Indovina Associates Architects

Indovina Associates Architects is a multi-disciplinary design firm based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, established in 1978. The firm provides a comprehensive range of services, including architecture, interior design, programming, space planning, landscape architecture, and LEED consulting. While primarily an architectural practice, Indovina has developed a significant portfolio in the life sciences and technology sectors, designing specialized laboratories, STEM facilities, and innovation districts. Notable projects include the PPG Science Pavilion at the Carnegie Science Center and the Rockwell Park innovation district, which was specifically master-planned to accommodate life science and R&D tenants. The firm is recognized for its expertise in adaptive reuse, often transforming historic industrial buildings into modern, high-tech environments. Led by principals Robert and Ryan Indovina, the firm is a key contributor to the physical infrastructure of Pittsburgh's growing biotech ecosystem.