We are pleased to announce the Rainbow CANnection was the recipient of the 2018 AIA CT CANstruction “Best Meal” Award! This year, we partnered with one of Classical Magnet School’s stellar art classes to bring our collaborative Rainbow CANnection design to life. The Rainbow CANnection was created during a design charrette with the middle school class.…
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Recently, Crosskey Architects received Second Place in the Just Big Enough – Green Housing for ALL architectural design competition. This design competition highlighted how we can create very small and affordable, sustainable homes for people who have been priced out of the green housing market. The competition was sponsored by the City of Northampton, co-sponsored…
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Construction is finally underway at the long-vacant building prominently located at the corner of Pearl and Trumbull Streets in the heart of the downtown business district. But whatever happened to that building and why has it been empty for so long?
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Update: We are halfway! If you would like to help, please contact our office or CLICK HERE to make a donation.
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Several of the Crosskey team attended Connecticut Preservation Action’s Annual Conference, The Preservation Toolbox: Historic Preservation Tools for Development. The “tools” were shared with the audience using a five by five presentation format. Five slides in five minutes can be a challenge to create and deliver, but it is an effective way to provide important…
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On September 26th, 2017 Crosskey Architects supported and participated in the Annual Conference of the Connecticut Housing Coalition. Every year affordable housing developers, service providers, advocates and resident leaders come together to discuss challenges and opportunities, educate, share knowledge and celebrate successes stories. William Crosskey, President and CEO, participated on a panel with Betsy Crum,…
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In my line of work (as, I suspect, in many), versatility and adaptability are key. Interior landscapers work in all types of businesses—malls, office buildings, hospitals, and assisted living facilities, just to name a few. The buildings may be
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On a mild morning in mid-December, the belfry of the Old Talcott Mill in Vernon, CT was removed from the top of its tower. Its posts cut loose at
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We’re honored, humbled, grateful, and maybe most importantly – we’re inspired. Over the past two months Crosskey Architects
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