Brad Wales Architecture

06/22/2020

Students studying architecture were able to get invaluable hands-on experience in the process to build property by working with the local land bank on affordable housing projects.

03/04/2020

The March issue of Buffalo Spree explores home design. Five area homes are showcased, all of different styles. In this week's Press Pass with WBFO's Mark

02/02/2020

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05/12/2019

Hope you can join us!
Short presentation @ 6pm.

10/04/2018

Hey Buffalo, it's time to see some impressive affordable, sustainable, modern houses built in our neighborhoods. But where do we start? How about starting at the University at Buffalo, with professor Brad Wales and his Small [Medium] Built Works Program? This new team project is part of the School o

05/26/2018

Architect Brad Wales has plans to makeover an existing storefront addition on an historic Delaware Avenue building. Tzetzo Companies is seeking Preservation Board approval for the work on the mixed-use building located at 491 Delaware Avenue at Edward Street. It is across the street from The Mansi

09/24/2017

Thanks everyone, for joining us this evening!! It was fun to be in Gallery 164 again. -Beth & Brad

05/18/2017

The Old First Ward will soon be home to some mighty fine benches. The artistic and utilitarian benches were made as part of the Small Built Works Studio (SBWS), orchestrated by Brad Wales, architec…

05/17/2017

A year and a half ago, a group of UB architecture students and their professor launched a small public works project that seemed simple but, like all such projects, proved somewhat more complicated than the students might have expected. What are the design and fabrication challenges? How about long-...

03/30/2017

Radiant heat tubes are installed: basement of 164.5 Allen Street.

11/19/2016

Thanks for the shout out!

I still remember the first time that I was aware of higher ed students affecting positive change in an urban neighborhood. It was when University at Buffalo professor Brad Wales (Brad Wales Archite…