The American Institute of Architects (AIA) of Bucks County Honor Award celebrates our revitalization of a historic 19th-century building in Doylestown, PA. This iconic structure at 50 North Main Street, known for its distinctive chamfered corner design, was meticulously restored to its historic grandeur while incorporating a contemporary luxury residential addition.

The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Pennsylvania East Chapter awarded Ralph C. Fey Architects for the transformation of a transitional-style residence exceeding 5000 square feet. This project overcame complex layout challenges to create a functional and cohesive design that merges colonial architecture with modern industrial elements.

Ralph C. Fey Architects (RCFA) has received two design awards from The Bucks County Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). The Excellence in Design award recognizes projects exhibiting outstanding design and was presented for the property The Falls of New Hope, a collection of townhouses + a restaurant, located at the intersection of the Delaware Canal and the Aquetong Creek in New Hope, PA.

The second of the two awards received by Ralph Fey Architects is the AIA award for Small Projects, recognizing The Meanings of Things, a retail home store in the center of New Hope, PA. This shop is a restoration of an existing 1800s era house turned into a commercial property

Ralph Fey Architects at Bucks County AIA (American Institute of Architects) Awards presentation receiving Excellence in Design Award and Award for Small Projects.

Ralph C. Fey Architects (RCFA) has received two design awards from The Bucks County Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). The Excellence in Design Award recognizes the property: Familial Traditions and is given for the project exemplifying the highest design at the AIA jury’s discretion.

Ralph Fey Architects at Bucks County AIA (American Institute of Architects) Awards presentation receiving Excellence in Design Award and Honor Award. Pictured: Greg Frederick, Ralph Fey, Connor Trask, and Dexter Chen.

New Hope Arts is a conversion project, designed by Ralph Fey Architects. Originally a historic barn, the structure was lacking necessary accessibility and ADA compliance. Throughout the design process, we provided an entry way, an ADA complaint ramp, and an elevator to make the building fully accessible.

Thank you to River Towns Magazine for featuring Ralph in their winter issue. The article begins on page 62 of the digital edition. Click HERE to view.

Ralph Fey Architects receives an honor award from the Bucks County AIA (American Institute of Architects) at their December 2021 awards ceremony and reception. The award is for The Laceworks in Lambertville, NJ. From a juror: “This project is a good example of how an architect can convert a brick and concrete factory into an appealing residence while maintaining the industrial ambiance of the original building.”

After much awaited fanfare, the historic and fully renovated Logan Inn is now open! Ralph Fey Architects designed the addition, merging the new and existing structures and bringing the best of both worlds to the center of New Hope, PA. The extensive renovations included shifting the front area and entrance to be handicapped accessible. With guest accommodations at the inn, a world-renowned restaurant, and an acclaimed wedding venue, the new Logan Inn honors history while introducing sophisticated new beginnings.

This renovation transformed a small country home into a breathtaking modern barn. The space pays homage to the classic Bucks County barn, but with an open plan, walls of glass, and a richness of wood, steel, and stone.

Our newest addition to New Hope’s Main Street is nearing completion.