David Andreozzi has been honored internationally as one of the “Top 50 Traditional Architects in the World” by the Institute of Traditional Architecture for fifteen years running and recognized annually in Ocean Home Magazine’s honored list: “Top 50 Coastal Architects.” David was also named one of Traditional Building Magazine’s Annual “Top 25 Leaders in Traditional Design and Preservation”. David Andreozzi is currently on the leadership boards of Lutyens Trust America and New England Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA) where he served as president. In recognition of his contributions, David received an ICAA Bulfinch Award for his stewardship of the organization and also honored with a formal citation by the AIA for his national leadership. David spent years teaching the value of good design, participated on historic district commissions, and is a regular invitee to awards juries including a record three-time Palladio Award Judge, the most honored award given to classical and traditional design.

In addition to the pursuit of exploring modernity with respect of history and tradition, decades of designing custom homes in coastal conditions and historic communities have allowed our team to master the process of shepherding projects through the complex myriad of government agencies with regards to historic preservation, historic districts, planning boards, coastal and environmental regulations, state and national codes, flood zone expertise, coastal resiliency, and the latest emerging sciences and technologies.

While many of our clients are drawn to us for our award-winning shingle style and New England historic homes, the size of a project or cost per square foot is irrelevant in our quest to finding and producing successful projects. Our goal is to collaborate with patrons that appreciate the “art in architecture” … irrespective of budget.

David Andreozzi, a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, is the son of a second-generation contractor and an interior decorator. David grew up working on construction sites learning all aspects of construction from artisans. During this time David mastered framing, fine carpentry, drafting, bidding, and running complex jobs. At RISD David received a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Bachelor of Architecture, with an additional concentration in woodworking from RISD’s Furniture Design program. David continued with his practical education at Shope Reno Wharton in Greenwich, CT in the mid-eighties, one of the leading shingle style architectural firms in the country. From pencil to hammer, David was expertly experienced in residential construction first and architecture second. David’s crossover into the fine arts has produced custom lighting, furniture, clocks, four decades of stained-glass commissions, and he is an avid watercolorist. His paintings are featured on this website HERE.

Everyone at Andreozzi Architecture works in small groups in direct partnership with David Andreozzi throughout all phases of the architectural process. David’s hand is part of every aspect of every project from the overall proportions of the facades to the details of the moldings on the mantles. As a team, our goal is to organize and simplify the various aspects of the design and construction administration, coordinate the various consultants, and ensure that the final project exceeds all of our client’s desires. In the end, our projects read as one unified whole from the setting of the landscape, to the form and space of the architecture, to the interior design. The success of our approach can be seen both in the history of repeat clients and in the awards, magazines publications, books, and television features our body of work has accumulated over the years.

ORGANIZATIONS, COMMITTEES

U.S. General Services Administration (GSA)’s National Register of Peer Professionals | 2025 - Present

Board of Directors - Lutyens Trust America & current Secretary | 2023 - Present

    Board of Directors - New England Institute of Classical Architecture & Art | 2013 – Present

 Chair of  ICAA's National Chapter Advocacy Task Force | 2019

President New England Institute of Classical Architecture & Art  | 2016 – 2022

  Vice President New England Institute of Classical Architecture & Art | 2014 - 2016

Royal Institute of British Architects | 2021 - 2026

American Institute of Architects | 1985-2022 

AIA CRAN National Chairman | 2014

AIA CRAN National Board | 2009 - 2014

AIA CRAN CRANtv Chairman and co-creator | 2013 - 2014

Nominated by AIA National for referral to the National Endowment for the Arts | 2012-2013 jury pool.

 AIA CRAN Board Knowledge Committee Liaison | 2011

 American Institute of Architects “CRAN” National Steering Committee | 2009 - 2015

 Moderator at American Institute of Architects “CRAN” forum | 2009 – 2014

 Congress of Residential Architecture | National Steering Committee | 2005 - 2010

 Moderator CORA Architecture Forum “CORAgroups” | 2006 – 2010

 Bristol Historic District Commission | 1993-2000, 2009-2010, Chairman 1995-2000

 Rhode Island AIA “Small Firms” Co-Chair | 2009

Rhode Island AIA Committee-on-Design, 1992

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PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Rhode Island School of Design

Bachelor of Architecture; 1985

Bachelor of Fine Arts; 1984

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COURSES/SEMINARS/JUDGING

March 2026 | Palladio Award Juror

May 2025 | Preserving a Town's Culture Through a Historic District

March 2025 | Palladio Award Juror

February 2023 | New Hampshire Home Design Awards

March 2022 | Palladio Award Juror

March 2022 | Galley Design Contest Juror

February 2022 | New England Home “5 Under 40” Juror

March 2021 | Palladio Award Juror

February 2021 | Speaker at TAG4 “Beyond The Style Wars”

November 2020 | ICAA Acanthus Awards Jury Chairperson

Traditional Building Conference 2019 Lecture#Contextual Sustainability: The Child of  Vitruvius and the Picturesque

July 2019 | 7 Tide Design Competition Juror

February 2019 | Palladio Award Juror

June 2018 | Dryvit national sales meeting panel discussion.

May 2018 | Walking Tour Bristol Highlands “The New England Venacular and its roots.”

March 2018 | Judge for 2016 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Competition

March 2016 | Judge for 2016 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Competition

February 2016 | Cultural Sustainability for DesignxRI’s Clambake Lecture Series 

June 2015 | Judge for AIA CT Washburn Awards

March & April 2015 | 3 Seminars – What makes an Award Winning Kitchen

2013-2015 | Head Juror for book “Houses for all Regions | CRAN Residential Collection”

March 2014 | Boston Design Center & ICAA New England present “Creating Timeless Homes in New England | Professional Perspectives on Classical and Traditional Design”

November 2014 | Seminar – What makes an Award Winning Kitchen

February 2014 | Judge 2014 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Competition

February 2014 | Barrington Preservation Society | Contextual Sustainability: An Architect's Lifelong Path Towards The Discovery of Vernacular's Contemporary Relevance

August 2013 | Virginia’s AIA Residential Awards Juror Chair

June 2013 | AIA CRAN Forum at AIA National Conference, Denver

September 2012 | AIA/CRAN Symposium Newport (Host)

February 2012 | Judge 2012 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Competition

November 2011 | AIA/CRAN Symposium Indianapolis

November 2010 | AIA/CRAN conference in New Orleans “Style Blind”

May 2011 | AIA National Conference “Reinventing Residential Architecture by  

   Rediscovering Regional Vernacular

March 2010 | Judge 2010 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Competition

  June 2010 | AIA CRAN Forum at AIA National Conference, Miami

  November 2009 | David Andreozzi featured as panelist at Build Boston

  June 2009 | Emcee CORA/CRAN presentation Reinvention, Seattle

  May 2009 | Co-chair presentation at Reinvention, Seattle

  March 2008 | Judge 2008 Clarke Sub-Zero/Wolf Design Competition

  December 2008 | David Andreozzi speaks at Reinvention Annual Meeting of The Congress of Residential Architecture (CORA), Austin

  June 2008 | CRAN Forum at 2009 AIA Convention, Boston

  October 2007 | Speaker at Full Spectrum Practice: AIA CRAN Symposium, Chicago

  April 2007 | Judge Montage/Arclinea Design Scholarship Competition, Boston 

  February 2007 | 2007 Traditional Building Design Challenge, Boston

  February 2006 | Build Boston Residential “The Architecture of New England Style Summer Homes and Cottages, Past to Present” 

  December 2005 | CoraRI/Pella Summit 

  November 2005 | Stairway Manufacturers Association’s Conference Panel 

 December 2005 | Reinvention, CORA, Coral Gables, FL

  April 1999 | RI State Preservation Conference as the Chairman of Bristol HDC

ART EXHIBITIONS

Bristol Art Museum, “Singular Focus” 2024 Beauty is not for sale. Everything is for sail!

Bristol Art Museum, “Singular Focus” 2024 Painting of Picture of a Person taking a Picture!

Bristol Art Museum, “Visions” Juried Biennial Exhibition 2024 Georgia’s Pergola II

Bristol Art Museum, 2026 Bristol Art Museum Juried Members Exhibition Winter in Siasconset ‘26