James Cleary Architecture

JCA is a full service architectural firm, involved with a wide variety of commissioned and speculative projects.

Our clients are partners in the design process. We work with you to give form to your needs and aspirations.


We approach each project on its own terms, and specialize in taking difficult constraints, be they tight budgets, difficult existing conditions, or regulatory straight jackets, and overcoming them with creative design.

While every commission is a unique undertaking, we engage each - regardless of size - with the same depth of consideration, and with a curiosity that explores a wide range of solutions and unearths opportunities for thoughtful innovation.

Our extensive practical knowledge of construction allows us to find ways to build creative design ideas in a manner that insures your project is carried out on time, on budget, and with the highest level of quality.

Over the past 15 years, we've developed a broad network of strong relationships with skilled consultants, contractors, fabricators, and craftspeople, any of whom can be called upon to help realize your project.

Services Provided:
Residential Renovations, New Construction, Kitchens & Baths, Commercial Renovations

Areas Served:
New York Metro, Manhattan, Brooklyn

Certification and Awards:
Registered Architect in New York State
Contact:
James Cleary
Type:
Architects & Designers
Address:
119 8th Street,
Brooklyn, New York,
United States, 11215
Phone:
(718) 858-1730
Fax:
(718) 858-1730
Website:
www.jcarchitecture.com
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    Seal Tex Metals We can build stainless hand rails with any type of glass panels you would want.Check out some of our pics on our page or call our office for a free estimate.
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    James Cleary Architecture this is frosted acrylic, which came from a company called Acrylite Much less expensive than glass, but you have to choose the proper thickness so that the panels won't bow or warp. The acrylic supplier can help you choose the right piece.
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    James Cleary Architecture We used 1/2" diameter steel rods, spaced 4" on center.
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