Historic Renovations
Adapts and renovates historic buildings, including schools and mansion
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About Tommaso Briatico Architects
The Dominican Monastery project is in phase II, with studies focused on adapting a historic complex for a smaller convent. Tommaso Briatico Architects is a Buffalo architectural firm at 2448 Delaware Avenue. Its work includes renovations, adaptive reuse, and building design for educational, cultural, commercial, residential, and religious properties. Projects include the Buffalo Academy of Science School 11, a 64,000-square-foot school renovation; 106 College Street, converted into an art studio, gallery, commercial space, and residence; and the Italian Cultural Center, a historic masonry library. The firm also redesigned Lombardo's Funeral Home with a new interior layout and updated facade. Services include architectural design, building planning, and renovation work addressing structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and interior needs.
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Adaptive Reuse
Converts existing properties for educational, cultural, commercial, an
Buffalo Architecture
Architectural practice located at 2448 Delaware Avenue in Buffalo.
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