Nicholas Faehnle is a seasoned architect and Director of Design with over two decades of experience. His journey through architecture, academic pursuits, community engagement, and travel continuously enriches his critical thinking, allowing him to approach every project with authenticity and empathy.
As Design Director, Nicholas Faehnle oversees projects from inception to completion, focusing on business development, design strategy, and aligning projects with client and community needs. His designs are acclaimed for their aesthetic beauty and contribution to design, aiming to create spaces that foster community connection and pride.
Chardon, OH
Travel and Concerts. I love to travel internationally especially to Italy and India as both have become a 2nd home. If I can combine a great concert while traveling, it’s a bonus. I also love to explore the city on foot to see the unexpected.
Fox. Mainly because of my hair color. Humans view these animals as clever, determined, intelligent, and mischievous. Foxes are highly intuitive, intelligent, innocent, timid, and shy but can be playful and affectionate if they trust you. They are also quite vocal at night...
Boxers. Reggie & Webster are both rescue pups, that have managed to find us. Reggie is the stereotypical boxer. He is handsome but not the smartest dog out there and full of goofy energy. Webster is shy and a worrier but is very in touch with our emotional state. His favorite pasttime is swimming in Lake Erie.
Teleportation. The ease of travel.
Florence, Italy
Winter Storm Shadow from G.I. Joe
Dirigible
The understanding of people’s true character.
Architecture transcends construction; it crafts spaces that shape human experiences and emotions. A thoughtfully designed edifice not only serves functional purposes but also embodies inspiration and pride. Through the interplay of light, space, and form, architecture can evoke a sense of belonging and uplift the spirit. Such spaces become landmarks of collective identity and aspiration, demonstrating that well-conceived architecture can positively transform lives by creating environments that are both practical and profoundly inspirational.