Our goal is to provide quality architecture services by understanding client needs, working with budgets, and adhering to deadlines, while providing reliable services.

We are excited to announce that we have completed projects totaling about 350 million dollars since the inception of the firm in 2012 through the end of 2022. With several more projects in hand in both early and developing stages, we are growing and proud to make our mark in multi-family housing projects all over New York City. 

Our focus and expertise lies in new construction projects and the gut rehabilitation of existing buildings.

Our services extend through all aspects of the design and construction process. Our preference is to work with projects from the inception of the design right through construction completion.

We work with our engineering partners to deliver clients a full set of architectural and engineering drawings that are complete to bid. 

 

OUR TEAM

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SUZANNA THARIAN, AIA, LEED AP  

PRINCIPAL

Suzanna Tharian, Principal of STAT Architecture, set up the practice in early 2012 after working in various firms in New York City. While in the position of a senior associate in PM Architecture PC for about 15 years, she gained considerable experience in multi-family residential housing and other commercial projects. She has also worked extensively in the affordable housing industry with various governmental agencies and local not for profit organizations and gained an extensive knowledge and understanding of the particularities of the New York City codes & building practices.

She completed her Masters of Architecture from Kansas State University and her Bachelors in Architecture from Mangalore University in India. Outside of work she has travelled to 40 countries and hopes to do many more, enjoys hiking, live theater, Paris, painting, and of course, New York City.


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CARINA NAULA

PROJECT MANAGER

Carina Naula, Project Manager at STAT Architecture, largely works on developing construction documents and managing construction administration in the construction phase of various projects. Carina’s overall experience encompasses a wide range of projects including retail, industrial, hospitality, residential, and education.

Carina received her Bachelor of Architecture from the Spitzer School of Architecture at City College and worked at the IBI Group for five years. She is particularly interested in the intersection of architecture and technology and wants to explore how this impacts and benefits the profession.

In her leisure time she enjoys spending time with her dogs (Siberian husky and mixed terrier), hiking in Northern Jersey, and traveling.


TALEEN JOSEFSSON, NCARB, CPHC, BREEAM AP

PROJECT MANAGER

Taleen Josefsson is a Brooklyn-based architect and Passive House consultant specializing in sustainability, healthy materials, and circular economy practices in the built environment. She is also well-versed in embodied carbon reduction and whole life carbon life cycle analyses.

At STAT Architecture, Taleen provides design and construction administration services for affordable housing residences. Project experience includes new construction, gut rehabilitation, and interior design for the housing, retail, and logistics sectors.

Her previous work includes research and analysis on building material reuse as a method for reducing the construction industry’s negative environmental impact. She has also taken part in two UKGBC and BRE circular economy-related task groups to create guidance on improving building circularity.


ADARE BROWN

PROJECT MANAGER

Adare Brown is a Project Manager at STAT Architecture. In this role, she coordinates with developers, city agencies and nonprofts throughout all stages of the design process. She also provides construction administration for gut-rehabilitation projects.

Adare holds a Master of Architecture degree from the Yale School of Architecture. Her research at Yale focused on the design and production of multifamily housing, public investment in below-market housing, and regenerative building practices.

Adare’s work at Yale was recognized with the H.I. Feldman Nomination and the Lord Norman R. Foster Scholarship. Adare’s background is in painting and her work has been featured in group exhibitions. Outside of work, she reads poetry, studies policy history, and continues to paint.