Wallant Architecture has been creating original residential and commercial designs since 1989 when Scott Wallant first hung up his shingle in Albany, New York. Wallant’s work includes Classical, Timber and Craftsman styles, and a growing portfolio of Modern design. Their portfolio includes single and multi-family residential, retail and office projects, restaurants, car dealerships, a timber-framed bank, a library on a Catskill mountaintop, Church additions, and an adaptive re-use of a 150-year-old firehouse. Wallant’s work has received design awards from the American Institute of Architects and been featured on the covers of Builder and Hudson Valley magazines.

Scott Wallant, Principal Architect and member of the American Institute of Architects, graduated from Yale University in 1974 and received his Master of Architecture degree from the Yale School of Architecture in 1978. After interning in New York City for the internationally renowned Philip Johnson, he spent eight years as a designer and project manager on projects set amidst some of the world’s most exclusive real estate in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Mr. Wallant has now been practicing in New York’s Capital Region for 35 years.

Steve Janenka, Associate and Project Manager (RPI Bachelor of Architecture,1982), has been the driving force behind Wallant’s production teams since joining to the firm in 1997. Originally a design-builder specializing in timber construction, Mr. Janenka brings a deep knowledge of construction craft and structural rigor to the team. Mr. Janenka works interactively with contractors to help keep the design and the budget on track through drawings and construction.