Joseph Fuller, AIA and Nicholas D’Angelo, FARA, CSI founded Fuller and D’Angelo, PC, Architects and Planners in 1971.  With hard work, determination, and a desire to excel, these principals assembled a team of professionals that have become internationally known and locally respected. Today, our reputation continues to be built on personal relationships, quality, and value in service We are up to date with rules, regulations and required submissions to SED in Albany, New York.  Passion demands expression from an architect.  Our educational architecture happens as a result of that demand.  F&D continues to spearhead projects under the guidance of Nicholas D’Angelo, FARA, CSI and the sons of the founders, Joseph Fuller Jr., AIA., and John D’Angelo, ARA.  We are comprised of 20-employees including Project Planners, Designers, Architects, Draftsmen, CAD experts, and consultants. F&D is equipped to undertake multiple projects with varying levels of complexity.

Our mission is to satisfy our client’s objectives on time, accurately, and within budget. Although we are proud of our 55-year history in providing traditional architectural services, we are committed to our future, not our past.  The future of educational architecture requires additional skill sets, not even contemplated in the buildings of 20 years ago.  Architecture now requires the adaptation of Information Technology into virtually every design. Indeed, we live in the “Age of Technology” and buildings now require more than electricity and plumbing, they require fiber backbones, digital switching, and network security considerations. 

Fuller & D’Angelo works closely with its clients to develop specifications and designs that will not only meet the needs of today but also provide integral flexibility for the technologies of tomorrow.

Our design methodology we employ allows us to work in both conservative and cutting-edge environments.  With consistent participation by the project team, ideas are realistically explored through what we call our “Cooperative Design Process.” This iterative process takes a broad perspective review to design solutions, and through supportive client participation and feedback encapsulates them into a physical, modular architecture that will further be rendered into a final design.