PATRIQUIN ARCHITECTS is a team of architects and designers based in New Haven, CT. The office has a broad range of experience in a variety of institutional, commercial and residential projects.
Our firm is dedicated to the development of elegant, sustainable design solutions. The studio setting of the office allows for collaborative design and excellence. Our approach to team design to include our clients, our engineering consultants and our construction partners brings a sense of engagement from all parties, resulting in successful and lasting designs.
New Construction
Whether it is a new home, an office space, a restaurant, a medical facility or a mixed-use building, Patriquin Architects ensures that each structure…
Historic Buildings
Historic buildings present unique challenges and opportunities. At the start of every historic building project, we evaluate the condition of the…
Alteration & Renovation
Over their lifespans, most buildings will have many different owners and tenants -- and perhaps many different uses. Patriquin Architects…
Site Analysis & Feasibility
To help our clients determine the best use of their property, Patriquin Architects offers feasibility and site planning services. These…
Karin Patriquin
Paolo Campos
Brian Gonzalez
Jennifer Shea
Kristin Irwin
Max Ballardo
Thomas Beech
How to Budget Effectively for Long-Term Building Maintenance and Updates
If you own a building, whether a recent build or a historic structure, it’s important to be aware that there will be long-term costs for maintaining the building. A carefully considered plan for ongoing upkeep is essential. What follows are some key considerations for crafting that plan.
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How to Leverage an RFP to Gain Insight on an Architecture Firm
Finding the right architecture team can make all the difference in the success of your construction or renovation project. But how do you do that? One of the keys is writing a good request for proposal (RFP). And by “good” we mean one that gets you all the information you need to identify the firm…
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Interesting Summer Slammer Projects of 2019
The term “summer slammer” is often used to refer to design and construction projects that take place at schools while students are away. It’s meant to capture the urgency that comes with trying to complete all work before the school re-opens its doors in the fall.
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Summertime School Projects: Smart Scheduling is Key
Design and construction projects for schools involve unique challenges. One of the biggest is ensuring that work is completed in the summer months when students are away so that construction activities aren’t a distraction. Avoiding construction zones in a building during the school year also helps mitigate safety concerns.
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How to Budget Effectively for Long-Term Building Maintenance and Updates
If you own a building, whether a recent build or a historic structure, it’s important to be aware that there will be long-term costs for maintaining the building. A carefully considered plan for ongoing upkeep is essential. What follows are some key considerations for crafting that plan.
Read More
How to Leverage an RFP to Gain Insight on an Architecture Firm
Finding the right architecture team can make all the difference in the success of your construction or renovation project. But how do you do that? One of the keys is writing a good request for proposal (RFP). And by “good” we mean one that gets you all the information you need to identify the firm…
Read More
Interesting Summer Slammer Projects of 2019
The term “summer slammer” is often used to refer to design and construction projects that take place at schools while students are away. It’s meant to capture the urgency that comes with trying to complete all work before the school re-opens its doors in the fall.
Read More
Summertime School Projects: Smart Scheduling is Key
Design and construction projects for schools involve unique challenges. One of the biggest is ensuring that work is completed in the summer months when students are away so that construction activities aren’t a distraction. Avoiding construction zones in a building during the school year also helps mitigate safety concerns.
Read More