Puzzello Architecture Practice

We're ready to appeal to your artistic side! PUZZELLO ARCHITECTURE PRACTICE, based in Indianapolis, is the collaborative office of architect Paul Puzzello. As collaborators, we're very interested in your ideas, sense of style, and vision for your project, cultivating a project conversation resulting in optimum built results. We are interested in clientele motivated by architecture and innovation, and who are open to the idea of exploring the boundary of their own expectations of design and beauty. Our practice has a reputation of design innovation and sophistication coupled with real-world processes of getting the project built. We have demonstrated success with the local permit processes, state plan reviews, historic preservation and planning reviews, and neighborhood associations. In addition, our practice has a relationship with a number of construction contractors that serve the central Indiana area, working in commercial and residential market sectors. Our aim is to always produce exciting contemporary architectural design with a genuine appropriateness to each project, whether it is driven by return on investment, or simple delight. A little bio on Paul Puzzello, who has made a career studying, teaching, and practicing design excellence. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Ball State University, Muncie in 1992, and a Master of Architecture from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan in 2006. Prior to forming Puzzello Architecture Practice in 2011, Paul worked in large architecture offices specializing in health-care design and academic buildings as well as co-owning his own architecture practice in Bloomington, Indiana for 9 years. In addition to exhibiting work as a designer, Paul continues to be a reviewer and juror of student design work at art, architecture, and design schools internationally and has formally held faculty positions in architecture and design at Indiana University; Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, Michigan; Ball State University; and at the Herron School of Art in Indianapolis. Paul is a past board president for People for Urban Progress (PUP) in Indianapolis working in urban/public design and product development. He is NCARB certified, NCIDQ certified as an interior designer, and is a registered architect in Indiana and Ohio. Paul is also a licensed contractor in Indianapolis.