Recognition

Publications

Period Architecture Welcomes Patrick McDonough, AIA

June 2021

With over 25 years of experience at award-winning firms, Patrick brings an extensive knowledge of residential design, historic preservation, and master planning to the firm.

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Bucks County renovation and addition exterior

Around Town

Doylestown Town & Country, Spring/Summer 2021

Period Architecture celebrates the opening of their office in the heart of Doylestown at 22 S Main Street.

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Period Architecture Opens Second Location in Doylestown

April 2021

With such a rich history and incredibly welcoming community, we're excited to begin our story in Doylestown and the surrounding Bucks County region.

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It's New to Us

Princeton Town Topics, October 2020

Designs that stand the test of time. This is the hallmark of Period Architecture.

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Celebrating 10 Years in Business

September 2020

Period Architecture has grown from a three-person practice into an award-winning architectural firm in it's 10 years in business.

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English Country House Inspired Greenville Home front door

Home Design Awards

Delaware Today, November 2018

Period Architecture is a finalist in the second annual Home Design Contest for the Whole Home Design category.

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kitchen addition in west chester

The Six Principles of a Farmhouse Aesthetic

Equestrian Living, December 2017/January 2018

Nestled amidst rolling hills, babbling creeks, and a quilted tapestry of verdant farmland...

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The Old and The New

Bucks County Magazine, Summer 2016

On a glorious summer day, you can drive around many parts of Bucks County and observe its great collection of historic homes. Whether you are in such places as Quakertown, Newtown, Yardley, or Bristol, you are sure to see homes that have been here since the days of early colonists.

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Berwyn Home with Traditional Style of Main Line Philadelphia

Historic vs. New

The Hunt, October 2013

The romance of owning an historic house is alive and well in this part of the country. Imagine living in a colonial-era home that looks out over a landscape through which George Washington rode with his troops.

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