Brandon J Petrella, RA AIA
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Overview
Hired 14 times
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Reviews
10 reviews
Josh P.
Architectural Services
I hired Brandon to create plans to replace beams in both my living room and garage as well as update the look of my (new) larger family room. Brandon's communication was excellent, he delivered on time, and on budget (and his prices were very reasonable). I wouldn't hesitate to use his services again.
Mar 13, 2017VerifiedJohn L.
Architectural Services
We hired Brandon to create plans for a sun room addition. Brandon educated us on an approach that would enhance the value of our home, be energy efficient, and functional. His level of detail left us confident we would create a structure of exceptional quality. Brandon was a pleasure to work with through the entire process.
Jun 8, 2020VerifiedDavid L.
Architectural Services
What a great experience working with Brandon. Working from long distance can be difficult, but Brandon has made it very comfortable. He has great ideas and insights that are extremely helpful.
Apr 24, 2018VerifiedSylvia S.
Architectural Services
Brandon has helped us design the home of our dreams. We are very happy with his work.
Aug 2, 2017VerifiedRobert W.
Architectural Services
Needed plans to submit to my building department in order to receive the required permit...Mr. Petrella got the job done with ease...Would call him if I need an architect in the future.
Nov 20, 2016Verified
Credentials
License Type: Architect (NY)
FAQs
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?All New York State registered architects are required to achieve thirty-six hours of continuing education every three years. The American Institute of Architects has a more stringent requirement, as a member I am required to complete eighteen hours of credit each year.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?I've been interested in architecture since high school. I was fortunate enough to have a teacher convince me to take art and computer design courses instead of extra study halls. That high school interest grew into a college passion and a professional license.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?Hiring an architect should be more than selecting the lowest bid. I've always felt that constructing a new space to live or work in is an extremely personal endeavor. You should have an architect who can see your vision and can deftly intertwine their experience and expertise into your design. That's why I always offer a free face to face consultation for all potential clients.