Mosaic Associates is committed to designing environments that shape the way people live, learn, work, and play.
We’re excited to share some information about three new professionals who recently join our team. Nitish Bhardwaj and Jenna Hoggan joined the firm as architectural designers, and Ami Sherwood joined the team as a project management coordinator. Nitish is responsible for working with clients, consultants and other Mosaic team members to develop and document design […]
We’re excited to announce the promotion of architect Jackie Baum to Associate! Jackie joined the Mosaic team in 2019. Her clients include the State University Construction Fund, Skidmore College and Saratoga Springs City School District. She is responsible for managing projects through all phases of design and construction, including developing design solutions, working with clients […]
Our annual Halloween Costume Contest featured spine-chilling fun! Participants showcased their most hauntingly inventive costumes, ranging from dinosaurs to Vermeer masterpieces. The winner, Jackie Baum in her costume titled “Birthday Cake” has the honor of displaying the coveted Pritzkerskeleton for the year! #HalloweenCostumeContest #SpookySpectacle
Mosaic’s bi-monthly Design Lunch series, paused during the past several years, was restarted in 2023. The sessions introduce a range of design concepts and themes. The first session was a discussion, led by principal John Onderdonk, about presentation drawings and renderings, and the importance of beginning with an understanding of the project’s purpose and the […]
Mosaic Associates is thrilled to be recognized as one of the Capital Region’s Best Places to Work in the Capital Region. For 20 years, the Albany Business Review has been surveying employees at nominated workplaces to measure employee engagement and office culture. We are honored to be named a best place to work by our […]
in Learning by Design Magazine’s Fall 2023 Architectural and Interior Design Awards of Excellence edition. Mosaic Associates partnered with the school district to create a new STEAM Innovation Center in its high school by converting and upgrading outdated space that was predominantly used for storage, but also housed an art classroom and a robotics classroom. […]
