The interior of this Roman Catholic Church in Norwalk, Connecticut will be completely renovated. Additions will include a new entrance canopy and bell tower, a new sanctuary with transept seating, and meeting rooms and office spaces.

This branch office recalls the architecture of it's parent building. Traditional details include brick masonry jack arches and quoins, and twelve-over-twelve double hung windows with shutters.

This Age-Restricted condominium complex will be located in Brookfield, Connecticut. More than 100 units will be constructed, in two forms: a large Community Living building will feature single level units and small groups of Townhouse-style homes will offer private garages and yards. A shared Community Center will house a pool and gathering spaces.

This residence is scheduled to be constructed in Fairfield County, Connecticut. This new home's design is based on the owner's desire for an old European lodge-style building, and will feature heavy stone walls and a wood shake roof. Formal interior spaces, including a Library and a Great Hall, are hinged off a central circular stair tower, which also serves as a connector for the bridge to the Carriage House. Details were derived from curved forms, and include sweeps and arched masonry openings.