As Information Increasingly Moves Online, Local Library Reimagines Itself As Community Center & Gateway To The Internet WEST ISLIP, NY, November 6, 2018—As information moves increasingly to digital formats, our nation’s libraries, the wellsprings of hardcopy...
Concrete home and insulated concrete form (ICF) construction methods are one of the most wind-, fire-, and water-resistant building methods of the modern era as well as the green building movement. If you’ve been watching the news about Florida’s devastating category...
Paul Cataldo Architecture & Planning (PCAP) is proud to have our recent library renovation featured on GreaterBabylon.com. The meeting and reading room renovations at West Islip Library have taken nearly three years to complete and were completed last month. The...
On August 13, 2018, the local television station News12 Long Island featured a Paul Cataldo Architecture & Planning (PCAP) project, our renovation of the periodical reading room at West Islip Public Library. State Assemblywoman Christine Pellegrino was...
In January 2016, Paul Cataldo was honored to be a guest on Green Inside and Out, the award-winning radio show covering Long Island environmental issues broadcast live on WUSB 90.1 FM from Stony Brook University. Paul and his fellow Long Island Green Building Council...
Please join us this Friday, on Earth Day, April 22, at 10am at the ground-breaking ceremony for the latest PCAP green building project, the new LGBT Network community center in Patchogue at 7 Crossway Blvd. The new 18,000 square-foot facility, the LGBT Network's fifth...
We are honored to have architect Paul Cataldo mentioned in the January 15, 2016 edition of Newsday. Check out the article in the LI Home section of today's paper!
A Healthy Building Environment and Sustainability to Drive the Green Design of the New Suffolk County LGBT Center Paul Cataldo Architecture & Planning PC (PCAP) is proud to announce their newest green building project, designing the Long Island Headquarters of the...
Active solar design uses outside energy and equipment—like electricity and solar panels—to help capture and utilize the energy of the sun. Passive solar design doesn't use any outside energy or require much special equipment, but simply takes advantage of existing...
Town officials, members of the Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce, clients, family, and friends all gathered to celebrate the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new offices of Long Island green architecture firm Paul Cataldo Architecture & Planning PC on September 30,...