garden “to provide a public face of the facility.” Offices in the two-story brick and stone building will be arranged with an open layout, and will radiate from a centralized lobby. “Our existing offices are operating beyond capacity and we are in serious need of a new facility,” says Mayor Gene Feyl.