The George
The George–Renovated By Willow Street Partners and Architect, Paul Sionas of Sionas Architecture, Wins Prestigious “Bricks and Mortar Award,” Presented by the Township of Montclair’s HPC.
The 1902 home, built by Charles Van Vleck, has been completely restored and converted into the sleek, modern, and cozy, George inn, while the carriage house, which originally resided behind the inn at the rear corner of the property, now resides on Claremont Avenue.
Hillside Square on Open House
Hillside Square was featured on "Open House: Add a Touch of Green To Your Office" on NBC New York, originally aired on April 26, 2015.
Georgian Inn Carriage House Move Time Lapse Video
In 2017, The Georgian Inn Carriage House which was built in 1902 and weighing in at 6400,000 lbs., was moved by the Wolfe House & Building Movers of Bernville, PA. This was to accomodate the new architectural plans. Watch a time-lapse video of the building move.
HS Historic Masterpiece
Hillside Square: A Historic Masterpiece in Montclair
Blown away and inspired—that is the only way I can describe my feelings after touring the Hillside Square renovation project on Hillside Avenue in Montclair. As a parent of a Hillside School student I had watched the renovation project all of last year wondering and waiting. Little did I know they were creating not just any refurbished building, but a bright, energy efficient mini-Montclair museum and a work of art. But before we hear the juicy details of the gorgeous project let us go back in time a bit.
MONTCLAIR 150: Second life for Montclair gems
MONTCLAIR 150: Second life for Montclair gems
Sionas Architecture projects featured in Montclair Local article.
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February/March 2014 Issue of Design NJ
Best Remodel/Renovation Project & Best Remodeled KitchenThe Crosby
Happy Hour Alfresco? The Crosby Kicks Off Summer With Green Living Wall
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It’s All Square: Inside Montclair’s LEED Gold Academy Square Development
A school building for 104 years, Montclair’s Academy Square is now a green commercial building with an artistic bent and a bright future.
Montclair, New Jersey, is more or less the Jersey town in which I wish I’d grown up. With all due respect to Ridgewood, NJ — and I’m not going to get into just how much respect is due, there — Montclair has better movie theaters, better restaurants and a closer connection to late New Orleans Saints linebacker Sam Mills.