Gran Kriegel has long worked in support of the public good, including extensive architecture, design, and renovation work for supportive housing buildings that provide necessary residential space for those in need of specialty facilities — the formerly homeless, recovering alcoholics, the mentally ill, low-income families, and the elderly. Function and form are integrated in solutions that provide privacy while at the same time encouraging social interaction.
Most of our clients in supportive housing are non-profit organizations with strict budget and time restraints — over the decades, we’ve established our firm as a reliable partner in building and renovating affordable and on-time structures while working within nonprofit and city or statewide agencies’ protocols.
