Established in 2002, QA+M Architecture is a full-service architectural firm that provides programming, planning and interior design for clients in the education, municipal, arts + culture, affordable housing, healthcare, commercial, and residential markets. Staffed by 35 dedicated professionals, including 15 licensed architects, the firm has grown into one of the 10 largest architectural firms in Connecticut.
We attribute this to the confidence we have engendered with our repeat clients. As a Connecticut-based Small Business Enterprise (SBE), QA+M Architecture is committed to ongoing principal-level representation and direct involvement on all projects, and we maintain a workload that dedicates a principal to each commission. QA+M Architecture has embraced 3D BIM technology and is developing all new projects as 3D models.
We are committed to a sustainable, high-performance building approach to design.
We attribute this to the confidence we have engendered with our repeat clients. As a Connecticut-based Small Business Enterprise (SBE), QA+M Architecture is committed to ongoing principal-level representation and direct involvement on all projects, and we maintain a workload that dedicates a principal to each commission. QA+M Architecture has embraced 3D BIM technology and is developing all new projects as 3D models.
We are committed to a sustainable, high-performance building approach to design.
Services
QA+M Architecture was founded in 1994 by David Quisenberry in Marlborough, CT.
Initially called Paragon Design, the firm provided architecture and construction management services.
In 1999, Paragon Design relocated to Farmington and divided into two separate firms.
Paragon Design continued to provide high-quality architectural services to a variety of client types, while the construction services split off into Clermont Construction Corporation.
In 2002, Tom Arcari joined the firm as a partner and the name changed to Quisenberry Arcari (QA) Architects.
Initially called Paragon Design, the firm provided architecture and construction management services.
In 1999, Paragon Design relocated to Farmington and divided into two separate firms.
Paragon Design continued to provide high-quality architectural services to a variety of client types, while the construction services split off into Clermont Construction Corporation.
In 2002, Tom Arcari joined the firm as a partner and the name changed to Quisenberry Arcari (QA) Architects.
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