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July 2010
Getting a Handle on Garden Design: Overcoming Inertia & Actually Getting Your Project Started!
Architect Fred M. Fargotstein suggests a rational approach for selecting the appropriate "building blocks"
for your own beautiful and inviting outdoor living spaces. This article appeared in the Summer 2010 edition
of Squirrel Hill Magazine, and is the second in his series for that publication.
December 2009
Kitchen Renovation a Finalist in Post-Gazette’s Renovation Inspiration Contest
Sometimes, the best part of a renovation is the part the homeowner never imagined. This article by
columnist Gretchen McKay highlights a recent project by Architect Fred M. Fargotstein, and appeared in the
12/05/09 edition of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
December 2009
Replacing Your Home’s Original Wood Windows: An Unnecessary and a Costly Blunder?
In this article, Architect Fred M. Fargotstein examines how original wood windows contribute to the
appearance and integrity of older homes. He takes aim at stylistically inappropriate replacement windows,
and dispels some common misconceptions about their cost effectiveness. It appeared in the Winter 2009
edition of Squirrel Hill Magazine, a publication of the Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition.