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Connecticut Cottages & Gardens, Article from February 2010, Bottoms Up, structural design by DeStefano and Chamberlain, Inc.
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Leading Custom Home Builders, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
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| The Construction Specifier, Article from October 2009, Hotchkiss School dormitories featured in article on structural masonry. |
Structural Engineer, Article from March 2009, What Goes Around Comes Around, Jim DeStefano quote. |
Building Design + Construction, Article from May 2008, Building Tight with SIPs, Cherokee School Project, SIPs design by DeStefano and Chamberlain |
Connecticut Antique Machinery Newsletter, Article from Fall 2005, CAMA's Mining Museum, architectural design by Jim DeStefano
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| Fairfield County Catholic, Article from October 21, 2006, Saint Patrick Parish, Redding—New Church, a Place of Faith, Worship, Service, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
ENR Magazine, Article from April 2006, Terrorism-Provoked Changes Proposed, Jim DeStefano quote |
Structure, Article from January 2006, Paving a Path for Differentiation, Jim DeStefano quote
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Structure, Article from December 2005, Is Your Firm Irreplaceable?, Jim DeStefano quote |
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| Passport Magazine, Article from Fall 2005, Gimme Shelter, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
ENR Magazine, Cover Story from July 2005, Building Code Anxiety, Jim DeStefano quote |
Country Home, Article from July 2005, The Surprise Inside, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
Country Living, Article from December 2004, All Calm and Bright, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
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| New Old House, Article from Fall 2003, An American Original, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
Structural Engineer, Article from January 2003, The Joy of Structural Engineering, Jim DeStefano quote |
Architectural Design, Article from May 2000, Shingle Style on Long Island, structural design by DeStefano Associates
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Architectural Digest, Article from October 1998, Architecture: Long Island Perspetive, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
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| This Land Has Many Lives, The Natural History of the House on Quaker Hill, a book by Alan Shope, structural design by DeStefano Associates |
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