Author Archives: Patrick McKenna

Patrick McKenna is a native of Ireland and studied architecture at Queens University Belfast and sub-sequentially at the Mackintosh School in Glasgow, before joining RPP Architects in Belfast where he worked for 5 years, becoming licensed in 2002. Following a year doing home repair with low income families in West Virginia, he joined Centerbrook in 2007. He is a member of Architecture for Humanity, New Haven and of the Middlesex Habitat for Humanity building committee.

The Gift of Good Design

December 22, 2009 – 4:37 pm

Nothing says the Holidays like the gift of elevated cholesterol, unless it is giving people something they really need. People are always in need of good design:  whether it is for a home that uses materials and energy efficiently, a school building that promotes learning and community, or a public space that unites and delights [...]

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