About Strada

Strada means “street” in Italian. Streets matter to us. They’re the fundamental infrastructure of our cities and the core of our civic lives. They’re the connections between buildings, people, and public spaces. This is why we’re so inspired by them and it’s a shared commitment to these values that brought our principals together. Just as people mingle on city streets, our office is a place where we freely exchange ideas, challenging and inspiring one another to create exceptional work.

Latest Post

Principal Q&A: Womens’ History Month Edition

03.2023

In honor of Women’s History Month, we sat down with the two female principals of Strada. Meet Abby Mountain and Dina Snider, who have over 40 years of combined experience in the field and have led Strada to numerous design awards and recognitions. In this interview, we discuss their journey as women in architecture, their ...

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Offices

Pittsburgh Studio

611 William Penn Place
Suite 700
Pittsburgh, PA 15219

p: 412.263.3800
f: 412.471.5704

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info@stradallc.com

Philadelphia Studio

325 Chestnut Street
Suite 909
Philadelphia, PA 19106

p: 215.440.0190
f: 215.440.0197

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Triangle Studio

1011 South Hamilton Rd
Suite 201
Chapel Hill, NC 27517

p: 919.521.8022

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A new home for cultivating experimentation

The Media Innovation Center is fast becoming a differentiator for WVU in its ability to empower collaboration, conversation, and experimentation between students, faculty, and members of the larger community. This space multi-tasks to simultaneously support learning, making, collaborating, and broadcasting. A high degree of flexibility allows the physical space to change to meet the needs of its users, foster their ideas, and support the technologies and products they develop.

The use of glass, metal, brick, wood, exposed mechanical systems, and state-of-the-art AV technology creates a high-tech industrial vibe that is inviting and comfortable for a wide range of users, from the most tech-savvy software engineers to the less digitally-inclined rural focus group. The Center enables this diverse collection of people to brainstorm ways of transforming the future of media, furthering its reach into uncharted territory.

I can’t begin to adequately express how transformative the physical space is to the occupants’ behavior. It’s almost magical. The space is alive. Seeing people in it and using it and making it their own — from the lure of the blue sky room to the delight of the huddles. Students and faculty are staying 30 minutes to an hour beyond class time in the rooms to continue working.

– Dana Coester, Director, Reed College of Media Innovation Center West Virginia University

Market at Health Sciences

West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia

The Alexis and Jim Pugh Media Lab

West Virginia University

Evansdale Campus Master Plan

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