Recent Representative Projects
Commercial and Institutional Projects
The Greenpoint Renaissance Center, Brooklyn, NY
A total gut renovation of 15,000 sq. ft. on two floors of the 1920s era Greenpoint Hospital outpatient clinic to provide office space for administrative offices for the nonprofit St. Nick’s Alliance.
The Adolescent Skills Center and Family Resource Center, Bronx, NY
Interior build out of an 8,200 sq. ft. commercial shell space for use as classroom, support and office space for the Mental Health Association of NYC.
The Williamsburg Works Job Training Center, Brooklyn, NY
A total gut interior renovation of an 8,300 sq. ft. commercial office space for use as an adult job training center for the non-profit St. Nick’s Alliance.
Center for Economic Opportunity Job Training Center, Bronx NY
Interior build out of a 2,500 sq. ft. commercial shell space for use as a job training center for the nonprofit Center for Employment Opportunity.
The Brooklyn Kindergarten Society Offices, Brooklyn, NY
A total gut interior renovation of a 2,000 sq. ft. commercial office space for use as administrative offices for the nonprofit Brooklyn Kindergarten Society.
Lehigh Cement, Brooklyn Terminal, Pier K, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NY
Master Plan for a 3-acre industrial pier.
The Red Devon Restaurant, Bangall, NY
A gut renovation to create a 6,600 sq. ft. restaurant and bakery. Very high environmental design goals.
The Old Chatham Friends Meeting House, Old Chatham, NY
A new construction Quaker meeting house on a heavily wooded site. Very high environmental design goals.
The Square Market, Covington, GA
Total gut renovation of an abandoned 8,000 sq. ft. grocery store to create a municipal market. Very high environmental design goals.
St. John the Wonder Worker Church, Classroom Addition, Atlanta, GA
3,150 sq. ft. addition to a Greek Orthodox church for use as a home schooling resource center.
Multi Family and Affordable Housing Projects
270 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Renovation of a 77,000 sq. ft. 66-unit HUD-sponsored affordable housing project constructed in 1974. Renovation goals include reducing energy consumption by at least 50% by adding insulation and upgrading lighting and mechanical equipment. The client is the nonprofit developer St. Nick’s Alliance.
365 Jay Street, the former Brooklyn Fire Department Headquarters. Brooklyn, NY
Renovation of a 23,000 sq. ft. structure containing 18 units of affordable housing plus ground floor retail. Built in 1888 and designed by Brooklyn Architect Frank Freeman, the building is both an NYC and a national registered historic landmark. The client is the nonprofit developer Pratt Area Community Council.
409 Grand Ave., Brooklyn, NY
Complete renovation of a circa 1920 row house converted to 5 units as part of the NYC Housing Preservation and Development's Third Party Transfer Program. The client is the nonprofit developer Pratt Area Community Council.
Master Plan for Hope VI Redevelopment of Charles Terrace Housing Project, Detroit, MI
Master plan to demolish 25-acre housing project and replace it with mixed-income single and multi-family housing. Prepared for Hope VI Solutions as part of HUD grant application.
Historic District Development Corporation, Atlanta, GA
Holden House Plan, Howell Street No. 2 - House Plans for residences built multiple times in Sweet Auburn Historic District.
69 Howell Street, 535 Auburn Avenue - Individual homes designed for Sweet Auburn Historic District.
Summerhill Community, Specifications for Homes, Atlanta, GA
Specifications defining level of finish and quality for homes built from several plan book plans. Prepared for Nations Bank Community Development Corporation.
Ferguson St. Duplexes, Atlanta, GA
Infill development with four 1,600 sq. ft. units. Silver Award Winner, 1998 Greater Atlanta Home Builders, Single Family Attached Category.
Pro Bono projects
564 Pryor Street, Atlanta, GA
Affordable house built with volunteer labor. The architect donated his time for the design and construction of the project.
The Children's Haven School, Azrou, Morocco
Preparation of a master plan for the 5-acre residence and school compound for an orphanage. The architect donated his time and travel expenses for the project.
Residential Projects
The Evans Residence, New York, NY
Renovation of a 1200 sq. ft. co-op apartment in the previously converted landmark office building in the Wall Street district.
The Antelmi Residence, City Island, NY
A new, 950 sq. ft. single family residence with very high energy efficiency goals.
The O’Donnell Residence, Queens, NY
Renovation of a detached single family residence, including new kitchen, rear yard addition and energy efficiency improvements.
The Sales Residence, Brooklyn, NY
A total renovation of and addition to a Brooklyn rowhouse. Very high environmental goals.
The Van Slyke Residence, Brooklyn, NY
A total gut renovation of an 1860 Brownstone row house. Very high environmental goals.
Common House for the Quaker Intentional Village of Columbia County, East Chatham, NY
A 3,500 sq. ft. new construction timber framed common house for a co-housing community on a 135-acre farm. Very high environmental goals.
Karoff/Younger Residence, Brooklyn, NY
Total gut restoration and remodeling of a 1,600 sq. ft. duplex condominium within a turn-of-the-century brownstone.
Piacenza Residence, Brooklyn, NY
Total gut restoration and remodeling of turn-of-the-century 2,000 sq. ft. row house.
Kellogg/Sills Residence, Brooklyn, NY
350 sq. ft. family room addition to an 1870's Victorian row house.
Strub/Haga Studio, Atlanta, GA
500 sq. ft. artist studio built with salvaged materials. Sustainable Design Award, 1998 American Institute of Architects, Georgia Chapter.