Boston-based Margulies Perruzzi Architects has been selected by Middlesex Savings Bank to design a relocated branch in Millis.

Margulies Perruzzi Architects (MPA) was selected to collaborate with Middlesex Savings Bank’s own design team to configure and design the new branch.

The new location will feature four teller stations and three managerial offices in 2,900 square feet, a multimedia kiosk for customer training and education, and video displays in lieu of paper throughout the branch. The relocation provides the bank with the opportunity to re-conceptualize its approach to customer service and use of technology, while maintaining its community-oriented and friendly staff.

"Middlesex Savings Bank always strives to provide the best banking technology and products available, but then goes beyond that by providing one to one service and understanding of the community that big banks just can’t match," said Marc Margulies, principal at Margulies Perruzzi Architects. "It is a natural evolution that every new branch starts afresh while maintaining the bank’s core goal of helping consumer and business customers in friendly and direct ways. Our design collaboration will deliver both personal service and an enhanced and interactive customer experience in the branch."

Colantonio Inc. is the construction manager for the project, which will be completed in the early summer.