Brooklyn’s District 3 Sanitation Garage is a community focused, state-of-the-art facility that marks a new chapter in the city's commitment to sustainable municipal infrastructure that supports essential workers, fosters biodiversity, reduces environmental impact, and enhances the community.
Read MoreThe Rise is a Passive House-certified development in Brownsville, Brooklyn that offers 72 units of supportive and affordable housing for justice-involved families and low-income households, employing biophilic elements, Active Design and Trauma-Informed Design principles, and neighborhood-centered programming such as a rooftop community garden and a range of community services.
Read MoreInfluenced by the unique ecological phenomenon of its site in the New Jersey Pine Barrens, the Chamberlain Student Center addition at Rowan University creates ‘an agora of social and intellectual discovery in the pines’ where students can explore a wide variety of activities that promote collaboration and discovery.
Read MoreA landmarked 1863 townhouse is reimagined through a careful balance of preservation and modernity. A brick rear extension with expansive glazing introduces light and garden connections, while reconfigured interiors maintain intimacy through proportion and flow. Historic detailing and a restrained palette create a calm, cohesive dialogue between past and present.
Read MoreThe Berkshire Campus Center transformed a former dining hall and student center into a more welcoming and larger dining hall and student center that has become the heart of Berkshire School's campus, bringing students together through shared experiences while respecting the character, history, and architectural legacy of its historic setting.
Read MoreA house for a couple who loves to host family and friends, Long Island Meadow House is set between grassy meadows and the seaside; a place for gathering, retreat, and everyday life immersed in the landscape with friends and family.
Read MoreThis project transforms a neglected local landmark into a serene, healthy, and multifunctional workspace.
Read MoreThe Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music is dedicated to telling the story of music in this country and celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s contributions to that tradition. The design seeks to express those interwoven themes and their composite parts—song, poetry, the myth of the American dream—as cultural placemaking.
Read MoreThe Sycamore & Oak retail village is a mass timber open-air retail pavilion, designed to feel like a ‘community within the community,’ supporting the local neighborhood's remarkable network of entrepreneurs, artists, and creators.
Read MoreTaking cues from the agrarian character of the region, the barn is carefully sited within the gently rolling terrain, responding to the contours of the land, maintaining clear views across the vineyard rows, and balancing functionality with a strong sense of place.
Read MoreColette is a new boomerang-shaped multifamily building designed to relate to the pedestrian scale through a mix of maisonettes and storefronts.
Read MoreSpanning 1.1 million SF with 1,320 units, a ten-story addition, waterfront views, and 100,000 SF of wellness and community amenities, SoMA at 25 Water Street redefines residential life in New York's Financial District and introduces a new national model for adaptive reuse and urban housing.
Read MoreThe Margaret Morgan Lawrence Center is a 1,400sf licensed mental health clinic in Harlem serving underserved children and families. Rounded corners, continuous cove-lighting, warm materials, and home-like details create a soft, calming environment that challenges the institutional character of conventional mental healthcare, creating a welcoming space for healing and play.
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