Stamford’s century-old St. Mary’s Church still stands tall in its wrapping of scaffolding. Partners for Architecture is working on this historic preservation project to keep the church functioning for decades...
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The Diocese of Bridgeport, a long-time client of Partners for Architecture, has been working with us to evolve and refine their Cathedral Campus Master Plan. Shown here are visualizations of...
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Adaptive re-use project transforms a warehouse into a state-of-the-art indoor pickleball and padel court club for Sports Haus. In addition to the sport courts, we also created a golf-simulator space,...
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Gerstner Center begins construction: This building has evolved in its nearly-100 years history from a warehouse to its current guise: a Mid-century Modern office building with a classroom wing. Seeing...
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In the News: Ribbon-cutting ceremony for AHSCS: Rochester, NY’s WHEC News 10 station has featured PFA’s latest school for a major US school developer. Adapted from a former bowling alley,...
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Historic Preservation Project featured in article: The preservation of the century-old St. Mary’s Church is moving ahead; read about PFA’s work to save this beautiful Neo-Gothic building in this article...
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FLACS IV is topped out: PFA has designed multiple schools for the FLACS organization, and our latest is well underway. The superstructure is complete, and the contractor is about to...
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PFA’s adaptive re-use project, turning a former bowling alley into a school, is nearly complete in Rochester, NY. This school is one of many we have designed for the same...
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CSEE High School Complete, with State-of-the-Art Stage: The second school that PFA has designed for the Charter School for Education Excellence is now complete and ready for performances in their...
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Due to the recent outbreak of COVID-19, our office is temporarily closed. Although our office is closed, architecture is considered an essential business and our staff is working from the...
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