Going Green



Perhaps it is because of the rising cost of fossil fuels. Or responses to messages like Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth. For whatever reason, green design, teh concept of architecture and construction that makes as little impact as possible to the environment, is getting more attention.

Mitch Kunik of Affiniti Architects in Boca Raton is currently designing Solaris, a development of 25 homes in Port St. Lucie, to be as energy-efficient as possible.

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Our New Look

On March 31st, 2008, Affiniti Architects premiered a new website with a new look and a new level of interactivity.  There are five slideshows on our front page, each one representing an aspect of the firm’s expertise.  These slideshows, when clicked, reveal a menu of projects related to the category.  Ten examples for each category have their own selection of photography and drawings to help give the viewer a more detailed look into the process or final result of a project, which can be accessed when the thumbnail is clicked.

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Bahama Dream Home

Long, deserted, sugar-sand beaches. Turquoise water clear as an angel's conscience. Small, friendly villages and virtually untouched wilderness. The lore of pirates and buried treaure.

All are part of the lure of the Bahamas. It is no wonder that more and more people are thinking about building vacation or retirement homes in these beautiful islands.

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Recently Completed

This 10,000 square-foot, oceanfront spec home in Delray Beach for luxury home builder Mark Timothy, Inc. was recently completed.

The Georgian design is part of a trend we see towards northern-style architecture in South Florida. The goal was to create a home that is elegant and understated,

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