Down-to-Earth at LI Mansion is Sign of the Times - Wednesday, November 26, 2008

....Architect's Eye brings unique vision to Interior Design Holiday Showcase, the Holiday Mansion of 2008...Amidst the lavish sea of crystals and glitter, feathers and flora at the Mill Neck Manor stands the ultra simple and to-the-point display created by architect's LOFT......

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Create Your Dream Home....The Easy Way - Wednesday, October 29, 2008

....Architect Paul Pellicani, principal & founder of architect's LOFT, an award-winning Architecture & Interior Design firm, will be sharing another evening of remodeling wisdom with homeowners who sign up for his popular course...........

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Architect's course helps homeowners with the remodeling process - Wednesday, February 13, 2008

...a course developed by Glen Head, LI-based architect Paul Pellicani, is being offered through the continuing educations programs at various Long Island locations, including Commack, Manhasset, Port Washington and Dix Hills......

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Introducing architect's LOFT - Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Re-introducing his design firm as architect's LOFT, founder Paul Pellicani, R.A., A.I.A. created this unique concept to bring together under one roof a top-notch team of experienced professionals capable of seeing a project through from concept.....

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architectsloft.com: Architecture Firm Launches New Website - Tuesday, February 12, 2008

With the click of a mouse, architectsloft.com -- the brand new website of Glen Head-based firm, architect's LOFT -- provides those looking to plan a renovation or building project with up-to-the-minute information about the latest design trends and building materials. The site features attractive visuals within its.......

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WALK-FM - Sunday, December 09, 2007

Award-Winning Architect to give Homeowners his Best Building and Remodeling Advice:
Some very valuable - not to mention free - professional advice will be available to Long Islanders who tune into WALK 97.5 FM on Sunday, December 9th at 10:00 a.m. Architect Paul Pellicani will be the featured guest during "The Home Show," a weekly home design radio program produced and hosted by noted Interior Designer Natalie Weinstein.

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WOR- Radio - Saturday, May 31, 2008

Trends in Home Remodeling and Design:
"Aging-in-place concepts, 'flex' space that the homeowner decides how to use, dual home offices, 'tech niches', areas to 'cave' and rejuvenation rooms-people want more personal space not simply to work out in, these are one-stop sites for meditating or hobbying. These are among the biggest trends in residential building right now".

Builder/Architect-Designing Green - Tuesday, April 01, 2008

"Knowing full well the vast and profound benefits of building green, the time has come for us to assume our role in the greening of Long Island."

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Walk 97.5 FM- - Sunday, December 09, 2007

Award-Winning Architect give Homeowners his Best Remodeling Advice:
"By clearly explaining the entire process, we empower homeowners to make sound decisions and end up with a successful project", says architect Paul Pellicani, in an interview with noted Interior Designer Natalie Weinstein on the "The Home Show", her weekly home design radio program.

Remodeling - Thursday, November 01, 2007

Remodel for Change-Client Needs

Paul Pellicani, an architect and the owner of Architect's LOFT on Long Island, N.Y., makes a point of incorporating flexible design into his remodeling work. The first step, he says, is figuring out what clients want to achieve...

Homes of the Hamptons - Saturday, September 01, 2007

Transformers:

"Today, the street is a shimmering showplace that mixes renovated cottages with magazine-worthy, 5,000 square-foot homes"...

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Newsday, Real Estate Section - Friday, August 10, 2007

What Long Island Gen-Xers Want in a House:
"In terms of style, Gen Xers want an open, flowing floor plan, says Glen Head architect and Gen Xer Paul Pellicani, who helped clients Christina and Rodger King transform their ranch six years ago..."

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Newsday Real Estate - Friday, April 06, 2007

Does It Still Pay to Remodel?
Strategic Improvements - Sometimes, homeowners need to think outside the box, especially when the budgets are limited."A single bathroom can be expanded and converted into a double-vanity bathroom," says Glen Head-based architect Paul Pellicani. "By adding a door between the double-vanity space and the shower area, it gives three people the ability to use the bathroom at the same time."

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Long Islander Life - Thursday, March 29, 2007

Architect Develops Course To Help Homeowners Ease Into Remodeling:
"Create Your Dream Home..."The Easy Way!" is a new course being offered through the continuing education programs at various Long Island locations this spring. Award-winning architect Paul J. Pellicani, who in past years taught "Ask The Architect," has developed this new course to instill confidence in homeowners who are contemplating remodeling their home...

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Law & Order - Tuesday, March 01, 2005

Several drawings and architectural models of various projects completed by Paul Pellicani, R.A., A.I.A appeared on NBC-TV's hit television series Law and Order - 'Trial By Jury' episode.

The New York Times - Sunday, January 30, 2005

What's a Home Without an Office?
"The trend I'm seeing is, rather than the home office being a separate individual kind of room, people want the home office to become part of the bedroom," said Paul Pellicani, principal architect at Paul Joseph Pellicani Architecture and Design in Glen Head. "Not in the bedroom itself but off to the side in a sitting area that is also part of the master suite." ... "If the whole family will be using the computer, Mr. Pellicani often suggests finding a common space, or opening one up. Most of his clients have 'jumped all over' that idea, he said."

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Long Islander - Thursday, January 13, 2005

Expert Educate Patrons on Home Repairs:
"Homeowners in the Half Hollow Hills community were eager to listen to architect and home renovations expert Paul Pellicani last night... 'I concentrate on the importance of a good design. It is of utmost importance for many reasons... Architecture and design is at its essence an expression for the person and place itself,' Pellicani explained. 'It is in direct relation to the fabric of the surrounding neighborhood. A good design could enhance the area by making a positive expression as it relates to its place.' Podium Magazine, 2004 Vol. 9, Issue 3 (portions taken) 2004 Archi Awards Celebration'...The AIA Educator Award is presented to an educator who has consistently endeavored to advance the profession through promoting the importance of quality architecture and its positive influence on society.' The award presented to Paul J. Pellicani, AIA...

HOUSE Magazine 'Best Kitchens' - Saturday, January 01, 2005

Best Kitchens:
"This kitchen is not just beautiful; it was designed to accommodate the gourmet cooking and entertainment requirements of the owner"...

Hammer Magazine - Saturday, January 01, 2005

Celebrating the AIA "archi" Awards:
"The American Institute of Architects awarded Paul J. Pellicani, Architect, their educator of the year award"...

Glen Cove Record Pilot - Thursday, November 11, 2004

Local Architect Wins Award From American Institute of Architects:
"Paul Joseph Pellicani of Glen Head was awarded the American Institute of Architects prestigious Annual Educators Award on October 28 for his dedication to educating others on the basics of home renovation projects. The award recognizes outstanding educators who continue to learn and are essential in expanding people's knowledge of architecture. His dedication and expertise in the subject was commemorated by this award..."

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WOR-FM -

On planning a major renovation, Architect Paul Pellicani says: "One of the first things someone needs to establish is their 'wish list' or a list of needs or goals or dreams. We encourage people to dream, and to dream out loud, and to dream big. We want them to put it all out there on the table, and little by little we incorporate these things into the project."