Front Studio Architects

Coming soon! Look foreword to the completion of our ‘555 First’ project, currently under construction. @ Harrison, New Jersey

Bright colors and an open door to the outside bring life and excitement to our renovation of the Sharpsburg Community library.

Working through design ideas in elevation for Lowry Burgess.

The dynamic, low-budget mixed-use building, Ellsworth Center II, is an indispensible structure in the continuing revitalization of Shadyside’s commercial warehouse district.

There will always be a place for plain, old fashioned reading in the libraries of today and tomorrow.

Hand drawings help us quickly convey concept, volume and heady ideas.

For our renovation of the Sharpsburg Community Library we use exposed ductwork and hanging light fixtures, set against a vivid yellow-orange ceiling.

Even the back side views of our architecture are interesting and engaging.

Well suited to the intellectual stimulation of reading, our renovation of the Sharpsburg library serves as a gem for a small community that engages people’s bodies, minds and imaginations.

Our installation for the entrance to the Arthur Lubetz retrospective at the Carnegie Museum intrigues and delights. And it was cheap, fast and easy. Win-win.

Bringing life to the corner of Forbes and Murray in Squirrel Hill with a dynamic entry and volumes that engage the street in our renovation of the local Carnegie Library branch.

Physical models express so much about volume, as on display last spring at the Carnegie's exhibition of the vast array of work by Arthur Lubetz, practicing architecture for over 5 decades, and still going strong.

Winner of an AIA Pittsburgh Design Award, A House for a Writer in Bohemia skillfully intertwines the old and the new into an inspiring retreat for a writer.

Bold expressive forms engage the street experience at the Liberty Medical Center in Bloomfield, PA #architecture #pittsburghpa #arthurlubetz #edmasseryphotography