Photo: Richard S. Granoff AIAR.S. Granoff Architects has expanded its office and renewed its lease of 6,100 square feet on the second floor of 30 W. Putnam Ave. in Greenwich. The new space includes an updated conference center.
As part of the deal, R.S. Granoff will vacate 1,000 square of retail space it had leased temporarily.
R.S. Granoff and the building owner, Pyramid Real Estate Group of Stamford, represented themselves in lease negotiations.
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Richard S. Granoff has led his firm, R. S. Granoff Architects, founded in 1989, on “a multitude of interesting projects.” He has designed more than 100 homes, renovated dozens of commercial buildings, and built more than 1 million square feet of office space. He particularly enjoyed designing the mini-buildings featured on page 66 because the projects called on his architectural creativity—he had fun with, and got to inject some whimsy into, these amazing accessory structures. His firm has offices in Greenwich, Connecticut, and Southampton, New York. Granoff has also established two other businesses: Charles Rich Design/Build (1991), in Southampton, New York, which designs, builds, and develops high-end vacation houses; and Fountainhead Homes (1997), a real estate development company that develops ultra-luxury homes in the Greenwich market.
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