PRESS- R. Scott Bromley, AIA, was born in 1939 in a small cabin in rural Canada. After a childhood spent on the tundra with only his imagination as a companion and sunless winters spent with Koh-I-Noor pencils and Strathmore sketchbooks, Mr. Bromley left the isolation of the great white north for the hustle and bustle of Canada’s most sophisticated city. It was in Montreal where Mr. Bromley cast aside his love of music and swimming abandoning a promising career as a concert pianist and forfeiting his position on Canada’s Olympic team to pursue his new passion, his true love-architecture.

PRESS- A spread on our A-Frame Rethink project on Fire Island.

PRESS- A Korean excerpt about our A-Frame Rethink house out on Fire Island which contains beautiful photography of the project.

PRESS- A spread on the adaptive reuse work Bromley Caldari Architects did on the previous warehouse building at 37-18 Northern Boulevard.

PRESS- A spread on the Bromley Caldari Architects’ Guest House project completed out in Fire Island, Pines.

PRESS- A spread on the Bromley Caldari Architects’ Island Retreat that features both the main house and guest house.

PRESS- Scott Bromley is most famous for having designed Studio 54, but he has also designed a vast range of other buildings: high rises when he worked for Emery Roth & Sons, well-known restaurants and private residences, in particular on Fire Island, when he started his own practice in 1974, as well as the hottest nightclub in Moscow, the re-design of the only Richard Neutra house in San Francisco and the extraordinary B’Nai Jeshurun Temple in Short Hills, New Jersey.

PRESS- An Architectural Digest Article on our NYC Penthouse in 1994.