The firm of Serena Sturm Architects began in 1983 as a two person operation - a partnership between Marty Serena and Bill Sturm. In 1993, Serena Sturm Architects merged with Prisco Design Associates. The firm became Prisco Serena Sturm Architects with Guy Prisco joining Marty and Bill as firm principals. In 2003, with the retirement of Guy Prisco, the firm became once more Serena Sturm Architects. The firm currently has seven employees, of those, five are licensed architects. From the beginning, Marty and Bill professed a strong belief in the theory of sustainability and that buildings should be designed and built to work in harmony with the surrounding environment. We have consciously concentrated our energy on inspiring projects, working to design structures that reflect society’s highest values. OUR MISSION We strive to provide distinguished and ecologically sensitive design services for each of our clients. We are inspired by the goals of those we serve, the highest ideals of the profession, our desire to protect the environment, and our dedication to the quality of life of all those who will use and see our buildings. We pursue afairly basic tenet: if our architecture is thoughtful and durable, its sustainability will be evident. For if our work is purposeful, users will be engaged, and if our workis of a high quality, its longevity will be assured. Our project experience is diverse, spanning religious, educational, recreational, institutional, municipal, residential and corporate projects. This diversity has helped us develop a strength in design and collaboration that we apply to all of our projects. Our firm offers a full range of professional design services including feasibility studies, master planning, space planning, integrated architectural design and interior design. In addition, we work closely with a highly trusted team of consultants to integrate specialized services such as landscape design, structural, mechanical, electrical, acoustical, civil engineering, lighting design and cost estimating services.