Andrew Wright (architect)

Andrew Wright is the president of Wright Architects, PLLC (since 1986) in Kingston, New York. Prior to opening his own firms, he worked for Skidmore, Owings & Merrill in Chicago, Illinois; Ittner & Bowersox in St. Louis, Missouri; Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum, in New York, and Architecture in New York City.

He obtained a Masters in Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri and an undergraduate degree in Architecture from Iowa State University. He is certified with the National Architecture Registration Boards (NCARB) and is authorized to work in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, U.S. Virgin Islands, Texas, and Illinois. In addition to his architectural license, he is certified as a Sustainable Building Advisor (CSBA). Among his many awards and accolades are: Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts Award 2010 (Restoration of Historic Façade), Architecture Award, 1992, Orange County Association of Realtors (New Residence), Winner of the Harvard and Reynolds Competition, AIA Regional Design Award, Agriculture School Washington University Works.

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1. “Wright Architects | About.” Wright Architects | New York, www.wrightarchitectspllc.com/about. Retrieved 2019-01-09

2. "GreenBiz" Designing Buildings on Behalf of Clients and the Environment. Retrieved 2019-01-09

3. "Daily Freeman" Kingston and Herzog Co. unveil plan for apartments, hotel, restaurant, more parking in city’s Uptown business district . Retrieved 2019-01-09

4. "Hudson Valley One" All Wright Now . Retrieved 2019-01-09

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