Thaler Reilly Wilson Architecture & Preservation

08/31/2026

We're happy to be part of the ongoing improvements & upgrades at Christ's Church Albany, now home to Kha & Mel's Coffee + Tea Room, and serving the local community in ways big and small!

08/28/2026

The concrete is being poured for the foundation of the new amphitheater at Caroga Arts Collective. Things are coming together, and we love to see it!

08/25/2026

Big things are happening at Caroga Arts Collective... we're excited to be involved with the progress at this thriving, growing performing arts destination!

08/12/2026

Architecture and the arts share a common purpose: to create places that inspire, connect, and enrich our communities.

At the end of last month, Mark Thaler and Sophia Rose Lane attended The Hyde Collection Annual Summer Luncheon, celebrating this year's honoree, Penny Jolly, and the lasting impact of arts and culture across the region.
Thank you to The Hyde Collection and the Luncheon Honorary Committee for hosting such a beautiful afternoon at The Sagamore Resort. We're proud to support The Hyde as community sponsors and invest in organizations that preserve our cultural heritage while shaping vibrant communities for generations to come.

08/03/2026

We're proud to see TRW's own Porter Hehr honored by this award! Porter has brought invaluable experience, passion, and dedication to the team at TRW, and we couldn't be more pleased to see his work recognized and commended publicly.

07/27/2026

Designing for historic preservation means ensuring that our most treasured neighborhood landmarks are preserved not just structurally, but functionally for everyone.

On June 7th, we were thrilled to join the congregation of the historic First Presbyterian Church of Albany for the official groundbreaking ceremony of their new capital project.

The new addition will introduce critical accessibility upgrades, including a new elevator to serve the ground floor meeting rooms; new accessible restrooms will be added to the Fellowship Hall and in the education building; and new HVAC systems will provide air conditioning for many critical gathering spaces, ensuring year-round comfort.

A huge congratulations to the First Presbyterian congregation on this momentous step forward in their "A Welcoming Place for All" campaign. Special thanks to Senator Patricia Fahy, Assemblymember Romero, and the community leaders whose advocacy helps keep Albany's historic civic anchors vibrant and accessible for the next generation.

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07/23/2026

Rain was in the forecast, but pure energy was on the ground.

On June 7th, the Town of Charlton, NY celebrated its annual Founder’s Weekend with the official ribbon-cutting and re-dedication of their historic Community Center.

As architects, we enjoy seeing our work come to life. But even more importantly, we enjoy seeing our community landmarks revitalized for future generations. The afternoon was packed with local flavor, including a parade honoring the hamlet of Harmony Corners, a tribute to the 100th anniversary of the local fire department, and giant history-inspired puppets from Main Street Studio.

Thank you to Congressman Paul Tonko, who supported early funding for the project, as well as the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation.

Congratulations to the Town of Charlton on a spectacular kickoff.

03/03/2026

Sophia Lane and Chris Flory were representing TRW at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Institute Career Fair. They met with undergraduates and discussed TRW and our work in historic preservation, restoration, and adaptive reuse. It was a great way to spend a chilly - but sunny! - day in Troy.

02/26/2026

Thaler Reilly Wilson Architecture & Preservation is proud to be part of this historic restoration of the 1728 Van Ostrande-Radliff House! Congratulations to Historic Albany Foundation !

The oldest wooden Dutch home in the nation is getting a $4 million dollar facelift.

01/19/2026

We're excited to see that the project at 18 South Main St. in Voorheesville is receiving some coverage in local media!

TRW is assisting with the programming and planning, as well as adaptive reuse, of the historic storefront, which was first utilized as a hay & grain business in the late 1800s. The project and its progress are discussed here:

The money will be used for the first phases of renovation, including asbestos abatement, removing non-original building additions, and stabilizing the structure, which was determined to have “good bones.”