Our Summer Designer Sarah shared a presentation with the team on LinkedIn best practices that helped her gain confidence and reflect on professional development: “When I worked on the LinkedIn guidelines, I felt more confident in my ability to present to the office and peers."
Last week, our summer designers continued building their skills at Patriquin Architects. Sean reflected on a moment that boosted his confidence and technical growth:
“During my second week, I had tasks like 3D printing that both challenged and improved my overall Revit ability.”
Patriquin Architects is delighted to welcome our summer junior designers, Sarah, Sean, and Rylie!
We’re excited to have them in the studio. In the coming weeks, we look forward to highlighting their reflections as they share their experience at Patriquin #SummerDesigner
We had a great turnout last Friday in Bethany, CT, where we helped lead NESEA’s Pro Tour of a pioneering PHIUS pre-certified residence under construction.
For more information on the project and future updates, feel free to check out our website:
https://t.co/zjo9vp7Xm9
We’re proud to share that Aurora Perreault has been named one of this year’s AIA Connecticut Emerging Professional Award recipients.
Read more on the award and see the full list of Emerging Professional Award recipients here: https://t.co/GYwLxJpfJK
We’re excited to welcome Jaden Young to the team at Patriquin Architects! Learn more about what inspires her and how she sees herself growing at Patriquin in our latest team spotlight:
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We were honored to host the NOMAct Board for their strategic planning retreat at our office last week. The session was filled with thoughtful discussion, honest reflection, and an energizing sense of shared purpose. #ArchitectureForChange
With warmer weather approaching, we’re excited to spotlight our work on the Wesleyan Neighborhood Preschool, a thoughtfully designed, all-electric facility that supports early childhood education for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years. #PatriquinArchitects#EarlyChildhoodEducation
Karin and Kara had a wonderful time representing Patriquin Architects at this year’s CAIS Leadership Conference in Westbrook, CT. We were glad to support the event as the WiFi sponsor and contribute to a day filled with connection, collaboration, and forward-thinking ideas.
Karin, Kara, and Paolo represented Patriquin Architects at last night’s CREW CT Blue Ribbon Awards where we were honored to take home two awards: "Sustainable Design" for Slate Upper School and "Best Specialty Project" for Friends Center for Children – Flint Street.
Our team was thrilled to attend the grand opening of Farm Belly Café, now open on the ground floor of our building in Fair Haven! A huge congratulations to Meg and the entire Fresh Farm Belly team for creating such a warm, welcoming space rooted in community and good food.
As spring arrives and students spend more time learning and playing outdoors, we’re highlighting Slate Lower School this month—a campus designed to make nature an everyday part of education. Learn more: https://t.co/F5z5EKQzNf
Last week, Max, Jason, and Josh attended the 2025 Design for Freedom Summit at Grace Farms, where leaders from architecture, construction, and advocacy came together to advance ethical building practices.
#DesignForFreedom#EthicalDesign#SustainableFuture#GraceFarms
Today, on Transgender Day of Visibility, we celebrate and honor the resilience, courage, and contributions of trans and nonbinary people everywhere. We encourage you to read and share stories of trans resilience from the Human Rights Campaign https://t.co/c0FWWusy4D
This month, we are delighted to highlight the Friends Center for Children Flint Street Campus, an adaptive reuse project that transformed the former Cine 4 movie theater in New Haven into a vibrant early childhood education center.
#AdaptiveReuse#EarlyChildhoodEducation
Progress is in full swing at Camp Yankee Trails! Jennifer Shea and Molly Straut, recently visited the site to check in on construction. The new Dining Hall is taking shape, with its exposed timber framing and spacious design enhancing the camp’s year-round experience.
Patriquin Architects recently attended a public meeting where we unveiled our design to renovate and restore the Ansonia Opera House, one of Connecticut’s oldest theaters. Read more below:
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