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Lindsey Einarsen - New Architecrual Designer
Lindsey Einarsen Joins ID3A

February 2024 - ID3A, LLC - ID3A proudly welcomes Lindsey Einarsen, NCIDQ, as our newest Architectural Designer. Lindsey brings a wealth of experience in architecture, interior design, and project management to our team, having managed projects from inception to completion ia variety of sectors. Her expertise in design software and her proactive approach to project work are already proving invaluable to our team. We're excited to see the impact Lindsey will make as part of the ID3A family!

Jake Matteau - New Associate Principal
Jake Matteau Joins ID3A

September 2023 - ID3A, LLC - Jake Matteau, a recent graduate in Interior Architecture from Endicott College, has joined ID3A as a Designer. With strong skills in design software and a passion for innovative and functional spaces, Jake's educational background and internships have prepared him well for his role. His enthusiasm and commitment to design make him a valuable addition to ID3A's team.

Belden House on Main Street
Belden House on Main Street - Repurposing a Historic Building in Wethersfield

Jason Stabach and the ID3A team transformed the historic Belden House into a modern, state-of-the-art MedSpa. The building's original features, such as the ornate moldings and hardwood floors, have been beautifully restored to create a welcoming atmosphere that's both elegant and comfortable.

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Mary Fraser - New Registered Architect
Mary Fraser Joins ID3A as Registered Architect

November 2022 - ID3A, LLC - With over 30 years of experience as a Registered Architect, Mary Fraser has recently joined ID3A. Her expertise spans various sectors including Education, Commercial, Civic, Industrial, and Corporate projects. Known for her client-centered approach, Mary's career is marked by enduring relationships and a dedication to tailored solutions. Currently leading a complex utilities upgrade at the American School for the Deaf, she excels as a Project Manager, ensuring decisions align with the project's overarching vision. Her seasoned leadership and proficiency make her a valuable addition to ID3A.

CBC Award
Stanley Black & Decker Manufacturing Center of Excellence Wins CBC Team Award
High Profile
ID3A's Stanley Manufactury on the Cover of High Profile Magazine

November 2019 - High Profile - Making the Most of Your Makerspace: Remember shop class? Working with your hands, power tools and heavy equipment to turn a slab of wood into a lifelong memento: the wobbly cutting board, treasured nut bowl, or maybe the clock that still sits on your parents’ den shelf? That sense of pride that came from making something with your own two hands – who could forget it?

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Amy Luntta Joins ID3A

September 2019- ID3A, LLC - Amy Luntta has joined ID3A as Interior Designer. She has twenty-one years of experience in the field with a strong background in corporate interiors specializing in facilities management, space planning, programming, developing construction drawings and specifying and selecting finishes and furniture.

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Stanley Black & Decker Manufacturing Center for Excellence Wins AIA Business Award

June 2019 AIA CT - Stanley Wins another award! This time AIA Business Award's honorable mention for projects designed for businesses employing 50 or more people ...

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Stanley Black & Decker Manufacturing Center for Excellence project Wins Award

May 2019 High Profile Magazine – ID3A’s Stanley Black & Decker Manufacturing Center for Excellence project has won the Workplace Innovation Award at the CREW CT Blue Ribbon Awards in April. Located at Hartford’s One Constitution Plaza, the 23,000sf center provides a hub for start-up companies, a real-time problem...

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Hartford Steam Boiler Wins AIA CT Business Architecture Award

The Hartford Steam Boiler One State Street Cafe wins the AIA Connecticut Business Architecture Award's Special Recognition for Civic Contribution. The Business Architecture Awards honors architects for solving business problems for Connecticut clients, thereby demonstrating the power of architecture to shape business performance, to improve peoples’ lives and provide a value added service to clients in a business setting that far exceeds the costs of that service.