David Piscuskas co-founded 1100 Architect in 1983. With a belief centered around the motivational optimism that accompanies a well designed, functional astute and beautiful building, he believes architecture is a powerful catalyst of change and growth. David has taught at University of South Florida and is a member of the faculty at Parsons School of Design in New York. David is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.Projects of Note:- The Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin High School, New York, NY. - Queens Central Library, Jamaica, NY. DDC Design Excellence Project. LEED Silver.- Riverside Health Center, New York, NY. DDC Design Excellence Project. LEED Silver.- The New York Public Library, Battery Park City Branch, New York, NY. LEED Gold. - The New York Public Library, Francis Martin Library, Bronx, NY. - New York University, Department of Linguistics, New York, NY. - MoMA Design Stores, New York, NY. - The New School, New York, NY. - Irish Hunger Memorial, New York, NY. - Avant Chelsea, New York, NY.Specialties: Civic, cultural, educational, residential and institutional architectural design with a focus on design excellence and environmental sustainability.