SimpleTwig Architecture.llc provides full architectural services specializing in thoughtful high-quality design.2016 BUILD award for 'Best Adaptive Reuse Project', featured on the PBS Newshour and in many publications: Life, Nest, Archaeology, The New York Times, Architectural Record, Architecture. Work is archived in the Library of Congress, OSU, Harvard and in the White House Museum.Senior Partner in charge of design, Mr. Nicholas Buccalo is an expert in design, bringing to bear his skill to scores of projects around the world, ranging from small renovations to multi-billion dollar mixed-use urban developments.PROJECT TYPES:Office high-rise buildings, Residential, Hotels, Resorts, Luxury Living, Mixed-use complexes, Libraries, Theaters, Museums, Cultural Centers, Performance Halls, Shopping Malls and Centers and Transportation."To create something beautiful is what we all strive to achieve, but to allow this to happen while integrating all the varying layers of a program and it's circulatory, structural, mechanical and plumbing systems is to strive for perfection." Whether designing for MacArthur Center tower in Brisbane, or a new academic/business center in Beijing, Mr. Buccalo is sought out by those who recognize his unique skill level.Clients: Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center; ABC; AIDS Healthcare Foundation; American Home Products; Amon Carter Museum; Archaeology; AT&T Corporation; Bergdorf Goodman.; Bombadaire; Cantor/Fitzgerald; Disney; Durst Org; Equitable Real Estate; FBI; FDA; Helmsley Properties; Hines.; IBM.; JP Morgan; Harvey Keitel & Company; Kirchner Radionoff; Madison Marquette; Mercedes Benz.; Meringoff Properties; National Gallery of Art; NatWest Bank; Nest Magazine; Park Hills Country Club; Pfizer; Port Authority of NY & NJ; QVC; Royal Reality Corp; South Bend Museum of Art; Sothebys; Sugar Foods Inc; Towne Properties Inc; Turkiye Is Bankasi, and, academic institutions: Columbia; Harvard; Montessori; OSU, St. Francis; Upsala; and Yale.

Resonance Architecture, located at 57th & Lex in Manhattan, seeks to engage with design at the highest level, to incorporate the future through high tech and ‘resonance’ innovation, and, to juxtapose this by embracing the past (architectural and human history)in an engaging way. The blend of high tech and natural charm will heighten the senses of where we are from and where we are going thus embracing our human journey through time.