2024 Year in Review: ADP Architects
JANUARY 15, 2024
ADP Architects wishes you a happy start to 2025. We achieved several important milestones in 2024, which included gaining several notable awards for our historic preservation work and adding some amazing talent to our design team.
We invite you to stay connected with us as we continue to evolve our team and capabilities during our firm’s 40th year!
2024 Firm Highlights:
Awards: ADP Architects was the recipient of the 42nd Friends of the Upper East Side Award for Exterior and Interior Renovation (Church of the Epiphany) and the 2024 AIA Brooklyn Design Award (Brooklyn Carriage House)
Retirement: Lou Martino, AIA, Principal
New Hires:
Piers Ellis, Assoc. AIA, brings an acute eye for graphic design and curation, which helps bring clarity to our client work. His previous experience is in office and community center design.
Kathleen O’Donnell, AIA, offers a wealth of knowledge focused on workplace, hospitality and historic adaptive reuse projects. She is instrumental in helping us elevate our drawing standards.
Bridin McCann, Assoc. AIA, comes from the University of California Berkeley, where she focused on sustainable design and historic architecture. She is a modeling and visualization wizard at ADP.
Andrew Kim, Assoc. AIA, joins us with 22 years of architectural and project management experience in high-end residential projects. At ADP, he helps to expand our robust hospitality portfolio.
Firm Partnerships: 80+ New Projects
Identity: New Year, New Website!
2024 Project Milestones:
The Metropolitan Club: We cleared a century’s worth of grime and dirt from the Metropolitan Club’s façade, resulting in an enchanting reveal of the Vermont and Tuckahoe Marble’s original sparkle.
The Plaza Hotel: We began an extensive restoration of the Plaza Hotel’s interior landmarked lobby. Read about it here.
One Hanson Place: ADP Architects was selected to reimagine the future of the former Williamsburgh Savings Bank and adapt the interior landmarked space to the contemporary needs of Brooklyn residents.
