Eos Studio Arc, LLC

06/10/2026

We were so fortunate to have the opportunity to work on this building and for such a great client. It’s rewarding to see it fill up with fantastic tenants too. Our buddy Terry of Oden Studios worked with Polly and Esther (and photo bombed us in the street view.) We worked on El Colibri, the structural remediations, and the apartments above. The building looks great and we will definitely be back for more shopping and Mexican food!

11/21/2025

We very much enjoyed our annual APT trip, this year in Providence! Always fantastic presentations, exhibitors and networking in a fantastic historic setting.

11/20/2025

We will be packing thanksgiving boxes with vegetables, stuffing, bread, and pumpkin pies for pick up at our office on Wednesday, November 26. 2006 Noble Street, Swissvale. Please let us know if you would like to pick one up for yourself or to deliver to someone you know so that we have enough.

11/04/2025

2006 Noble Street Swissvale. Please take what you need.

11/03/2025

We realize that this may be a tight week for some people. We will be putting a table in front of our office tomorrow, Tuesday November 4 from 9 am to noon (or when it’s all taken) with some food we have collected. We can’t deliver but are on a bus line.

It won’t be out there, but we have sourdough starter and can teach you how to use it to make bread if you’d like. Message to let us know.

2006 Noble Street Swissvale 15218

10/08/2025

STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Zach Clegg, Preservation Planner/Project Manager

• What drew you to architecture?
“From a young age, architecture always captivated me for its ability to manipulate physical space per an array of needs, and also to represent a specific people, style or moment in time for future users to experience.”

• What is your favorite architectural material and why?
“BRICK. Brick’s versatility in colors, forms and lay patterns give it so much adaptability to different protects. It also has the unique capability of being both historic and contemporary, depending on how it is instrumented. That versatility is very exciting to me.”

• What is one thing/value you believe architecture can bring to a client/community/user that you particularly enjoy?
“Being a preservationist at heart, I love how architecture has the ability to place users in a specific moment in time, but also connect them to other times in history, cultures or geographies using different elements like materials, setting and form. Not many other fields of practice accomplish this as successfully as architecture does.”

• Do you have a favorite weekend spot?
“If possible, anywhere outdoors. My dog Sasha and I are big fans of the Churchill Valley Greenway and love spending time there on the weekends throughout each season.”

Thanks Zach for your preservation knowledge and design expertise!

07/21/2025

Recently Lisa Whitney, our architect and founding principal, was interviewed by the “Two Rivers, 30 Minutes” podcast, a weekly show that highlights public affairs in the Mon Valley.

See the link in bio for a 30-minute discussion on all things architecture: the process of getting into architecture, what encompasses the role of an architect, our architectural process, past projects and how we build our internal and external teams.

06/17/2025

Great story about one of our favorite places!
https://www.wesa.fm/food-drink/2025-06-17/bombay-to-burgh-indian?fbclid=IwY2xjawK-uYdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHmLhb3zY6smddRHpUIuckPpQbGo3mMeA68vrh78cOr2d3KiwhobuxaSKdDOx_aem_LJXaV5WVg9SINE1KrWNLgQ

A conversation about Navin’s transition from European continental cuisine to dishes he remembers from roadside dhabas back home in northern India.

06/04/2025

Our architect Lisa had the opportunity to travel up to Winnipeg a few weeks ago to check out Loewen Windows and their manufacturing process. Their attention to detail, ingenuity and ability to use historic methods and mechanisms to create a window for the 21st century was seen at every stage. She even got the opportunity to meet with some of the Loewen family members themselves - the same family that started the company all the way back in 1905!

Thank you !

05/14/2025

Touring the Loewen Window plant yesterday was a true joy. Their story, their business model, and their craftsmanship are fascinating. It feels like entering into a large scale art studio that smells like the warmth of woodworking.

I also found myself fortunate enough to have lunch with Clyde Loewen. Discussing their product line, he noted that they know some products will not make them money. They do it anyway, because they believe it’s the right thing to do. I love to see this level of creativity and excitement for the work your business is putting into the world.