Thierry-Michel Kawczynski Architect

06/23/2024

Construction continues to move along on our modern design for a new two (2) - story residence located in the Harbor Village section of Pompano Beach, Florida.

Installation of the pre-fabricated Aerial Floor System for the second (2nd) level is underway.

2612 N.E. 4th Street
Pompano Beach, FL 33062

05/19/2024

Construction has begun on our modern design for a new two (2) - story residence located in the Harbor Village section of Pompano Beach, Florida.

02/24/2024

NEWS: CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ISSUED
A building / construction permit has just been issued for one of our designs:
A new two (2) story, single family residence located in the Harbor Village neighborhood of Pompano Beach, Florida.

2612 N.E. 4th Street
Pompano Beach, FL 33062

09/18/2023

04/17/2022

How safe would you feel living in a home that sways???

The Steinway Tower in Manhattan is so tall and skinny that luxury homes on the upper floors whip around by a few feet whenever the wind gets up

06/21/2021

From skyscraper-strewn Chicago to frozen-in-time Charleston, these are the best cities in the US for architecture lovers.

02/14/2021

Proposed redesign of Paris' grand boulevard back to its original intent...

Paris’ Champs-Élysées is headed to greener pastures: The iconic avenue will become “an extraordinary garden” by 2030, according to the city’s mayor.

11/03/2020

Every city in the world has been designed and built by men. But what if the other half had a go? Barcelona might be able to give us that answer. For the past four years the city has had a female mayor with a profoundly feminist agenda. We spoke to feminists working in urban planning in the city to f...

04/05/2020

Choosing an architectural style isn't just about what looks nice. It requires careful consideration of everything from your family size to your budget.

12/28/2019

When a client doesn't understand what an architect does nor respects the profession and asks...

09/12/2019

Explore the American house styes designed for an expanding post-war middle class. From roughly 1930 to 1965, these are the homes of the Baby Boomers.