Santa Rosa, CA: Nichols, Melburg and Rossetto Architects and Engineers (NMR) is proud to become an official member of the Santa Rosa business community. The firm opened its new Santa Rosa office on April 1, 2015 at 2445 Bennett Valley Rd, and is already becoming an active participant in the community.
While the office may be new, NMR is no stranger to Santa Rosa. NMR has been providing quality design services to Santa Rosa and Sonoma County for four and a half years. The firm is currently working on a project with Queen of the Valley, and has completed work for Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, Petaluma Valley Hospital and neighboring Mendocino County’s Mendocino Coast District Hospital in Fort Bragg. Nichols, Melburg and Rossetto has also taken steps to establish itself as an engaged member of the community by joining the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce. Senior Associate Architect and Santa Rosa Manager, Rudy Tanner stated, “The firm is committed to investing in the growth of the local community and looks forward to providing services that create successful architectural solutions.”
In an era of technical complexity the need to integrate sustainable principles, and consistently create projects of architectural distinction requires a commitment to design excellence and attention to detail in all project phases. Our guiding principle has been, and always will be, to produce architectural solutions that meet the functional, aesthetic and technical needs of our clients.
NMR looks forward to investing in the Santa Rosa community and continuing to provide quality services that advance the architectural landscape of Santa Rosa and the surrounding area.
Now in their 47th year, northern California-based Nichols, Melburg & Rossetto Architects (NMR) is a comprehensive architecture, structural engineering and interior design firm with offices in Redding, Chico, Sacramento and Santa Rosa. NMR is one of the region’s leading firms for education, healthcare, civic, commercial and custom residential projects. For more information about NMR visit, www.nmrdesign.com
