Steven Aiello is a seasoned Senior Architect at Page & Turnbull, where he leverages over thirty years of experience in architecture, planning, policy, and code to drive innovative design solutions in historic environments. His expertise spans a diverse array of projects, from intimate residential spaces...
Steven Aiello is a seasoned Senior Architect at Page & Turnbull, where he leverages over thirty years of experience in architecture, planning, policy, and code to drive innovative design solutions in historic environments. His expertise spans a diverse array of projects, from intimate residential spaces to expansive mixed-use developments, showcasing his ability to adapt and respond to the unique challenges presented by each context. At Page & Turnbull, Steven plays a pivotal role in reimagining historic sites, integrating sustainable design principles and cutting-edge technology to create spaces that honor the past while embracing the future.
Currently, Steven is leading several key projects that exemplify his commitment to sustainable architecture and urban design. His proficiency as a LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP) enables him to incorporate green building practices into his designs, ensuring that they not only meet aesthetic and functional requirements but also contribute positively to the environment. His adeptness with tools like SketchUp enhances his design research capabilities, allowing him to visualize and communicate complex ideas effectively.
Steven's work is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a collaborative approach, engaging stakeholders throughout the design process to ensure that each project reflects the community's needs and aspirations. As Page & Turnbull continues to push the boundaries of architectural innovation, Steven's leadership and vision are instrumental in shaping spaces that are both historically respectful and forward-thinking. His passion for architecture is evident in every project he undertakes, making him a valuable asset to the firm and the communities they serve.
