Tia Architects

At Tullio Inglese Architects, we believe that architecture should not only be aesthetically pleasing but also sustainable and socially responsible. Our focus on ecology and sustainability guides our design philosophy, aiming to create structures that not only meet the needs of their occupants but also contribute positively to the environment. With offices in Amherst, MA, we have worked on a diverse range of projects, from residential homes to commercial buildings and even sustainable communities. Our expertise includes renovations, additions, and new constructions, all designed with the principles of ecological architecture in mind.

Our Services

We offer a comprehensive range of architectural services, tailored to meet the unique needs of each project. This includes design proposals, generic designs, and custom designs for individuals, all of which are informed by our Principles of Ecological Architecture. We also provide architectural services for non-profit organizations through our partnership with the Nacul Center for Ecological Architecture, Inc. Additionally, we offer internship opportunities for students and young professionals looking to gain experience in the field of ecological architecture.

Innovative Projects

One of our most notable projects is the Andromeda eco-city, designed in response to the urgent issue of rapid urbanization and its environmental impact. We have also developed designs for residential buildings within Andromeda, featuring mixed-use housing, green roofs, and pocket parks. Another innovative project is the Queen Truss House, which aims to be energy-positive, producing more energy than it consumes. These projects showcase our commitment to sustainability and our vision for a more eco-friendly future.

Partnership and Community Engagement

We believe that architecture is not just about designing buildings but also about engaging with the community and contributing to social and environmental causes. Through our partnership with the Nacul Center, we support non-profit organizations and promote the principles of ecological architecture. We also engage in events and workshops, such as the Yestermorrow workshop, to educate and inspire others about sustainable design practices.