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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 school, multi-family building, medical facility or a mixed-use building, Patriquin Architects ensures that each structure…

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Historic Buildings

Historic buildings present unique challenges and opportunities. At the start of every historic building project, we evaluate the condition of the…

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Alteration & Renovation

Over their lifespans, most buildings will have many different owners and tenants -- and perhaps many different uses. Patriquin Architects…

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Site Analysis & Feasibility

To help our clients determine the best use of their property, Patriquin Architects offers feasibility and site planning services. These…

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Multi-Family Housing
Commercial
Cultural
Planning
High-Efficiency Residential
Karin Patriquin, President, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Karin Patriquin

President
AIA, LEED AP, CPHC®, Fitwel
Paolo Campos, Principal, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Paolo Campos

Principal
AIA, NOMA
Jennifer Shea, Senior Associate, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Jennifer Shea

Senior Associate
AIA
Kara Bacik Gruss, Marketing | Strategy, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Kara Bacik Gruss

Strategy | Marketing
Business Development
Max Ballardo, Design Associate, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Max Ballardo

Senior Design Associate
Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Associate, NOMA
Molly Straut, Architectural Designer, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Molly Straut

Design Associate
Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Associate
Jason Levy, Associate AIA, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Jason Levy

Associate AIA
Associate AIA Senior Design Associate
Aurora Perreault, Designer, Patriquin Architects, New Haven, CT

Aurora Perreault

Architectural Designer
NOMA, LEED Green Associate
JOSH - CIRCLE CROP 2

Joshua Lavallee

Architectural Designer
Associate AIA
Uzayr Agha Architectural Designer Assoc. AIA, NOMA

Uzayr Agha

Architectural Designer
Assoc. AIA, NOMA

Recognition

About the Chrysalis Award:

Patriquin Architects, selected as this year’s emerging firm, has delivered high-quality design to a range of clients and users, spanning multiple sectors and scales. Their design strategies minimize impact on the natural environment, maximize human health and well-being, and align with the sustainability goals of their clients.

-AIA Connecticut 2019 Chrysalis Award

About the Friends Center for Children:
This charming building creates a friendly environment for the very young child. The scale and warmth of its materials relate to the child, the primary user.
– AIA Connecticut 2015 Design Award

It’s good to know you can have good architectural design – light, airy, comfortable and efficient – and know that it’s also ‘responsible, green’ design.
– Owner, Kitchen Zinc

The team at Patriquin Architects is extremely hands on, and efficient at following up on any issues critical to the construction schedule. They are very good at problem solving and team resolutions.
– Owner’s Representative, Friends Center for Children.

About Roìa Restaurant: 

This preservation and restoration project brings back the feel of the original space leaving traces of the renovations behind with clues in the flooring… It creates a wonderful feeling of being in an historic place where the passage of time is not only noted but celebrated.

-AIA Connecticut 2020 Elizabeth Mills Brown Award of Excellence 

What a Transit Oriented Community Means for New Haven

By Uzayr Agha | June 26, 2024

  Summarizing Recent Developments at Union Station   In collaboration with the New Haven Parking Authority, Patriquin Architects has assisted in rezoning Union Station and its surrounding lots into a Transit Oriented Community or TOC, marking a significant shift towards car-free living in New Haven. At a recent meeting, Alders voted unanimously to create this new…

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New Haven Independent – Extra Step Added For Transit-Oriented Housing

By Karin | April 4, 2024

Check out the article here.   Extra Step Added For Transit-Oriented Housing Laura Glesby Apr 4, 2024 11:34 am With climate change in mind, an aldermanic committee advanced a zoning proposal that would allow as-of-right restaurants, supermarkets, and offices — but not housing — along the Union Station railroad tracks. City zoning staff and Union Station development boosters appeared before the…

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Architectural Blog | Patriquin Architects | New Haven CT Architectural Firm

Welcome to King’s Block – Our First Vlog

By Karin | March 1, 2024

A Tour of King’s Block Building – Passive House Historic Retrofit & Home of Patriquin Architects Built in 1816 and originally functioning as a hotel within the oystering and fishing neighborhood that is Fair Haven, King’s Block is home to our architectural practice. When we bought the building in 2018, we knew that a significant…

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Measuring Progress: Interpreting EUI Findings in our Historic Passive Building Renovation

By Karin | February 22, 2024

Accurate modeling and monitoring are essential to success in a Passive House project. Data plays a vital role in validating architectural and engineering decisions, confirming the functionality of systems, and identifying areas for potential improvements. After renovating our iconic King’s Block building in New Haven to passive house standards, we started monitoring the Energy Usage…

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