John is the founding principal of Fifield Piaker Elman Architects, where he leads the firms residential design practice. With a Master of Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis, he specializes in the renovation and restoration of historic and landmarked buildings and is a LEED Accredited Professional. People often describe him as "wonderful to work with" and "inspired. "
Outside of his architectural work, John is active in his community, having served on the Board of Trustees for Earthplace, an environmental museum and education facility in Connecticut. He has also supported the arts, previously serving as Treasurer for the contemporary art space Franklin Street Works.
John was the architect for the award-winning renovation and expansion of Martha Stewarts famous former home, Turkey Hill.
John Fifield
Partner at Fifield Piaker Elman Architects
Westport, Connecticut, United States
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Topics They Care About
Historic Preservation
He has extensive, recognized experience in leading the architectural renovation and adaptive reuse of historic and landmarked buildings, a core focus of his practice.
Residential Architecture
Leads his firm's residential design practice, with notable projects ranging from high-end apartment interiors to the conversion of industrial buildings into residential lofts.
Sustainable Design
As a LEED Accredited Professional, he has an interest in environmental responsibility, and his firm has completed projects incorporating green roofs and geothermal systems.
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Work History
1-1984
Partner at Fifield Piaker Elman Architects
Director at No Means No
Director at No Means No
Education
1972 - 1976
Master of Architecture (MArch) from Washington University in St. Louis
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Location : Westport, Connecticut, United States
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Partner at Fifield Piaker Elman Architects
