WEST POINT HERBERT HALL EXPANSION WEST POINT, NEW YORK INSTITUTIONAL Herbert Hall located at West Point, NY, is a three-story, brick building comprising approximately 31,000 square feet and constructed in 1993 using alumni-donated funds. The intention is to increase the size of office space to accommodate the growing staff and to increase entertainment spaces to host alumni functions and continue to serve as a campus focal point for social, recreational, and educational events. 20,000 sqft of expansion and renovation elements include a new state-of-the-art multi-function banquet hall, kitchen, staff office and meeting areas, alumni social space, improved public space with expanded bookstore and cafe. The building is being designed as LEED Silver.

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CURRY ACURA LOCATION SCARSDALE, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Commercial PROJECT DETAILS Size: 25,000 sq ft This project involves the expansion and renovation of a 25,000-square-foot full-service automobile dealership, transforming the facility into a modern, customer-focused environment. The redesigned showroom and sales areas create a welcoming experience that is complemented by updated offices and a comfortable customer lounge. The service center and work areas have been upgraded to support efficiency, performance, and advanced automotive technologies. The renovations support both the customer experience and day-to-day operations while positioning the dealership for continued growth. Back to PROJECTS Back to IN DESIGN Back to IN CONSTRUCTION Back to Portfolio

HARRISON FIRE DEPARTMENT LOCATION WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Municipal PROJECT DETAILS Size: 21,000 sq ft Includes: expansion of apparatus bay, new semi-private sleeping quarters, locker room and bathroom facilites, multi-functional meeting rooms, interior storage The project includes adding a third floor to the existing building to reduce overcrowding and improve accessibility and code compliance, along with a new public entrance. The design incorporates expanded apparatus bay access and capacity, energy-efficient systems (roofing, windows, HVAC, LED lighting), water-conserving fixtures, and enhanced natural daylighting. Interior improvements include training space, semi-private firefighter quarters with support facilities, multi-functional meeting rooms, and increased storage on each floor. Back to PROJECTS Back to IN DESIGN Back to IN CONSTRUCTION Back to Portfolio

HARRISON FIRE DEPARTMENT WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK EMERGENCY SERVICES FACILITIES 21,000 sq.ft., Total Cost of Proposed Project $10 million, - in design Provide new third floor to existing building to alleviate overcrowding, handicapped accessibility & code compliant, new public friendly entrance, energy efficient roof & windows Increased natural daylighting from high performance double insulated low-e windows Provide direct access to apparatus bay from rear parking lot Enlarge apparatus bay to accommodate current equipment and future vehicles & equipment Install new insulation systems, water conserving plumbing fixtures, high efficiency hvac systems, energy efficient lighting using LED lighting Ability to accommodate training & drills for career volunteers & firefighters Provide new career firefighter semi-private sleeping quarters with locker rooms & bathrooms, new multi-functional meeting rooms, adequate interior storage at each floor.

LETTING CHRIST BE KNOWN LOCATION BRONX, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Religious PROJECT DETAILS Size: 35,000 sq ft Status: Completed 2015 This new facility was completed for a 24-year-old congregation relocating to its permanent home. The project included a temple, classrooms, a catering facility, outdoor gathering areas, and on-site parking to support both worship services and community events. The building was designed and constructed to achieve LEED Silver certification, incorporating sustainable strategies focused on energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. Back to PROJECTS

RAY CATENA PARKING GARAGE CONVERSION LOCATION GREENBURGH, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Warehouse and Storage PROJECT DETAILS New Facility for Lexus Storage, Detailing and Sales Back to PROJECTS Back to IN DESIGN Back to IN CONSTRUCTION Back to Portfolio

WILLIAM J. VESCIO COMMUNITY CENTER LOCATION BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Historic Restoration, Public Space PROJECT DETAILS Size: 7,000 sq ft Status: Completed 2016 PFGA provided design, construction documents and construction administration for a 1921 building connected to the Village Library, to provide new windows, storefronts, doors, painting, kitchen, and new interior community center with new mezzanine level, interior and exterior modernizations including HVAC, exterior wood, steel, and concrete repairs. This Addition and Interior Renovation project was initiated to transform a 110 year old, vacant, non-used space, into a welcoming, social destination offering functional, flexible areas for meetings, quiet study, group work and presentations, for groups and individuals of all ages. Th building was designed as LEED Silver and is meant to operate as a stand-alone facility, yet integrate seamlessly with adjacent Library operations and architectural building character. Improvements included exterior restoration, gut interior renovation, creation of a new mezzanine floor, new support spaces, engineering and audiovisual systems and ADA compliance. Back to PROJECTS Back to IN DESIGN Back to IN CONSTRUCTION Back to Portfolio

Founding Partner, licensed architect, LEED Accredited Back PETER F. GAITO , AIA, NCARB, LEED AP President Peter has over 45 years of leadership in all areas of project development and client relationships for numerous new design, planning and construction projects, renovations and additions for both the public and private sector. As the founding principal of a successful architectural firm founded in 1972, Peter has been involved in many high profile projects for various clients in the public and private sector. He has lead the architecture, engineering and planning staff on many projects for both the public and private sector. Projects range in size and complexity, and each is tailored for the specific site and design intent. He is dedicated to client satisfaction and improving the world thru proper planning and quality architecture. EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, Pratt Institute REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect: NY, CT, NJ, DE, Fl NCARB Certification LEED Accredited Professional PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS • Member of National Historic Preservation Society • Director to New York State American Institute of Architects • Past President Westchester/Mid Hudson chapter of the American Institute of Architects. • Board member of the American Institute of Architects • Corporate member of the American Institute of Architects • Member of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards • Chairman of the Larchmont Planning Commission • Past member of Mount Vernon Hospital Advisory Board • Member of the National Fire Protection Association • Member of the Metropolitan Solar Energy Society • Member of L.I.F.E. [Local Involvement For Environment] • Past Board member of the Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce • Member of the Mount Vernon Kiwanis Club • Past Board member of Boys and Girls Club of America • Member of Westchester County Chamber of Commerce • Member of Westchester Municipal Planning Federation • Member of the American Planning Federation • Board member of the Don Bosco Community Center • Board member of SDC Sustainable Development Corporation • President of PFG Construction Management Corp. • Vice President of P. Forest Development Corp. • Chairman of the Board of Larchmont Freshwater Wetlands Commission PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Council of Architectural Registration (NCARB) American Planning Association (APA) National Historic Preservation Society National Fire Protection Association Metropolitan Solar Energy Society Local Involvement For Environment (LIFE) AWARDS Citizen Planner of the Year 2016 (WMPF) Design Excellence Recognition and Achievement Award For: Griffith & Valentino Memorial Firehouse, Mount Vernon, NY Awarded by: Building Trades Employers Association of Westchester and Putnam Counties New Good Neighbor Award, 2004 For: RCC Headquarters, Paterson, NJ Awarded by: The New Jersey Business and Industry Association Excellence In Design and Functional Integrity, 1993 For: The Long Fellow Elementary School Auditorium, Awarded by: Builder Institute of Westchester & Mid Hudson Region & Building Trades Employers Association of Westchester

Out of gallery LEXUS OF LARCHMONT LOCATION LARCHMONT, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Commercial PROJECT DETAILS Status: Completed 2022 Facade renovation for a commercial Lexus dealership in Larchmont, New York. Back to PROJECTS

DON BOSCO COMMUNITY CENTER EXPANSION LOCATION PORT CHESTER, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Religious PROJECT DETAILS Status: Completed 2012 The Don Bosco Community Center was established in 1928 as a neighborhood focal point for social, recreational, and educational events. To continue to serve the needs of the local neighborhood and the Port Chester/Sound Shore community, the building is undergoing some much needed expansion. A new addition is being to contain new classrooms, an art studio and a cooking school for the daily afterschool children's programs. The new addition will be structurally designed to as an independent structure so no added weight will be on the to the 100 year old original building. The building is being designed as LEED Silver. Back to PROJECTS

Out of gallery BRUSH PARK RENOVATION LOCATION MOUNT VERNON, NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE Parks and Recreation, Master Planning PROJECT DETAILS A complete renovation and restoration of an existing park to provide 4 regulation size baseball fields, dugouts, spectator seating, new food service and bathroom building, parking area, bicycle racks, children's playground, landscaping, and Warrior's Walk Memorial. Local schools are involved in the landscaping as well. Back to PROJECTS