Peter F. Gaito, Jr.
Peter F. Gaito, Jr. , AIA
Peter F. Gaito & Associates

Peter's experience with large- and small-scale projects enables his eponymous office to create unique architectural solutions defined by the volume, aesthetics and experiential spatial quality for a variety of project typologies including commercial, civic, religious and residential. His work bridges architectural design ambitions with public understanding to foster advanced design incorporating sustainable measures and improved technology. He complements work in his firm within the fields of architecture, master planning and real estate development through lectures, written publications, social media, professional organizations and philanthropy to increase public awareness of the benefits to carefully crafting design solutions for the built environment. His personal aim is to continually try to make the world a better place thru thoughtful design, sustainability and planning for the future. He lives and works following the guiding notion that every place can inspire talent and foster a better world for all. He is a husband, father, cyclist, snowboarder, golfer, drummer, dog owner.​ 

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Tri-Faith Commons: A Case Study in Community Engagement

Tri-Faith Commons serves as an international model for interfaith learning, collaboration, and community-building. This unique project brings together a synagogue, church, mosque, and interfaith center on a 38-acre campus in Omaha, Nebraska. Using Countryside Community Church—the most-recent architectural addition to Tri-Faith Commons—as a case study, discover how these diverse communities worked with the design team to find common ground to create a built space that unites populations that have been traditionally perceived to be in conflict in an ongoing conversation.  Through a conversation with Executive Director Wendy Goldberg, explore how the project evolved to create four distinct spaces that coexist within an intentionally planned landscape. 

This session was recorded live on February 15, 2024.

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