Adamick Architecture

Adamick Architecture is an architect in New Orleans, LA, located at 3301 Chippewa St. It holds a rating of 4.90 based on customer reviews. Established in 2014, the firm serves the Greater New Orleans Area and Gulf Coast Region from its office in the historic Irish Channel neighborhood. It is an award-winning boutique practice specializing in historic renovations, interiors, and commercial design that honors local heritage. The firm is recognized as one of Forbes America’s Top 200 Residential Architects and was named Inside New Orleans Reader’s Favorite Architecture Company. It also won the Louisiana Landmarks Society 2026 Excellence In Preservation Award.

The team includes Alec Adamick (M. Arch, B.Sc., B.A., AIA, NCARB), Michael Vega (B.Arch, AIA), Clayton Hakes (M.Arch), Adie Kaplan (M. Arch), Cassidy Campo (M. Arch), Ian Fitzpatrick (A.A.S), and Rory Linn (B.S., A.A.). Booker manages client experience. Services include residential design for new homes and existing renovations, commercial design for office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, bars, theaters, churches, and veterinary clinics, and interior design for residential and commercial projects. The firm handles renovation of residential and commercial properties, including historic structures, and new construction. Additional services cover historic tax credit applications, master planning, liquor license applications, variances, and feasibility studies.

The firm’s philosophy is client-focused, aiming to improve the built environment of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. They value client trust and aim to create bold designs that translate client visions into reality, respecting New Orleans’ richly built heritage while creating new buildings of quality. Recent work includes projects in the Marigny and commercial projects under construction. The firm designs for the future while respecting the past, ensuring that new buildings are appropriate to the site, useful to the user, and designed attractively. This approach allows Adamick Architecture to honor the city's history while meeting modern needs.

The office sits on Chippewa St in New Orleans, LA, about a tenth of a mile from the John P Lyons Memorial Center and a third of a mile from Gulf Coast Bank & Trust.