ICON Architecture

The Monsignor James Coyle High School, also known as Taunton Catholic Middle School, is a two-story Gothic Revival-style school that was completed in 1933. The historic Coyle High School building and site are beautifully transformed into fifty units of affordable family housing providing sustainable solutions that build communities. Carrying on the legacy of the earlier […]

The Simon C. Fireman Expansion weaves together an existing 160-unit senior campus with a new connective spine that creates 45 additional units. Nestled into a wooded landscape adjacent to Powers Farm, this project is designed to create comfort and resilience while enhancing the vibrance of the community and services. The new three-story insertion creates a […]

Helena Crocker is a development of housing for extremely low-income seniors in studios and one-bedroom units with support amenities; including community based housing units. Simple, straightforward design with high performance envelope provides a supported living situation for at-risk seniors. Adjacent to a newly developed Senior Center, this at-risk population has a community that offers stable […]

The Town Hall was in an old school building first constructed in 1938, then significantly expanded in the 1960’s. After a detailed assessment of the existing building, the design team was determined that the existing heavy timber roof construction, floors, and exterior walls could be retained (approximately 70% of the existing building). The design inserts […]