Unseen Architecture

By Jennifer | October 30, 2025

Each & every architectural project is uniquely different. From the place, size, scope, and design team. No two projects are exactly the same, and this is how architecture should be, a moment in time as a response to a very specific set of criteria. However, there are a number of common threads that weave together…

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Building Models is Serious Business

By Jason Levy | November 27, 2024

The Timeless Value of Physical Models in Architectural Design Our industry is constantly evolving. From AI-assisted software to advanced BIM modeling, today’s architects and designers spend more time in front of computer screens than at drafting tables or in workshops. However, no matter how advanced technology becomes, it will never replace the beauty, clarity, and…

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Perch & Hollow Residence Progress

By Karin | November 2, 2024

This month we are excited to see the progress of the Perch & Hollow residence, a modern house designed to capture the views to the natural wooded surrounding landscape through a cantilevered living space, wrapped entirely in glazing. The opened motorized windows will enhance this experience by allowing the occupants to have unencumbered access to…

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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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Paolo’s Presidency Archive

By Leen | February 29, 2024

In honor of the time and dedication Palos Campos dedicated to his term as AIA Connecticut Chapter President in 2023, we wish to share his observations and perspectives in the industry, as posted in the AIACT monthly publication, Architype.      

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