About Us
Michael Smith Architects (MSA) was initially founded in 1999 by firm principal Michael Smith. Mr. Smith worked as a project designer and architect for 12 years under well-known Westchester County architect Richard Henry Behr where he eventually became Vice President and Director of Design for the firm.
Mr. Smith has designed a wide range of high-quality projects including large single family custom residences, boutique commercial projects, educational facilities, and multi-family residential projects. MSA and its current staff have over 15 years of experience in a diverse range of projects focusing primarily on highly customized residences in the New York City metropolitan area.
Michael Smith Architects views each project as client specific and works to create custom solutions that respond to the client's wishes, the environment, and the historical context of the project. The underlying design philosophy of the firm centers around the idea that the careful application of the design principles of simplicity, consistency, and authenticity will yield a timeless work of architecture regardless of the style or type of building. In addition, through its membership in the United States Green Building Council, MSA strives to incorporate sustainable or “green” features wherever possible in a seamless and harmonious way.
Services Provided
3D Rendering, Bathroom Design, Building Design, Custom Homes, Floor Plans, Home Additions, Home Extensions, Home Remodeling, House Plans, Kitchen Design, New Home Construction, Space Planning, Sustainable Design, Universal Design, Architecture, Design
Areas Served
Darien, Fairfield, Greens Farms, New Canaan, Old Greenwich, Poundridge, Riverside, Southport, Westport
Awards
AIA, NCARB, USGBC. LEED AP
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Business Details
Business Name
Michael Smith Architects
Phone Number
(203) 563-0553
Address
41 N. Main St., Suite 101
South Norwalk, CT 06854
Typical Job Cost
$250,000 - 6 million
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