Tag: architecture
Christian Scungio, New Hire at Vision 3 Architects
Christian Scungio recently joined Vision 3 Architects as an Architectural Designer. He received his Master of Architecture from Roger Williams University. During his higher...
Newport Restoration Foundation names Doris Duke Preservation Award winners
NEWPORT – Three recent projects will be recognized at the 12th annual Doris Duke Preservation Awards for their contribution to preserving Newport’s architectural heritage,...
Taylor Sutherland, New Hire at Vision 3 Architects
Taylor Sutherland joined Vision 3 Architects as an Architectural Designer. He received his Master of Architecture from Roger Williams University. As member of the...
Ryan Haggerty, New Hire at Vision 3 Architects
Ryan Haggerty, RA, LEED AP, CM-Lean has re-joined Vision 3 Architects in May of 2018. Ryan received his Bachelor of Architecture from Roger Williams...
Tschirch to lead Bristol architectural studies series in August
BRISTOL – A six-part architectural studies series will take place in August, led by architectural historian John Tschirch.
The series will explore the varying architecture...
Building on their passion
Long before they’d met, Laura and Gordon Moss both had a passion for architecture.
The married co-owners of Providence-based Functional Aesthetic Design±Build LLC pursued their...
‘Milk Can’ owners plan to repurpose structure for mixed-use development
NORTH SMITHFIELD – A well-worn example of roadside advertising in Rhode Island could be refreshed and incorporated into plans for a commercial redevelopment on...
What’s New–Northeast Collaborative Architects
Northeast Collaborative Architects (NCA) has relocated its Newport, RI office to 2 Marlborough Street. Its new location is approximately one block from Washington Square,...
KITE Architects joins national investment group portfolio
PROVIDENCE – Kite Architects has joined the national portfolio of Charrette Venture Group, CVG announced Monday.
CVG says that in exchange for firms joining up...
R.I. architects feel high-profile work too often goes to out-of-state firms
In a state that prides itself on world-class creative talent, it strikes some on the local scene as odd when high-profile design work goes...



















