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USA Architects is happy to announce we will be participating in another Canstruction event this year! This time it will be for the Greater Lehigh Valley Event on September 20 – October 4, 2019!

USA Architects is happy to announce we will be participating in this year’s Philadelphia CANstruction Event on July 13 – July 18, 2019!

Partner Denise Laskody, Designers Carrie Zegarski and Kate Campagna-Caruso and Marketing Strategist Beth Sherby of USA Architects spent the day on July 11th with Girls Inc. at Temple University, educating and encouraging them to pursue careers in architecture, engineering and science. We hope that we made as much of an impact on the 18 girls who participated as they made on us.

USA Architects recently promoted one of its own, Associate Andrew Adornato, to Principal.

Who are the specifiers of today? Many are viewed as reformed hippies from the 60’s or early 70’s, generally over the age of 50.

USA Architects has recently been contracted by Millersville University to provide design services for renovations to the existing Pennsylvania Academy of Music building.  Renovations include  new  catering kitchen, new  post production  studio, classroom conversions, and other health and life safety upgrades. The University recently purchased the building in order to expand and augment its fine arts curriculum, as well as provide performing venues, cultural programming and special events for the region.

Situated along the Hudson River, with panoramic views of New York City, Ellis Island, and the Statue of Liberty, is one of New Jersey’s national treasures - Liberty State Park.  This wondrous park celebrates its 36th anniversary this year, having been dedicated on Flag Day, June 14, 1976.

USA Architects Joy Cohen, AIA has been an active volunteer with the Heritage Patrol of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania for the past 5 years. Led by the Girl Scouts of Eastern PA., and by Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts, the Heritage Patrol’s main goal is to engage participants in exploring its local community’s heritage, which includes developing opportunities to share local culture and history with the general public, and provide service to organizations charged with the task of heritage preservation. The Heritage Patrol is a “girl-run” program based on the Guild System. Girls begin as apprentices and develop leadership skills as they earn their journeywoman, master and trainer levels. The middle school and high school girls teach younger girls (grades K-5) historic crafts as well as Moravian and Bethlehem, PA history.