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USA Architects was founded in 1985 by Arnaldo Untoria and Paul Swartz as Untoria Swartz Associates. It is a full-service architectural, planning, interior design firm with Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design accredited professionals. The firm serves the government, justice, education, corporate and health care markets. USA Architects has partnerships with the New Jersey Division of Property Management & Construction, New Jersey Schools Development Authority and New York City School Construction Authority. Its staff of interior designers works with architects in the selection of furniture, colors and materials for projects. The firm maintains graphic design, planning and roofing departments. USA Architects maintains a location in Somerville, N.J.

John B. Murray Architect is a distinguished architectural firm located in New York, NY. The firm is recognized for its innovative designs and a commitment to excellence within the field of architecture. With a focus on creating functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces, John B. Murray Architect aims to blend artistic vision with practical solutions. Their portfolio reflects a diverse range of projects, showcasing their versatility and dedication to client satisfaction. Generated from the website

Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) is an architectural firm that specializes in structural and landscape architecture and interior design. The company, which is based in New York, has designed a variety of large estates in New York, Massachusetts, California, Colorado, Texas, Maine, South Carolina and Ontario, Canada. RAMSA s commercial projects include hotels and resorts, such as Disney s BoardWalk in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Newport Bay Club Hotel at Paris Disneyland, and Aspen Highlands Village in Colorado; corporate facilities, which includes Gap offices in San Francisco and Walt Disney s Feature Animation Building in Burbank, Calif.; and retail establishments, such as the Hickey Freeman Shop on Fifth Avenue in New York. RAMSA has also completed projects for institutional projects, such as museums, courthouses, health care facilities and performing arts centers; and academic projects, which includes residence halls, classrooms, laboratories and campus centers.