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Warren Claytor Architects, Inc. is a well established, high-caliber architectural firm specializing in traditional custom residential designs, new construction, historic restoration, adaptive re-use, and additions for residences including country properties and resort homes.  The firm’s portfolio is composed of award winning projects including new residences, additions, renovations, carriage homes, pool houses, barns, and cottages.  Our collaborative design is tailored to engage the client so that your ideas are blended with our experience to ensure a successful project.  Whether your project location is in the city, in a community or on the coast, we customize the design to meet our clients’ needs and enlighten their imaginations.

The firm’s projects are solidly grounded in current energy conservation management principles, and combine the latest electronics, appliances, communications, HVAC systems, and entertainment technologies, into traditional, classic, and historic designs.  Additionally, the firm addresses landscape and local history in their collaborative approach to working with clients on projects that will please and endure for years.  Our trusted experience in collaborating with local conservation groups and land trusts serves both client and community to create the optimal outcome for properties with conservation easements.

Lead by example is one way that we improve our communities, Warren Claytor Architects Inc. continues to give back through charitable donations and pro-bono work for not-for-profit organizations that support the arts, open space, and education in all of our communities.  Warren Claytor is a life member of the Athenaeum of Philadelphia; Certified with National Council of Architectural Registration Board; Member of the Philadelphia Chapter of American Institute of Architects; Selection Committee for awarding traveling fellowship for the School of Design at the University of Pennsylvania; Board Member of Historic Sugartown in Chester County.  Master in Architecture from University of Pennsylvania; Master in Landscape Architecture from University of Pennsylvania.  Additional awards: Dream Home Awards and Pyramid Awards.