RKTB says they are committed to designing K-12 facilities that are responsive to the demands of school districts
April 23, 2025
RKTB Architects and its experts in design for K-12 schools are expanding their reach and vision beyond the New York metro area, aspiring to bring best practices to communities across the northeastern United States.
With new honors and a group of talented emerging architects, RKTB readies its staff to accommodate growth and new building projects
March 30, 2025
To support its expansion, RKTB has announced a number of new hires as the firm expands in not only housing but also K-12 education, solutions for the unhoused, and religious and cultural buildings, among others.
Brito has been spreading a national message of rising to meet the current U.S. need for six million units of housing
March 4, 2025
Brito’s leadership is so focused that the Board of Directors of the nonprofit Citizens Housing & Planning Council (CHPC) invited him to join the Board this year.
With a new award from the American Institute of Architects for housing leadership, the East Coast firm RKTB Architects is spreading a national message of rising to meet the current U.S. need for 6 million units of housing, the projected shortfall now causing record homelessness and barriers to affordability and homeownership.
Bafitis has been newly honored for his commitment to shaping how his professional community thinks about housing. The New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recently awarded him a Citation of Design Excellence in recognition of nine consecutive years of leadership of the chapter’s highly influential Housing Committee, and for “committing to over a decade of activism on housing advocacy efforts in New York City through the Chapter.”
RKTB Architects has announced the promotions of Stephanie Oestreich, AIA, CCCA, LEED AP; Nelya Sachakova, AIA, Certified Passive House Designer; and Milan Savanovic, each to the role of Associate.
Schools typically age faster than the funding to fix them is allocated. For some municipalities this leads to a continuing cycle of deferred maintenance and the natural wear-and-tear process accelerates