December 2009 | Andreozzi Architects proudly announce two new members to their staff, and family

Amanda Connary, a high school valedictorian from Grovetown, New Hampshire, graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Masters of Architecture from Norwich University in 2008, and Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies with a minor in Art in 2007. Amanda earned the prestigious American Institute of Architects Certificate of Merit from the Henry Adams Fund for overall excellence in the Study of Architecture upon graduation. Amanda’s work experience includes an internship at Maclay Architects & Planners in Waitsfield, Vermont, a leading architectural firm focused on sustainability and the integration of art into to the human experience through architecture. Amanda’s artistic ventures range from working as a graphic designer to collaborating on design–build projects at Norwich University including the construction of a sukkah for a synagogue and an outdoor pavilion for a local school. Personal interests include, photography, woodworking, skydiving, painting, softball, and soccer where Amanda rose to captain of Norwich Woman’s Soccer and won various honors including player of the week, academic all conference team, and all tournament team in 2006. 


Heather Card, originally from Rye, New Hampshire, and currently living in Boston MA, graduated Magna Cum Laude receiving her Master of Architecture Degree from the School of Architecture at Northeastern University in 2009. Heather also graduated Cum Laude from Northeastern University with a Bachelor of Science with a concentration in Architecture and a minor in History in 2008. Her graduate thesis focused on the reorganize the typical podium hotel to create multi-layered experiences between guests and their surrounding urban context. The redistribution of large hotel amenities worked to activate the hotel's interior and exterior, sponsoring places of social gathering that connect the visitor back to the surrounding city. She worked jointly on “Hotels, A Pattern Book”, a publication intended to provide a better understanding of hotels by categorizing the three main elements of the typology; guests, services, and design. Heather’s work has been published in “Architectural Drawing Course: Tools and Techniques for 2D and 3D Representation” by Mo Zell. Heather’s professional experience includes a marketing intern at Arrowstreet in Somerville MA, an architectural design assistant at JSA Architects Interiors Planners in Portsmouth NH, and Modern Continental Construction in Boston MA where she was an office engineer.

 

December 2009 | Rethink, Reform, Renew - By Architects for Architects

RETHINK Education, REFORM Practice, RENEW Design – David Andreozzi, Jeremiah Eck, and Michael Griffith traveled to Duo Dickinson's office to jointly draft a one page doctrine (or constitution) to challenge all current architectural organizations to REINVENT themselves to reform how we are taught, how we currently practice, and our responsibility to design as small practitioners. The hope is to have all architects sign the final contract, and begin to make the necessary changes to improve the current state of Architects and Architecture. 

 

December 2009 | David Andreozzi completes LEED GA and LEED AP BD+C Exam Prep One-day Course

In preparation for  LEED qualification David Andreozzi completed the 2009 v3 LEED Exam Prep course provided by  aceLEED, Andron Continuing Education,  Richard Andron, Architect, LEED AP. LEED is a registered trademark of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)

 

November 2009 | David Andreozzi featured as panelist at Build Boston

David Andreozzi participated as a presenting panelist in a course titled “Stone Masonry: Nature's Own Green Building Block.”  This course was designed around the use of natural materials in the design process and featured these attributes as sustainable materials. David discussed the design and manufacturing ideas in his modular stone Foxtrot veneer.  It is all shown in detail on his blog. The system protected by copyright #1-149089831 (Jan 08, 2009) 

 

October 2009 | Andreozzi Architects Abaco House on Facebook

The Andreozzi Architects designed compound on the Island of Abaco in the Bahamas now has it's own Facebook Page and is available for exclusive rentals.

 

July 2009 | Two Andreozzi Architects homes to be featured in an upcoming book.

David Andreozzi will have two projects featured in an upcoming book on shingle style architecture by Ashley Rooney.  As a sequel to her first book on shingle style architecture, “Shingle Style House, Past and Present,” (that featured five of David Andreozzi’s projects,) Ashley has chosen two more projects to be featured in her upcoming hardcover book on shingle style’s growth and transformation. The works will include a project in Westerly, RI located here and a second house in Middletown RI located here .   The first book, “Shingle Style House, Past and Present,” can be purchased  here

 

June 2009 | David Andreozzi interviewed for Architect Magazine

David Andreozzi was interviewed and quoted in the June 2009 Architect magazine for an article titled “The New Networking” that studied architects involvement with state of the art online social media for networking and promotion. The online version of the article can be found here

 

June 2009 | David Andreozzi to Emcee CORA/CRAN presentation at Reinvention 2009

David Andreozzi and Mark Demerly, co-CRAN member and Architect from Indianapolis have  spearheading  a joint presentation between AIA CRAN and CORA to be given at Reinvention 2009 in Seattle this September.  David will be acting as an Emcee for the three presentations and then will conduct the CORA congress presentation at the end. "What Now?" is the theme of CORA and CRAN's joint afternoon, Wednesday, September 16 following Hanley Wood's Reinvention conference in Seattle.  For more information, go to this link..

Information on Hanley Wood’s conference can be found at http://www.reinventionconf.com/. CORA is the Congress of Residential Architecture, a group dedicated to the education of people on the importance of good, well designed, architecture.  CORA can be found at http://www.corarchitecture.org/

 

May 2009 | David Andreozzi’s work featured in Designslinger blog

A recent Shingle Style house of David Andreozzi’s located in Portsmouth, Rhode Island was prominently featured in a design based article titled A House to Hang Your Shingle On on the designslinger blog, a website focused on exploring the convergence of art, architecture, design, & history.

 

May 2009 : David Andreozzi to co-Chair presentation at Reinvention 2009

David Andreozzi and Mark Demerly, co-CRAN member and Architect from Indianapolis will be spearheading on a joint presentation between AIA CRAN and CORA to be given at Reinvention 2009 in Seattle this September.  Information on Hanley Wood’s conference can be found at http://www.reinventionconf.com/. CORA is the Congress of Residential Architecture, a group dedicated to the education of people on the importance of good, well designed, architecture.  CORA can be found at http://www.corarchitecture.org/

May 2009 | David Andreozzi chosen as liaison between AIA CRAN & CORA

As a member AIA CRAN Advisory Board and CORA on a national level, David Andreozzi has been appointed liaison between CORA & CRAN. CRAN is the AIA’s knowledge community, the Custom Residential Architects Network. A link to CRAN can found here. CORA is the Congress of Residential Architecture, a group dedicated to educate people on the importance of good, well designed, architecture. CORA can be found at http://www.corarchitecture.org/

April 2009 | Bristol Town Council reappoints David Andreozzi to Bristol Historic District Commission.

After a brief hiatus, David Andreozzi is returning to the Bristol Historic District Commission where he spent close to a decade protecting the historic fabric of Bristol RI.  During that time David was appointed chairman of the commission and represented the town of Bristol through a turbulent time that climaxed in an attempted referendum to overturn the historic district which ultimately failed at the poles.

March 2009 | David Andreozzi continues to Foxtrot 

Discussions begin about the possibility of manufacturing the modular stone Foxtrot veneer. It is all shown in detail on his blog andreozziarchitects.blogspot.com/ The system protected by copyright #1-149089831 (Jan 08, 2009)

March 2009 | David Andreozzi asked to judge 2008 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf design competition

David Andreozzi joined Tom & Sean Clarke, Jim Raftus and Joe Tanguay of Clarke, Paul Leuthe of Corporate Marketing manager at Sub-Zero, Dalia Tamari of Dalia Kitchen Design, and Roy Pappas to choose the winners of the first annual Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Contest. The awards will be announced March 25th as part of Clarke Designer Appreciation Night. Clarke Luxury Appliance Showrooms

February 2009 | David Andreozzi to co-chair AIA - Small Firms 

David Andreozzi and Gary Lepore will co-chair a new AIA | Small Firms Committee in order to promote a long under represented segment of the AIA, small firms.

January 2009 | David Andreozzi gets experimentally mod by designing "Foxtrot" exterior veneer

In the spirit of the older Frank Lloyd Wright modular systems, David has conceived of using concrete waste and byproducts to create new molded blocks for a house veneer. It is all shown in detail on his blog andreozziarchitects.blogspot.com/ and protected by copyright #1-149089831 (Jan 08, 2009)

January 2009 | David Andreozzi joins AIA CRAN national steering committee

David Andreozzi, who has been involved with AIA CRAN (the Custom Residential Architectural network,) for three years has joined their national steering committee to help design programs and change the AIA to better represent residential architects. CRAN's website can be found here

December 2008 | David Andreozzi to design modular type house for masses. 

As part of David Andreozzi's involvement at The Congress or Residential Architecture and CORAgroups, David has committed with other three other CORA members to design a house for mass distribution.: in his case, an architecturally "A+" 2721 sqft square foot house to be sold for a low cost compared to David's off designs and full service fees. The style will be Neo-New England vernacular design; very simple and boxy to save money, analogous to a traditional cape or colonial, but putting a focus on architectural design and material quality rather than traditional. The entire design process can be followed day to day on a blog located here andreozziarchitects.blogspot.com/ By simply signing up you can choose to be notified whenever an update or revision is made to the design.

December 2008 |  David Andreozzi speaks at Reinvention 2008 during the annual meeting of The Congress of Residential Architecture (CORA)

David Andreozzi was asked to help lead the business portion of the CORA Conference.  Duo Dickinson began by giving an introduction and a summary of the past year.  John DeForest and David Andreozzi then led a vibrant discussion that dealt with the impact of the economy and the direction members would like to see CORA take in the coming years.

The purpose of the Congress of Residential Architecture (CORA) is to provide a continuing forum for advocating and enhancing residential architecture by all individuals, both professionals and non-professionals that share a common interest in improving the quality of the homes and communities we live in. CORA’s website can be visited at www.corarchitecture.org

David has participated with CORA on a national level since just after its inception. David also has built, and monitors, an interactive internet forum for CORA located at www.coragroups.org/forum

July 2008  |  Fertig Residence featured on ”Open Doors Around the Pond”

The Fertig Residence was featured on the annual house tour to benefit the Weekapaug Foundation. The Weekapaug Foundation for Conservation is a non-profit land trust located in Westerly, Rhode Island, and dedicated to preserve and protect open space and clean water in the watersheds of the Winnapaug and Quonochontaug salt ponds. The WFC protects over a thousand acres of green space, including marsh, fields, and woodlands. Our land is habitat for migratory and endangered birds, small mammals, reptiles and dozens of different plant species. Their website can be visited at www.weekapaugfoundation.com

The July/August 2008 Design New England magazine featured a multi-page spread on the Fertig Residence which overlooks a salt pond and the Atlantic Ocean in Westerly, RI. You can download and read the article here.

Spring 2008 |  David Andreozzi featured in “Gables,” a quarterly newsletter for historic homeowners in the Delaware Valley

David Andreozzi was interviewed in detail regarding his thoughts on the spirit of the shingle style, and what draws consumers to the archetype. The award winning Andreozzi Architects project "Jardin" was featured as the visual precedent in the story.

July 2008 | Design New England Magazine Features New Andreozzi Architects Designed House in Westerly, RI

The July/August 2008 Design New England magazine features a multi-page spread on a recently completed Andreozzi Architects project overlooking a salt pond and the Atlantic Ocean in Westerly, RI. You can download and read the article here.

June 2008 | David Andreozzi Chosen to Design Residentially Focused Classes at 2009 AIA Convention

David Andreozzi (Andreozzi Architects aka Zoophorus,) is working with Luis Jauregui, Architect, from Austin to develop a complete afternoon of residentially based courses for the 2009 AIA Convention in San Francisco. David has been an active participant with AIA’s CRAN (Custom Residential Architects Network) and a speaker at the last CRAN Full Spectrum Practice Symposium in Chicago. The CRAN afternoon will be part of entire day of pre convention classes designed for the small architectural practices. The day will be co-sponsored by CRAN and SPP (Small Project Practitioners). The morning will include issues common to residential and commercial practitioners such as legal, office, and marketing issues, and then the group will be split in the afternoon into Residential and Commercial subsets.

This single day of course for small practitioners was conceived at a CRAN meeting at the recent AIA Boston conference. David proposed that CRAN to have a separate track of CRAN sponsored courses (which CRAN chooses) within the framework of the AIA convention in response to the lack of residential courses at the national AIA conventions. Kevin Harris, chair of the Advisory Group to Small Project Practitioners suggested that CRAN and Small Project Practitioners co-sponsor a complete day program on the “Pay” day of next year’s national conference in San Francisco that could focus wholly on small practitioner and residential issues. Luis Jaurerui and David Andreozzi were chosen to organize the event along with Kevin. 

David’s has also been involved on a national level with the Congress of Residential Architecture (CORA,) www.corarchitecture.org, a group committed to educate the public of the importance of good residential design. David has participated in three of their national congresses and currently moderates CORAgroups, an open Internet discussion group at CORA where architect and the public alike, come to share ideas on good design.

May 2008 | Darren Hart's 10 year Anniversary with Andreozzi Architects 

Darren started with Andreozzi Architects 10 years ago this month directly out of the architecture program at Roger Williams University School of Architecture and with a background in residential construction having worked summers with a local contractor. Today, Darren is a senior project manager and invaluable team member here at Andreozzi Architects and we would like to thank him for his dedication and contributions to the success of the firm over the last decade.

May 2008 | Dave Rizzolo's Photography Work Selected for SCCA Juried Exhibition 

The personal photography work of Andreozzi Architect's  Dave Rizzolo was selected for the Juried All Media show at the South County Artists Association. Steven Fisher was the juror and he is a 3-time Fritz Eichenberg Fellow in drawing, has his work in the National Museum of American Art, the Smithsonian, MOMA, National Gallery and the Brooklyn Museum and is represented by the Pepper Gallery.

David's photo, from an ongoing series exploring entropy was taken at Black Point in Narragansett in December 2006. The exposure is a full 2 minutes long and was taken in the darkness (at about 11:30pm) with only the moon and the distant parking lot lights at Scarborough Beach illuminating it.

The show runs May 17 through June 7th with the opening reception Thursday May 15th from 7 to 9pm.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

April 2008 | “House Proud” Faxon Residence Featured in Golf Digest/Index Magazine 

Brad & Dory Faxon’s new house was featured in Golf Digest’s ultra exclusive Index Magazine. The article, House Proud, discussed the relationship between the owner and the architect in meeting the goals of the owner: designing the perfect home for entertaining. 

April 2008 | The Great Equation: Savoie/McCool Renovation Featured in East Bay Living Magazine

East Bay Living Magazine is featuring an in-depth article on the renovation and detailing of a water view shingle style house on the exclusive Poppasquash Road in Bristol RI in their April edition. The renovation included taking an existing, more contemporary shingle style house and adding a level of historic detailing through much of the first floor level and front entry.

April 2008 | Dave Rizzolo's Furniture Design Work Selected for M+D+F Exhibition 

The personal work of Andreozzi Architect's  Dave Rizzolo has been selected in a juried furniture design competition put together by Design Within Reach.

MODERN + DESIGN + FUNCTION 2008 is a juried exhibition of innovative furniture by emerging furniture designers in the Northeast. Organized by the DWR Providence Studio and juried by local creative professionals in the design, architecture, art and fashion worlds, M+D+F provides an opportunity for peer, public and professional recognition for up-and-coming designers and firms. These jurors will select the top entries to be exhibited during an event at the Studio. The final Jury of the entries will be that evening, at which time we will award Best in Show and a separate award to the designer whose submission best exemplifies environmentally conscious design.

David's competition entry, Post Lamp, explores architectural principles of form, material and texture in the smaller, more economical scale of furniture design. You can download his winning competition entry materials in PDF form here.

March 2008 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Work Selected for the DarknessDarkness Exhibition 

Andreozzi Architect's  Dave Rizzolo was invited to show his personal work in photography by renowned photographer Lance Keimig. The work will be part of DarknessDarkness - An Exhibit of Contemporary American Night Photography which opens at the Three Columns Gallery in Cambridge, MA at 5:30 March 19th and runs through April 30, 2008.

The Three Columns Gallery is at Mather House at Harvard University, 10 Cowperthwaite Street, Cambridge, MA and is open 9am-6pm daily. 

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

February 2008 | Fertig Residence featured in Design New England Magazine

The Fertig Residence is a more contemporary version of shingle style we have been developing ideas for over the years. It was built adjacent to Quonochontaug Pong in the Shelter Harbor neighborhood of Westerly, RI. This reinterpretation, David calls it “Shingle Style on Acid,” will be featured in a full spread of Design New England magazine in the fall of 2008. 

2007 Press Releases

December 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Work at Gallery 297 

Dave Rizzolo is showing his personal work in photography at Gallery 297 in the group show "Not So Small Picture Show." The opening reception is December 9th from 1-3pm and the show runs from December 4th through December 30th. 

Gallery 297 is at 297 Hope Street in Bristol, RI and is open Monday through Saturday 10-6 and Sunday's noon to 5pm.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

December 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Published in File Magazine 

The photographic arts magazine File selected a photo from some of the more experimental work in Dave Rizzolo's portfolio for publication. The photo was taken at night in the dark on medium format film shot in a toy camera that was specially modified for long exposures. From there the film was cross processed (slide film processed as it was negative film) resulting in a surreal representation of the subject.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

October 2007| Speaker at Full Spectrum Practice: AIA CRAN Symposium

David Andreozzi was invited to speak as part of a panel at the closing breakfast for the AIA Full Spectrum Practice, AIA’s Housing and Custom Residential Knowledge Community, www.aia.org/cran. CRAN’s goals are to improve communication with the state and local component housing committees, highlight the contributions architects make to excellent residential design through education, awards programs, the Affordable Housing Design Advisor, and other initiatives, and maintain and develop relationships among members, communities, and allied organizations to promote the goal of decent and obtainable housing. 

The goal of the session was intended to query three different architectural firms on how they do things differently, from hire, to fire, to PR. Link to audio file can be found here.

August 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Work at PAC Gallery 

The personal photography work of Andreozzi Architect's Dave Rizzolo was accepted into the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative "Annual Open Juried Show." The show runs from August 26th through October 27 at the PAC Gallery in downtown Pawtucket.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

June 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Published in Germany's Max Magazine 

The German art, culture and fashion  magazine "Max" is publishing a multi-page feature and profile of Dave Rizzolo and his work in photography in their June 2007 issue. You may need to go to Europe to pick up a copy of this one on newsstands though.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

June 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Work at Attleboro Arts Museum 

The personal photography work of Andreozzi Architect's Dave Rizzolo has been selected in a juried art exhibition at the Attleboro Arts Museum.

The national call for entries was juried by Beth Conrad McLaughlin who is an art historian and has served as the curator of numerous exhibitions for the Oakland Museum of California. She is also the former Corporate Program Director at the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, MA.

The exhibition runs from June 14th through July 14th with an opening reception Friday, June 22 from 7-9pm.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

May 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Published What Digital Camera Magazine 

The British magazine "What Digital Camera" contacted Dave Rizzolo and requested to publish his photography work. Their May 2007 issues has a multi-page photography feature and artist profile look for it on international newsstands now.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

April 2007 | David Andreozzi Invited to Judge Montage/Arclinea Design Scholarship Competition 

David Andreozzi has been invited to judge the 2nd annual Montage/Arclinea Design Scholarship Competition this fall. Entrants will be asked to design a contemporary kitchen/living area within the traditional, historic architecture of Boston and its suburbs.  Prizes of $5,000, $3,000, and $2,000 will be will be awarded for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place entries.

March 2007 | Andreozzi Architects featured In A New book, Shingle Style Homes: Past and Present by Ashley Rooney 

Five shingle style homes completed in recent years by Andreozzi Architects will be featured in the new book Shingle Style Homes: Past and Present by Ashley Rooney and published by Schiffer.

Shingle Style Homes: Past and Present presents over 50 homes in the continental United States in approximately 500 color photographs and 255 pages. Multi-million-dollar residences, houses, and renovated shingles--they are all there. The shingles of today are compared to some of the famous shingles from the past: Naumkeag, Stonehurst, Franzen's Folly, and one c. 1880 shingle in Lexington, MA. 

David Andreozzi submitted 5 projects on the request of Ashley Rooney and all five projects were chosen for publication including the Moran residence in Barrington, RI which is featured as an inset picture on the book’s cover. 
Book is available here H E R E 

March 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Work Selected for Providence Art Windows Exhibition 

After a national call for entries and review by a panel of artists and architects Dave Rizzolo will be showing work from his ongoing photographic series "Providence Transitions and Transformations" as part of Providence Art Windows and curated by Liz Keithline.

The concept of Providence Art Windows is the creation of a decentralized gallery utilizing storefronts throughout the downtown to move the gallery experience to the edge of the sidewalk. The exhibition is being sponsored by a grant from the Providence Foundation. 

For the exhibition, David has designed and constructed an installation for the three 12 foot wide by 9 foot tall windows at the Johnson & Wales University Snowden Building that fronts Weybosset Street next to the Providence Performing Arts Center.  The installation will display 15 photographs from the ongoing series "Providence Transitions and Transformations" where David has been photographing the demolition, construction and reconstruction of the I-195/I95 construction project using the technique of long exposure night photography to create evocative and surreal imagery that blurs the distinction between creation and destruction and questions the relationship between the built environment and the natural world.

The exhibition runs from March 15th through May 11th with an opening reception Thursday, March 15th from 6-8pm at Design Within Reach on Westminster Street..

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

February 2007 | David Andreozzi has been selected as a finalist to compete in the 2007 Traditional Building Design Challenge

The 2nd Annual Traditional Building Design Challenge will take place during the Traditional Building Exhibition and Conference in Boston, MA - March 8-10, 2007 at the Hynes Convention Center. The 2007 Traditional Building Design Challenge will focus on the diverse landscape and vernacular architecture of Cape Cod. Cape Cod is a special place. Defined by its natural environment, coastal villages and historic character, it is a place with distinctive architecture, combining traditional forms and materials in a variety of styles. Cape Cod is home to the largest historic district in the nation - Old Kings Highway Historic District. This district is designated as the area north of Route 6 (the Mid Cape Highway) encompassing 6 towns: Sandwich, Barnstable, Yarmouth, Dennis, Brewster and parts of Orleans, each with their own unique traditions, characteristics and styles. Contestants will attempt to design a New "OLD" House that could fit into one of nation's most recognized historic districts!

Working with set parameters, such as time period, lot size, square footage, and style, competitors will have three days on the show floor to complete a presentation plan of each habitable floor, an exterior elevation of the front facade, and a site plan, which may be incorporated with the floor plan view. All participants will be busily working where conference attendees can observe and interact. The American Institute of Building Design, The Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America, and New Old House Magazine will showcase the country's best architects and designers.

February 2007 | Dave Rizzolo's Personal Photography Being Shown Internationally 

Dave Rizzolo's personal work in photography has been selected for the "We Are All Photographers Now" show at the Musee de l'Elysee in Lausanne, Switzerland. David is showing selected photographs from a number of photographic series all with a common theme of entropy. After the show David's work will be added to the museum's permanent collection.

The exhibition runs from February 2nd through May 20th at the Musee de l'Elysee in Lausanne, Switzerland.

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

2006 Press Releases

July/August 2006 | New England Home Magazine features Thompson Residence

New England Home has published the recent additions and renovations to a shingle style residence that was originally designed and built in 1988 by David Andreozzi for his parents as a thank you for his architectural education. In 2000 the house was sold to Coreen & Glenn Thompson who added 50% more square footage and reorganized the plan from a Victorian based Shingle Style house to a bit more modern reinterpretation for their young family. It was a rare opportunity, a 2nd chance, to go back to each room through a project, 14 years later, and add or embellish anything..,..and everything! 

June 2006 | Andreozzi Architects Published in New England Home Magazine 

The Andreozzi Architect's project Windy Acres has been published in the July/August 2006 issue of new England Home Magazine. The publisher dedicated a full 10 pages to this waterfront home. 

June 2006 | Dave Rizzolo's Featured in Nikon's Stunning Campaign 

Several of Dave Rizzolo's photographs have been selected by Nikon and will be used this year as part of their "Stunning" campaign. 

David's work in photography can be seen both at his personal website and his Flickr site.

March/April 2006 | East Bay Living interviews David Andreozzi searching for the secrets for The Thoughtfully Designed Home

Ann Strong interviewed two architects trying to understand the meaning of good design and the well designed home. What is green? How big is too big? And why we should be focusing on the importance of investing money on the highest quality architects, materials, and mechanical systems rather than wasting it on diluted square footage. 

February 2006 | David Andreozzi to speak at Build Boston Residential 

David Andreozzi, the architect Mark Hutker and the writer Anna Kasabian will be presenting a lecture and debate at Build Boston Residential on April 5th and 6th titled “The Architecture of New England Style Summer Homes and Cottages, Past to Present.” 

This session begins with a brief overview of summer home and cottage architectural styles from unassuming island cottages to grand-scale shingle-style structures. Particular emphasis is placed on shingle-style homes, a style that has an enormous history in this region. In addition, local architects present case studies of older summer homes that have been modernized to better serve today’s families while maintaining architectural integrity. We also present examples of new summer home designs that embrace New England craftsmanship and the enduring design qualities that have been valued for generations.

February 2006 | David Andreozzi quoted in This Old House Magazine 

This Old House sought out David because of his involvement with CORA (the Congress of Residential Architecture that promotes the benefits of good home design and an open collaboration between architects and homeowners). In the article, David Andreozzi lends his opinions and ideas about how to select the right architect to work with you.

2005 Press Releases

December 2005 | David Andreozzi featured speaker at CORA Conference 

David Andreozzi was a featured speaker at CORA’s second annual national congress in Coral Gables Florida . David discussed the importance of CORAgroups website in the growth in a lecture titled :A new level of design communication…from a handshake to CORAgroups! 

December 2005 | CoraRI/Pella Summit 

David Andreozzi and Charlie Milot CEO of Pella Windows and Doors organized a summit of residential architects with Mike Farquar, Pella Manager, Architect Series and Polly Tousey, Pella Brand Manager of Architectural Series in order to evaluate the Architect Series product offering and to recommend improvements. Participants identified strengths and weaknesses of the Architect Series product with reference to design, function, breadth, cost/benefit, and other areas of interest. 

November 2005 | David Andreozzi was invited to sit on Stairway Manufacturers Association’s conference panel 

David Andreozzi was invited to sit on Stairway Manufacturers Association’s conference panel. In an effort to promote better understanding, foster cooperation and provide a broader foundation for work in the development of building codes, the Stairway Manufacturers’ Association sponsored a workshop on “Interpretation of Building Codes Related to Residential Stairways” on Friday, November 4, 2005. 

The workshop was focused on presenting all sides of the issues related to the design, contracting, construction, regulation and use of stairways. Following a brief presentation, a panel of industry experts representing each area initiated an interactive discussion involving all attendees in an effort to understand and debate the existing and future code trends.

June 2005 | Yankee Magazine chooses Overlook! 

The Andreozzi Architect's project Overlook, a Westport , MA summer home will be featured in an upcoming feature story that will be written by Ana Kasabian. Anna has written numerous home design books including; New England Style, East Coast Rooms : Contemporary Portfolios from 40 north American Interior Designers, Guest Rooms : And Private Places , Designing Interiors With Tile: Creative Ideas in Ceramic, Stone and Mosaic, Color Your Home Beautiful: Ideas and Solutions, New Home Color Book, and First Impressions: Fresh Looks for Entryways, Hallways, and Foyers.

May 2005 | Andreozzi Architects goes hard cover! 

David Andreozzi will have five projects featured in an upcoming coffee table book on Shingle Style architecture. Author E. Ashley Rooney, contracted though Schiffer Books, and Author of Waterfront Homes, Old Barns-New Homes, Spectacular Small Kitchens and Garden Ornaments. 

May 2005 | David Andreozzi initiates CORAgroups.org 

David commits to building an additional internet portal were people can meet from around the world to share ideas and help build a backbone to begin the process of education. David Andreozzi designs, builds, and introduces CORAgroups which is found at http://coragroups.org/forum/ and is linked directly of the main CORA website http://www.corarchitects.org/ by choosing the “forum” button. CORAgroups became a welcoming and interactive home to meet together for the betterment of residential design immediately.

April 2005 | CoraRI has its kick-off meeting 

The initial meeting of CoraRI took place at Andreozzi Architects. Our objective was to discuss varying ways to educate the public toward a better residential architecture through education and promotion. 

March 2005 | CoraRI is conceived! 

David Andreozzi, Jay Litman, and Greg Snider join together as founding members to create CoraRI, a new Rhode Island chapter of the Congress of Residential Architecture. David creates a portal at http://www.cora-ri.org/ and meetings are set for the near future. The goal of CoraRI is to educate the public on the importance of good residential design.

2004 Press Releases

December 2004 | David Andreozzi Invited to participate in the inaugural CORA convention 

David Andreozzi was invited to participate in the inaugural convention for CORA, the Congress or Residential Architecture www.corarchitecture.org in Los Angeles. CORA is an organization committed to provide a continuing forum for advocating and enhancing residential architecture. Visit their mission statement at www.corarchitects.org/what.html 

2002 Press Releases

October, 2002 | Andreozzi Architects win Gold in RI Monthly Design Awards 

The recent additions and renovations to the Andreozzi Architects Project "Windy Acres" wins a Gold award for the interiors. 

June, 2002 | Yankee Magazine Interviews David Andreozzi on Traditional Screen Porches 

David Andreozzi is featured in an article in the June 2002 Yankee Magazine where he discusses some of the aspects involved in designing the traditional New England Screen Porch 

February 14, 2002 | Andreozzi Architect to be Featured on HGTV's Home Across America 

"Overlook," a new summerhouse located in Westport, MA will be featured on "Home and Garden Television" (HGTV) on Friday February 15, 2002 at 10:00 pm EST and then again at 1:00 am EST. 

January 10, 2002 | Works In Progress Exhibition Hits The Road 

The RI-AIA's exhibition "Works In Progress" that debuted last November at the Newport Spring Bull Gallery has evolved into a traveling show. It is currently on display at the McEvoy Gallery of the McGuire Fine Arts Center at the Portsmouth Abbey School.

2001Press Releases

November, 2001 | Andreozzi Architects' Work Shown at Newport's Spring Bull Gallery 

The work of Andreozzi Architects is being shown as part of the exhibit "WORK IN PROGRESS: 'The Art of Architectural Design Study'" at the Spring Bull Gallery in Newport, RI. The show’s opening will be November 3rd from 5-7pm.

October, 2001 | Yankee Magazine to Feature Andreozzi Architects' Work 

Yankee Magazine has selected the Andreozzi Architects project "Quopoquit" for publication early in 2001. 

October, 2001 | Andreozzi Architects to be Featured on HGTV's "Homes Across America"

 Filming was completed at the Andreozzi Architects project "Overlook" during the last week of September for the Home and Garden Television (HGTV) show Homes Across America with Joe Ruggerio. 

September, 2001 | David Andreozzi Interviewed in "The New Home Color Book" 

David Andreozzi has been quoted in a new book on the subject of color theory related to interior decorating.

2000 Press Releases

December, 2000 | HGTV To Feature 3 Andreozzi Architects Projects 

The cable and satellite TV station HGTV has filmed 3 of our projects for several different shows to air this winter.

August, 2000 | "Overlook" Master Bath Featured in House Beautiful 

The master bathroom in "Overlook", a new Shingle Style summerhouse in Westport, MA has been chosen for publication by the editors of House Beautiful for its dramatic views and custom traditional detailing. 

April, 2000 | Boston Townhouse Project Makes Local News 

The Boston CBS affiliate, WBZ-4, ran a segment on the recently completed, Andreozzi Architects designed, + 9000 square foot, Commonwealth Avenue townhouse which has hit the real-estate market at 12 million dollars.

March, 2000 | Residence in Westport Ma Featured in House Beautiful 

"Overlook," a recently designed Shingle Style summerhouse overlooking 270 degrees of water view is being featured in the Spring 2000 issue of House Beautiful Home Building. 

January, 2000 | Andreozzi Architects kitchen design featured in kitchen design book 

The design of the kitchen for the waterfront project "Fox View" which is featured in the portfolio section of our website was selected for publication.

January 24, 2000 | Andreozzi Architects Set Up New Digs 

We have moved! The new millennium has brought a much needed increase in floor space. Check out our new Barrington office.

1999 Press Releases

December 10, 1999 | House Beautiful Features Andreozzi Designed Bathroom 

The Winter 1999/2000 House Beautiful Kitchen/Baths publication is featuring a bathroom and master bedroom designed by Andreozzi Architects.

June 23, 1999 | Andreozzi Architects Featured again in House Beautiful Magazine 

For the second time this year, a project by Andreozzi Architects has been seen on the pages of a national magazine.

April, 1999 | David Andreozzi Addresses 1999 State Preservation Conference 

David Andreozzi was invited to speak at third State Preservation Conference because of his role as the Chairman of Bristol Historic District Commission.

March 15, 1999 | House Beautiful Magazine Features Andreozzi Architects 

'Quopoquit' - a renovation to a waterfront summer home, has been featured in the Spring 1999 edition of House Beautiful Home Remodeling and Decorating.

1998 Press Releases

September, 1998 | Spring Bull Gallery Showing 

The recent work of Andreozzi Architects is on display through the end of the month at the Spring Bull Gallery in Newport RI.

August, 1998 | Andreozzi Architects Awarded Three AIA People's Choice Awards 

Andreozzi Architects were awarded 3 of the 5 first place awards at the AIA People's Choice Awards

August 16, 1998 | Quopoquit featured in House Beautiful 

House Beautiful magazine has featured the Andreozzi Architects residence Quopoquit in this months Kitchen and Bath Edition.

May 22, 1998 | 'Jardin' featured in RI Monthly magazine 

David Andreozzi Architects project 'Jardin' is being featured along with an accompanying article by Megan Fulweiler.

April 28, 1998 | David Andreozzi Addresses 1998 State Historic Preservation Conference

David Andreozzi recently addressed the Statewide Historic District Conference, proposing an Internet based forum for exchange.

April 18, 1998 | Andreozzi Architects featured on Premier Internet Home Renovation Magazine

Improvenet, the premier monthly Internet home improvement magazine, is featuring in their on-line April edition both an article on Shingle Style Architecture by David Andreozzi and an exhibit of two of their projects.

January 22, 1998 | Andreozzi Architects designed residence chosen for display at Build Boston 

The project "Jardin" was recently chosen by the Build Boston Committee for display. 

January 13, 1998 | Nantucket Magazine Advertisement 

See our ad in the Fall/Holiday Nantucket Magazine and learn more about the project behind it.

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