“As an architect you design for present, with an awareness of the past, for a future which is essentially unknown.” Norman Foster

Hudson Valley Architecture is a small design firm that specializes in all stages of residential and light commercial architectural design. We are determined to maintain the beauty and diverse architectural landscape of the Hudson valley region, while striving to make every project more energy efficient, technologically advanced and less dependent on fossil fuels.

Scott P. Roeber, R.A.
AIA, LEED Green Assoc.​

Principal
Scott has been a life long resident of the Hudson valley area. He has overseen the completion of over 300 projects during his nearly 20 years of experience.  

His past experience, provides him a commanding knowledge of architectural design, construction methods and design feasibility. He has a commanding knowledge of energy conservation practices and has demonstrated this by successfully completing the LEED Green Associate exam and strives to implement conservation strategies into each project.

During Scott's time as a volunteer with the Hurley Fire Department, where he progressed to the position of lieutenant and EMT, he learned the value of working with a team and has attained the leadership required to help guide any construction project to a successful completion.
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Scott’s dedication to public service and volunteer work extends beyond the fire department. Most notably he was appointed to a volunteer position with the City of Kingston, as a consulting Architect on the Pike Plan Committee from 2015-2017. Scott has also been an active member on the planning committee for the Columbia/Greene Alzheimer’s Walk for the 2016 & 2017 seasons. The ALZ walk is an annual event held at the Dutchman’s Landing in the City of Catskill, with a goal to raise funds and awareness of the disease. The 2017 Walk surpassed all previous walks with a total raised of over $38,000.

Most recently, Scott has been appointed to the International Code Council’s Residential Energy Code Development Committee for the 2018-2019 term. This committee is tasked with the review and evaluation of potential code changes submitted to the ICC by industry professionals. These changes, if approved, will be implemented in the 2021 International energy code. This code is updated every three years and is the foundation for all state and local energy codes throughout the country.