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Honored to attend the 9th Annual Hudson Valley Affordable Housing Summit hosted by Pace Land Use Law Center and Housing ...
06/03/2026

Honored to attend the 9th Annual Hudson Valley Affordable Housing Summit hosted by Pace Land Use Law Center and Housing Action Council. Insightful discussions throughout the day focused on zoning, municipal land strategies, housing production, and advancing affordability across New York communities.

A particularly meaningful moment included James Wendling of WBP sharing how Rose Noonan’s legacy is being honored through the naming of a new WBP affordable housing development in New Rochelle, Rose on Main. The thoughtful tribute recognizes Rose’s lasting impact through Housing Action Council just one year after her passing.

Tiffany Zezula shared a fitting tribute to Rose, reminding attendees of her incredible energy and influence throughout the region. Rose’s work helped shape affordable housing efforts across the Hudson Valley and established a foundation that continues to guide communities today.

It was great seeing City of Kingston Director of Housing Initiatives, Bartek Starodaj, speaking to many of the same housing challenges facing Ulster County that we continue to navigate in Westchester County and surrounding communities.

The day concluded with remarks from NYS Homes and Community Renewal Commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas, reinforcing the importance of collaboration, housing choice, and continued progress toward meeting our housing needs.

05/05/2026

We had the pleasure of presenting at the ADU Expo in Kingston in April, hosted by and the City of Kingston.

John Fry and Jaclyn Tyler took the stage to break down what it actually takes to make ADUs work: not just great design, but the zoning, financial pathways, and community context that make them possible.

The talk reframed ADUs as Neighborhood Embedded Units, recognizing the garage apartments, granny flats, and in-law suites that have always been part of how American neighborhoods grow and adapt.

Thank you to everyone who attended, asked questions, and shared their own stories.

04/22/2026

Earth Day is a reminder that sustainability starts at the foundation of how we design and build. We are actively working to make that the baseline across our work. Here are two sustainable projects currently in progress:

Olive Opera House: Steel reinforcement is complete, stabilizing the structure while preserving its original character. Upcoming work includes a blend of new and refinished wood flooring, along with upgraded systems and windows to improve overall performance. A continued investment in reuse.

136–140 Croton: Framing is progressing toward enclosure, with plumbing and electrical rough-ins underway. Initial window installations followed hands-on Passive House training, focusing on air sealing and detailing. Precision that supports long-term performance.

Visit us in Kingston on April 10th for the Accessory Dwelling Unit Expo.Hosted by and the City of Kingston, the event b...
03/30/2026

Visit us in Kingston on April 10th for the Accessory Dwelling Unit Expo.

Hosted by and the City of Kingston, the event brings together homeowners, designers, and builders to explore how ADUs can support more flexible, affordable ways of living through workshops, conversations, and shared ideas.

03/24/2026

As part of Engaging Amenia, this effort supports the development of a Parks + Recreation Master Plan to guide future improvements to parks, programs, and shared spaces. Through workshops and a public survey, the work focuses on understanding what’s working today, what’s missing, and where the town can grow.

Local to the area? The online survey is still open at engagingamenia.com. Let us know how you use Amenia’s parks and what you’d like to see more of.

Currently in construction, this 1,047 SF ADU is designed as both living space and long-term strategy. Set into the slope...
03/18/2026

Currently in construction, this 1,047 SF ADU is designed as both living space and long-term strategy. Set into the slope, the structure minimizes its presence while introducing a garage below, shared outdoor space, and carefully framed views between old and new.

A response to a broader need: flexible housing, reduced cost burden, and a path toward long-term value and equity.

Coves End Lane balances restraint and openness.The residence responds to zoning, wetlands, and flood zone constraints wh...
02/24/2026

Coves End Lane balances restraint and openness.

The residence responds to zoning, wetlands, and flood zone constraints while orienting living spaces and a painting studio toward light and long views.

Architecture and landscape work together to create a quiet artist retreat suited to Sag Harbor living.

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02/19/2026

We don’t see websites as portfolios.

For public-facing work, a website is often where people first encounter a project. It’s where questions come up, context gets filled in, and understanding starts to form.

That’s why we design engagement sites to be user-driven and easy to update, built to support ongoing conversation rather than a single moment in time.

Clear structure, accessible language, and inclusive design help turn a site into a resource people can return to, not just a place to scroll through once.

Focused on articulating the vision for the final phase of Hudson Harbor, Gatehouse is a thoughtfully designed residence ...
02/17/2026

Focused on articulating the vision for the final phase of Hudson Harbor, Gatehouse is a thoughtfully designed residence that completes the waterfront community. The project reinforces walkability, strengthens neighborhood connections, and transforms underutilized land into a shared community asset, while remaining true to the character of the neighborhood.

In addition to branding the effort, Nexus Creative was brought in early to lead neighborhood conversations and a site walk. The full scope of work included branding, website development, presentation materials, event planning, and facilitated engagement sessions.

More to come as conversations continue.

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Created with the Town of Cortlandt Governmentt, and in collaboration with KARC Planning Consultants and PACE Land Use La...
02/10/2026

Created with the Town of Cortlandt Governmentt, and in collaboration with KARC Planning Consultants and PACE Land Use Law Center, this initiative explores the future of a potential Transit-Oriented District near the Cortlandt Metro-North station. Our role focused on shaping a clear visual identity and communication framework to help translate planning concepts into something residents could easily understand and engage with.

From branding and a project website to public-facing materials and events, the work supports informed conversation around long-term change and opportunity.

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