Alan Cooper is the owner and principal of Alan Cooper Architect, PLLC. He has enjoyed the practice of residential and commercial architecture on the North Shore of Long Island and surrounding areas for over 30 years. The personal attention he gives each project has earned him a reputation for producing creative and aesthetically pleasing designs that exceed the expectations of the client and the community.
Alan's versatile architectural designs infuse clients' preferences into his program vision. After nearly 2,000 projects, Alan has strong relationships with many contractors and suppliers, and is an expert in securing permits and adapting to building codes and conditions. He believes that every project should be a positive experience; the architect, the client and the contractor working together as a team to transform the clients' needs and dreams into reality.
In addition to his professional experience, Alan draws inspiration from his education at the Pratt Institute in New York and the American Academy in Rome, Italy, as well as from extensive travel across Europe and the Americas.
Alan's versatile architectural designs infuse clients' preferences into his program vision. After nearly 2,000 projects, Alan has strong relationships with many contractors and suppliers, and is an expert in securing permits and adapting to building codes and conditions. He believes that every project should be a positive experience; the architect, the client and the contractor working together as a team to transform the clients' needs and dreams into reality.
In addition to his professional experience, Alan draws inspiration from his education at the Pratt Institute in New York and the American Academy in Rome, Italy, as well as from extensive travel across Europe and the Americas.
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The Vitruvius Man by Leonardo da Vinci and the Modular by LeCorbusier, are drawings that depict the correlation of ideal human proportions with geometry, nature and architecture.
Under the precept that the workings of the human body are to be an analogy for the workings of the (mathematical) universe; I have created a three dimensional model depicting man inside a cube, sphere and tetrahedron.
All three geometric forms as well as the man fit together and share the same center point.
My man was created neither for scale nor proportion purposes, but rather for the connection with oneself, nature, and the built environment.
Under the precept that the workings of the human body are to be an analogy for the workings of the (mathematical) universe; I have created a three dimensional model depicting man inside a cube, sphere and tetrahedron.
All three geometric forms as well as the man fit together and share the same center point.
My man was created neither for scale nor proportion purposes, but rather for the connection with oneself, nature, and the built environment.
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