Lakeland Park has been a focal point in the Village of Cazenovia since the 1930s.

We have several projects we are excited to start in 2024.

What it took to get Divine Mercy's Info-Center done by Christmas

We hope the current family members, as well as future generations will continue to enjoy their beautiful home on Cazenovia Lake.

This design was in a very real sense Jack’s life's work.

Here's what we did over summer vacation.

Emmaus Ministry is a volunteer outreach ministry serving the poor and homeless on the South Side of Syracuse.

Look back at our Visualization Specialist, Keith Berger's First Project with Teitsch-Kent Fay Architects, P.C.

In the spring of 2020 the Village decided it was time to renovate the building holistically to improve security, efficiency, and the overall appearance of this historic structure.

We have been privileged to assist Caz College over the years with professional services for a variety of projects.

Unlike Bob and Jack, Dan’s introduction to the firm was as a (very) junior draftsperson.

This project remains a personal favorite for current partners Brian and Dan.

This early example is an intricately detailed gem that captures the time in which it was designed while still maintaining a timeless quality of good design.

2022 turned out to be a fun year filled with interesting projects involving both old friends as well as new clients.

A Christmas miracle? Probably not, but a really nice Christmas present for the Parish.

Begun in 1966, and completed in 1969, St. James Roman Catholic Church of Cazenovia is one of the first major projects completed by our firm.

When Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. were first invited to visit the library the Director’s first words were “we do not fit in this building”.

The rags to riches story of Cazenovia College Art staple.

How we opened up an old basement to make the Parish Hall bright and new again.

Visit Cazenovia Public Library to see the Mummy, pet the cat, view the antiquities, and check out this beautiful architectural gem in the heart of Cazenovia.

How is it possible to have an elevator stop on 8 different floors inside a 3 story building?

Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. is pleased to have a professional relationship with our Cazenovia neighbor, the Brewster Inn, for several decades.

Back in 2000 Teitsch Kent Fay Architects, P.C. began designing a community center for the Town of Big Flats.

We are very excited to be developing these items in partnership with the District Administration and our team of consultants for submission to the New York State Education Department later this year.

With St. Patrick’s day this month, it seems a good time to look back at some of our completed projects for parishes whose Patron Saint is St. Patrick.

In the end, a new family home rose from the ashes and now, some five years after this devastating loss,

St. Ann’s Church in Manlius converted their former Daily Mass Chapel, adjacent to the Main Church, to an Adoration Chapel. Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. assisted the Parish with this new design.

As we begin a new year, it seems an appropriate time to look forward to what the coming year holds:

Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. has been providing professional design services for over fifty years. In that time we have been extremely fortunate to have had long term relationships with a number of clients.

As Christmas draws near, we at Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. are taking a moment to reflect on the past year.

Are you in need of something from the wonderful wizard of Oz? Don’t head to Kansas, instead check out Sullivan Free Library.

Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. has been hard at work preparing for Sharon Springs American Rescue Plan Act as well as their Proposed Capital Project.

Bus Garage Emergency Project to connect sanitary line to Bus Garage Building that was discovered to have never been installed when the building was built.

Brian has been working closely with the family on the reconstruction of this “legacy property”. Construction has begun, and is expected to continue through the Fall.

Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects, P.C. has been busy this summer with several projects under construction.