Profile:
Patrick defines his practice as an exercise in a classic American style. His work consists of simple well-crafted structures grounded in the time-tested principles of traditional construction and design. Committed to logical and direct solutions, the designs demonstrate a genuine sensitivity to the local and regional context.
With over 30 years of experience, Patrick brings a wealth of technical knowledge to each project. As a sole proprietor, his style is personal and direct. The approach to design is one of careful research, editing, and analysis. The resulting work is a modern interpretation of classic design that is spare, elegant, and inviting.
A native of New Jersey; Patrick Mulberry is a graduate of the Illinois Institute of Technology (BArch 1972) and the Harvard Graduate School of Design (Masters of Urban Design 1975). After an apprenticeship in Denver with the firm of Muchow & Associates, Patrick established his first practice in Vail, Colorado designing vacation homes.
To pursue his interest in town planning, in 1978, Patrick traveled to France where he teamed up with a group of French planners to assist on the design of a new town for suburban Paris.
Returning to New York in 1981, Patrick worked on the design of large residential and commercial projects for the firm of Beyer, Blinder, Belle. In 1989 he joined the office of Michael Graves Architect in Princeton, NJ assisting on mixed-use and institutional projects in Japan and Europe.
In 1991 Patrick established a solo practice based in Cornwall, Connecticut. There he provides expert advice and professional design services guiding property owners through the entire building process.
