Eastchester Community Pavilion
One roof for sports, meetings, and culture. Solar-ready spans and cross ventilation keep loads low.
Energy ~28% lower
Fast reconfig
Founder & President of Framing Futures Architectural Firm. A practice tuned to clarity, comfort, and long life. The lab below shows the work through different lenses.
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Clear wayfinding, comfortable distances, and daylight-first layouts.
Start with end users and staff to define success and tradeoffs.
Reduce loads with form, shade, and air before adding systems.
Tie choices to both first costs and long-term operations.
Materials that age well and can be maintained by on-site staff.
Layouts that pivot with simple moves instead of rebuilds.
One roof for sports, meetings, and culture. Solar-ready spans and cross ventilation keep loads low.
180 homes above retail with shared courtyards and green roofs. Brick and steel recall the district.
Modular grids and partitions reduce fit-out churn. Green walls shade a high-performance façade.
Framing Futures Architectural Firm founded with a practical, community-first brief.
Prototype for flexible multi-use halls tested and refined.
Larger housing + retail projects adopt daylight-first planning.
Formalized the Foundation docket and reporting metrics.
The A. Alberto Lugo Foundation serves non-profits and community groups in Newark and across New York and New Jersey with low-cost or pro bono architectural support.
Warehouse-to-arts hub: classrooms, studios, and safe after-school space.
Accessible, affordable residences with shared gardens and lounges.
Tech-forward branch expansion with flexible learning areas.
Verified profiles and pages.