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AMANDA PAIGE MARTOCCHIO, AIA (1962-)

Martocchio grew up in Fort Collins CO, the daughter of a CSU philosophy professor and an ESL elementary school teacher.  The family moved to Munich, Germany, for an academic sabbatical then later a summer in Princeton NJ.  There she attended a high school summer program at Parsons School of Design where she was smitten by architecture.  She graduated in 1980 from Fort Collins HS. 

She went to Cornell and studied art history, but the lure of the Cornell Architecture building prompted a transfer to their BA program, graduating in 1986.  After Cornell, and a stint as TA at the Syracuse University Florence Architecture program 1986-1987 and a year working at Superstudio in Florence. Martocchio returned to the US, to pursue her Masters at Harvard’s GSD in 1990.  After working on large scale projects at HLW and James Polshek, she established Amanda Martocchio Architecture in 2004 in New Canaan CT.  She has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford and contributed as an architectural advisor on civic projects including the New Canaan Library building and Saint Luke’s School expansion. In 2023, she received the AIA Connecticut Women in Architecture Award.

2008 - The John and Jayme Stevenson House, 65 St. Nicholas Road, Darien CT.  The dining table was commissioned from Jens Risom. Photos by Michael Smith and Michael Partenio.

2009 - The Don Martocchio Pool House, 189 Brushy Ridge Road, New Canaan CT.  Won the Tucker Design Award. Photos by Michael Moran.

2010 - The Bob and Lee Woodruff House, aka Westchester Waterfront, Philips Lane, Rye NY.  Won an AIA Westchester Hudson Valley Award.  Photos by Michael Moran.

2012 - The Eveland Guest House Renovation, 81 Cross Ridge Road, New Canaan CT.  1,200sf.  Originally designed by Eliot Noyes and Alan Goldberg.  Photos by Michael Biondo and Jane Beiles.  

2014 – aka Reconceived Rye Residence, Philips Lane, Rye NY.  Won an AIA of Westchester+Hudson Valley Award.  Photos by Michael Moran.

2017 - The Bill and Catherine Nietzel House, aka Greenwich Modern, 85 Dingletown Road, Greenwich CT.  Photos by Michael Moran.

2018 - The John and Katrina Hele Residence, aka Sailor’s Retreat, 10 Cherry Creek, Newport RI.  Photos by Michael Moran.

2024 - aka White Oak Farm, Pawling NY.  Photos by Michael Biondo.

2024 - The John and Susan Christian Renovation, 37 Keeler’s Ridge Road, Wilton CT.  Photos by Jane Beiles.

2025 - The Lai Yu and Modestus Lee Residence, 341 Shore Road, Greenwich CT.  Photos by Michael Biondo.

Sources include:  Amanda Martocchio.