ARCHATELIER LLP, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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| Architecture Firm | ARCHATELIER LLP |
| People | Steven Joseph Paradis, Managing Principal |
| Address | [[Address:=31 St. James Avenue [Mail to: Post Box 74]]] |
| Boston, Massachusetts, 02117-0074 USA | |
| Telephone | 1 617 523 6364 |
| Fax | 1 617 507 6364 |
| sjp@archatelier.us | |
| Web Site | http://www.archatelier.us |
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[edit] Services
Providing facilities programming + planning, owner representation, and design + construction [process] management to both public and private clients, 'for-profit' and 'not-for-profit' organizations and institutions.
Other services include: Planning and development expertise; agency approval assistance (e.g., City of Boston, Zoning Board of Appeals [ZBA]; Boston Redevelopment Authority [BRA]; City of Boston, Inspectional Services Department [ISD]; Massachusetts Department of Public Health [MDPH]; and, Massachusetts Department of Public Safety), to name a few. LEED certification assistance; building envelope failure analyses; historic rehabilitation and preservation; strategic, master planning and due diligence studies; facilities assessments [with building/life safety code and accessibility analyses]; and, commissioning services, including compliance inspections with building codes, life safety code [NFPA 101], accessibility codes [MAAB-ADA-DOJ], and consulting engineering disciplines. We additionally serve in the role as design architects in a joint-venture association.
[edit] Focus
Academic/Higher Education and Institutional Facilities Planning and Design; Transportation Facilities Planning and Design; Non-Profit Social Service and Health Care Facilities Planning and Design; Commercial and Retail Development Planning and Design; Rehabilitation and Preservation Planning and Design; and, Adaptive Re-Use Planning and Design of Existing Structures.
[edit] Projects
Projects by Steven J. Paradis, as Founder and Managing Principal of Archatelier LLP, include:
Family Service of Greater Boston, Foundation Headquaters [recepient of 'Massachusetts AGC - Building Massachusetts Awards Program, 2001 Design Award']; Radcliffe College, Campus Buildings Study; Tufts University, College of Engineering - Center for Engineering Education Outreach, and Center for Connected Learning; American Airlines, Flight|Flight Services - Logan International, Boston; MBTA Orange Line Southwest Corridor, Retail Spaces; Tennis and Racquet Club, Feasibility Study [International Squash Courts]; National Public Radio {NPR} - Facility Assessment and Planning Study, Washington DC; Ottawa General Hospital - Facility Assessment and Planning Study, Ottawa-Ontario; The Rehabilitation Centre - A Subsidiary Corporation of the Ottawa Hospital - Facility Assessment and Planning Study, Ottawa-Ontario; Virginia Supreme Court, Main and Annex Structures - Facility Assessment and Planning Study, Richmond VA; US Army Hospital, Fort Stewart - Facility Assessment and Planning Study, Savannah GA; Missouri State Fair Grounds - Facility Assessment and Planning Study, Sedalia MO.
Other Notable Projects: The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, Horticultural Research Facility, was completed by Steven J. Paradis while an Associate Principal and Project Director, with Primary Group Architects, between 1989-1995; the Project was the recepient of The Boston Preservation Alliance, 1994 Preservation Award.
The MBTA Arborway - CNG Bus Storage and Repair Facility, in Boston, was completed by Steven J. Paradis while Principal, Director of Design, and Project Director of Dewberry Architecture [Boston Office], between 2000-2004; the Project remains unbuilt at this time.
The New England Patriots, Practice and Training Facility, was completed by Steven J. Paradis while Principal and Director of Design of Dewberry Architecture [Boston Office]; following completion of the preliminary design work, the project was turned over to a design-build firm for completion [a firm specializing in these types of facilities], at the request of the Owner.
Dewberry Architecture in known today as PSA-Dewberry.
