The Arketekcher Post
Little Learners Ribbon Cutting
August 2024
In August, Little Learner’s Academy celebrated the grand opening of its newest 15,500 sf early learning center in Cranston, RI, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by members of the community, the Cranston Mayor Hopkins, Rhode Island Department of Human Services (RI DHS), and LISC RI. The event marked the unveiling of a state-of-the-art childcare facility, designed to provide high-quality early education in a safe and engaging environment.
Designed by Arketekcher, the center has already reached full enrollment, serving 100 children, highlighting the critical demand for accessible, high-quality early learning spaces.
Learn more out about the project!
Arketekcher wins Editor's Pick for the AN Best of Practice Awards
June 2024
Arketekcher was awarded Editor’s Pick for the Architect’s Newspaper Best of Practice - Best New Architect in the Northeast!
The Best of Practice Awards honor firms who showcase high levels of aesthetic excellence, social impact, and internal culture.
What a testament to the talent and hard work our team has put in over the last few years —when you enjoy what you do (and who you do it with), the rest will follow!
Read about all the winners in the Architect’s Newspaper.
Michael Bevivino Appointed to Ossining Historic Preservation Commission
May 2024
Michael Bevivino, Partner & Principal at Arketekcher, has been appointed to the Village of Ossining’s Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) for a term of three years!
The HPC recommends the designation of landmarks and historic districts and decides upon appropriateness of proposed designs. Additionally, the HPC may advise owners of historical buildings on issues of restoration and preservation.
Read more about the duties of Ossining’s HPC.
Arketekcher at ULI Spring Meeting: Creativity & Capital
April 2024
Our partner, Madeline Clappin, represented Arketekcher at the annual ULI Spring Meeting in April in New York.
She joined a panel of local leaders including Frank Futia from NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services, Matt Boker from Olson Kunding, Waverly Neer of NYC Economic Development Corporation and Ian Shoenfeld of Meridian Capital Group, to discuss how to leverage creativity to unlock capital in real estate.
She stressed the importance of collaboration between designers, developers and investors early in the development process to unlock different revenue streams.