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Cracolici joins DeStefano Architects

Thomas Cracolici,
DeStefano Architects

Portsmouth, NH Thomas Cracolici, associate AIA, has joined DeStefano Architects (D|A) as a designer. Cracolici will contribute to residential, commercial and interior design projects and work to uphold the firm’s commitment to master planning and restorative renovation within the historic seacoast and beyond.

Cracolici is a graduate of the Wentworth Institute of Technology and holds dual Masters and Bachelors of Science Degrees in Architecture with a concentration in environmental inclusivity and historically sensitive design. His diverse professional experience includes a wide breadth of inclusionary knowledge across many disciplines of architecture, including expertise in mechanical and digital drafting, 3D modeling, graphic communication and construction experience. Prior to joining D|A, Cracolici gained vast project exposure from various notable firms throughout New England.

“I am excited to be a part of DeStefano Architects’ design team. I have long admired their work and look forward to assisting in the creation of commercial and residential buildings” said Cracolici.  

Lisa DeStefano, founder and principal of D|A said, “Tom’s energy, expertise and enthusiasm for architecture will be a great addition to our design team.”

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