PROJECTS
S SERIES
THE BLACK SHEEP
In the heart of Philadelphia’s Newbold neighborhood, sits this newly renovated single family row house. Named the Black Sheep for its dark exterior envelope and its comprehensive approach to combating climate change makes it like none other on the block. The Black Sheep is the first project derived from the S Series prototype.
M SERIES
THE MEND
The Mend is composed of four duplexes that infuse nature into the architecture creating a tranquil atmosphere enhancing the user experience. This tactic also creates ecosystems for local plant and animal life. Each unit comes with a private outdoor space with a garden. The offset common porches create a social realm activating street life. The Mend is the first project derived from the M Series prototype.
MX SERIES
THE CATALYST
In an urbanizing world, having amenities in close proximity to residences promotes local businesses and a sense of community. This tactic reduces the need for a car and creates walkable cities that were meant to be experienced at the human scale. The Catalyst will support local businesses at the ground level activating the street while the 12 dwelling units above make it an opportunists dream. The Catalyst is the first project derived from the MX Series prototype.
NOTABLE PAST PROJECTS
MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT
KENSINGTON
Description: Urban development in Philadelphia PA of 23 single family townhouses and 26 duplexes.
Firm: Atrium Design Group
Responsible for: schematic design, design development, construction documentation
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
KENSINGTON
Description: Urban development in Philadelphia PA of a mixed use building with 60 residential units, 6 retail spaces, amenities, and parking.
Firm: Atrium Design Group
Responsible for: schematic design, design development, construction documentation
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
DELAWARE WATERFRONT
Description: Urban development in Philadelphia PA of 2 mixed use buildings with 308 residential units, retail spaces, amenities, and parking.
Firm: Atrium Design Group
Responsible for: conceptual design, schematic design (small team)
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
NORTHERN LIBERTIES
Description: Urban development in Philadelphia PA of a mixed use building with 34 residential units, 1 retail space, amenities, and parking.
Firm: Atrium Design Group
Responsible for: construction administration, construction management
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
HILL DISTRICT
Description: Urban development in Pittsburgh PA of a mixed use building with 51 residential units, 8 retail spaces, amenities, and parking.
Firm: Wallace, Roberts, & Todd
Responsible for: site analysis, feasibility, programming, conceptual design, schematic design
MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT
HILL DISTRICT
Description: Urban development in Pittsburgh PA of multifamily buildings and town houses totaling 66 residential units with parking.
Firm: Wallace, Roberts, & Todd
Responsible for: site analysis, feasibility, programming, conceptual design, schematic design
MASTERPLAN
HILL DISTRICT
Description: Masterplan of 5 urban developments in Pittsburgh PA to include a variety of mixed use buildings, multifamily buildings, and town houses totaling 300 residential units with parking.
Firm: Wallace, Roberts, & Todd
Responsible for: site analysis, feasibility, programming, conceptual design
MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT
WARREN
Description: Suburban development in Warren NJ of multifamily buildings and town houses totaling 58 residential units with parking, and a community building.
Firm: Wallace, Roberts, & Todd
Responsible for: conceptual design, schematic design
MASTERPLAN
HARTFORD
Description: 6 phase masterplan of a suburban development in Hartford CT to include a variety of multifamily buildings, and town houses totaling 438 residential units with parking.
Firm: Wallace, Roberts, & Todd
Responsible for: site analysis, feasibility, programming, conceptual design (+schematic design, design development, construction documentation on phases 1 and 2)
PERFORMING ARTS ADDITION
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Description: Performing arts addition to Central High School Philadelphia PA to include grand entrance/lobby, auditorium, backstage support spaces, and classrooms.
School: Temple University Master of Architecture Program
Responsible for: site analysis, feasibility, programming, conceptual design, schematic design