Victor Famulari President / Director of Design
Having practiced architecture since 1979, Mr. Famulari has extensive experience in the design, production, and construction administration of a broad spectrum of architectural and interior design projects that includes a specialization in healthcare.
Recent healthcare projects include overseeing the design and production of a $ 42 million hospital ambulatory surgery unit expansion at Huntington Hospital, New York Hospital of Queens, NSLIJ projects , Stony Brook University Medical Center and numerous Article 28 Outpatient Clinics and Buildings
Registration:
Registered Architect, New York State 1988.
NCARB Certification 1994 (National License)
NFPA Member
AIA Member
Recent healthcare projects include overseeing the design and production of a $ 42 million hospital ambulatory surgery unit expansion at Huntington Hospital, New York Hospital of Queens, NSLIJ projects , Stony Brook University Medical Center and numerous Article 28 Outpatient Clinics and Buildings
Registration:
Registered Architect, New York State 1988.
NCARB Certification 1994 (National License)
NFPA Member
AIA Member
Robert Tortorella Field / Production Architect
Robert Tortorella is a field/ production architect for Victor Famulari Architect, P.C.
Robert’s special talents include his ability to survey and coordinate all architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety and structural infrastructure, which are unsurpassed in the industry. His services also include production of construction documentation, New York State Code analysis, expediting, field supervision, construction management and structural engineering.
Robert’s recent projects include New York Presbyterian Hospital’s Endoscope Suite, several suites at Huntington Hospital, Southampton Hospital, Peconic Bay Medical Center, State University of New York, Temple Sinai of Roslyn, as well as
school additions, interior renovations to the Manhattan Yale Club, and several
alterations to various Manhattan Brownstone Residence. He has also provided
services for multiple projects to The Trump Corporation.
Registration:
Registered Architect, New York State 1992.
NCARB Certification (National License)-Pending
Joined VFA June 1998
Robert’s special talents include his ability to survey and coordinate all architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety and structural infrastructure, which are unsurpassed in the industry. His services also include production of construction documentation, New York State Code analysis, expediting, field supervision, construction management and structural engineering.
Robert’s recent projects include New York Presbyterian Hospital’s Endoscope Suite, several suites at Huntington Hospital, Southampton Hospital, Peconic Bay Medical Center, State University of New York, Temple Sinai of Roslyn, as well as
school additions, interior renovations to the Manhattan Yale Club, and several
alterations to various Manhattan Brownstone Residence. He has also provided
services for multiple projects to The Trump Corporation.
Registration:
Registered Architect, New York State 1992.
NCARB Certification (National License)-Pending
Joined VFA June 1998
Ann Chu Senior Project Manager
Ann Chu is a senior project manager of Victor Famulari Architect, P.C. Ms. Chu joined VFA in 1996 and has been in charge of all Project Coordination and CADD production for Healthcare projects. Her expertise includes all the allied areas of planning, programming, interior design, construction administration, and construction management. Her responsibilities initiated with understanding client expectations and continue through conceptual design, schematic design, and design development. Detail development is conducted throughout the duration of projects, including coordination of trades, material specification, etc.
Her recent experience includes design and management of hospital constructions
including projects for Huntington Hospital, New York Hospital Medical Center of
Queens, Southampton Hospital and Peconic Bay Medical Center.
Joined VFA July 1996
Her recent experience includes design and management of hospital constructions
including projects for Huntington Hospital, New York Hospital Medical Center of
Queens, Southampton Hospital and Peconic Bay Medical Center.
Joined VFA July 1996
Jacques Archer Senior Project Manager
Jacques Archer is a senior project manager of Victor Famulari Architect, P.C. He has provided services which included design collaboration for medical, commercial, residential projects, project management, production of construction documents, Building cycle analysis, trade coordination and preparation of sophisticated architectural and interior design presentations. Jacques services also include technical CADD production for architectural and interior design, technical illustration for a variety of projects.
Jacques recent experience included Huntington Hospital’s Ambulatory Surgery
addition and expansion, coordinating the exterior façade design and coordination
between structural elements on plan and elevations including the façade structural
attachments, the design and implementation of the main entrance canopy and the
coordination with site design. He is currently working on the new concourse
expansion at New York Hospital Queens that will connect the new main entrance
with the recently implemented parking lot.
Registration:
Registered Architect of Colombia, Mat. 25700-37647
(transferring of license pending)
Joined VFA February 2002
Jacques recent experience included Huntington Hospital’s Ambulatory Surgery
addition and expansion, coordinating the exterior façade design and coordination
between structural elements on plan and elevations including the façade structural
attachments, the design and implementation of the main entrance canopy and the
coordination with site design. He is currently working on the new concourse
expansion at New York Hospital Queens that will connect the new main entrance
with the recently implemented parking lot.
Registration:
Registered Architect of Colombia, Mat. 25700-37647
(transferring of license pending)
Joined VFA February 2002