Projects
Project Type
Adaptive reuse is central to a circular approach to architecture, extending the life of existing buildings while conserving materials, resources, and embodied carbon. Our work builds on the architectural character and history of each building, integrating new programs and technologies to create sustainable spaces for contemporary use.
Civic and cultural institutions enrich public life by connecting people, communities, and ideas. We work with museums, galleries, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations to create spaces that advance their missions, support diverse programs, and expand opportunities for public engagement.
Educational environments shape how people learn, collaborate, and exchange ideas. From K–12 schools to colleges and universities, we create and transform spaces that support evolving approaches to teaching and learning, foster collaboration, and enrich the daily experience of students, faculty, and staff.
Successful housing balances quality of life, efficient design, and economic viability. We approach residential projects with careful attention to site conditions, building systems, construction methods, and the efficient organization of living spaces. Our work seeks to create adaptable, well-designed housing that responds to the needs of residents while contributing to the character and vitality of surrounding neighborhoods.
Libraries provide access to knowledge, foster discovery, and create opportunities for learning and community. We work with public and academic libraries to create welcoming, adaptable spaces that support evolving programs, encourage exploration and collaboration, and strengthen connections to the people they serve.
Thoughtful planning helps institutions align their long-term goals with the spaces and facilities needed to fulfill their missions. We work with libraries, universities, cultural institutions, and nonprofit organizations to define program requirements, evaluate the feasibility of existing buildings, and explore opportunities for new construction. The resulting analysis, tools, and recommendations help institutions evaluate options, establish priorities, and make informed decisions about their future.
From urban lofts and apartments to townhouses and rural retreats, our residential work explores the relationship between architecture and everyday life. Each project responds to the particular needs of its occupants through thoughtful approaches to space, light, materials, and the surrounding environment.
NYC Department of Design and Construction, NY Public Library
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Kvision, LTD (Kurt Schlossberg);Â Epstein, Levisohn, Bodine, Hurwitz & Weinstein, LLPÂ (Robert Epstein)
SPARK
