Smith Reuter Lull Architects was founded in1998 by Noel Smith and James Reuter. Noel and Jim have worked together in Maine since the early 1980's, primarily on school projects. They have shared many of the same goals. As Smith Reuter Lull Architects, we strive to work in the way that we believe best supports communication and collaboration in the design and execution of a project. This is achieved by maintaining the continuity of the design team and team leader in the process from the beginning of the concept phase to the end of the construction phase. We feel that this type of process ensures that we can stay in touch with our client's goals throughout the process, and that it allows us to maintain a strict attention to detail so that information introduced in the early stages of a project is not lost in the later stages.

We offer full-service architecture and engineering and can work with you from feasibility studies to finished building, transforming your vision to reality. Architecture Landscape architecture Interior design Feasibility studies Master planning Site planning Site and campus lighting Campus utilities distribution Cost estimating Life-cycle cost analysis Construction administration Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Civil engineering Environmental engineering Structural engineering Energy analysis Commissioning

Director of Environmental Services has over 30 years of broad-based experience in the fields of engineering geology, hydrogeology, and civil, geotechnical and environmental engineering. Throughout his career, he has conducted numerous geological and environmental investigations for a wide range of environmental projects including hazardous waste sites, landfills, contaminated site assessments and brownfield redevelopments. Most of his work has been conducted under the USEPA, or State Agency lead. He provides technical review for brownfield redevelopment projects in NJ, NY and PA. Mr. Forrest has directed various privately owned and publicly funded projects involving the remediation of soil and groundwater. He currently serves as Project Director for property acquisition projects conducted under on-going Task Order Agreements for Hazardous Waste Services Statewide, NJDOT-Bureau of Environmental Services. These projects include site investigations, remedial investigations and remedial alternative analysis, and preparation of remedial cost estimates for properties to be acquired by the NJDOT as part of roadway improvement projects. He also serves as Project Director for various projects executed under on-going Task Order Agreements for Remedial Investigations/Remedial Alternative Analysis Studies at NJDOT Maintenance Facilities. The agreement covers the investigation of facilities to characterize soil and groundwater contamination and develop the most appropriate and cost-effective remedial approaches. He holds a diploma of Geology from RMIT (Australia) and Bachelors of Applied Sciences (Engineering and Geology) from RMIT (Australia).