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FOUNDING PRINCIPAL |
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Helpern Architects often has long-term relationships with our clients—sometimes
lasting one or two decades—for reasons beyond the high quality of
our work: • We are thoughtful—but not slow. We just want our clients to have all the information and options they need to make sound decisions before they start spending their money. •
Much of our work is in and around New York City. We know how to build
here. This success requires attention to details, skill at navigating
the shoals, both tact and toughness, and a reputation for always telling
the truth. •
We don't mind doing small jobs if it helps clients achieve their goals. •
We are used to seeing a project from the first business analysis to
final construction. The earlier we start with clients, the more effective
the project becomes. •
We are scrupulous in our business relationships. •
Our founder is a hands-on professional. David Helpern was named a Fellow
in the American Institute of Architects for his "classic, thoughtful
designs and master plans" and combination of "scholarship,
expertise, and fiscal prudence." Since 1971, his standard of intelligent
vigilance has seen few equals. |
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David Paul Helpern, |
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Margaret Castillo, |
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Olivier Vidal, AIA |
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SENIOR ASSOCIATES |
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Lisa M. ChronisterRichard McMillan |
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