Fresh from receiving a SARA National Design Award, we look back on the design process and vision of our Cortelyou Road project.

ESKW/A Architect and New York Institute of Technology alumnus, Daniel Horn, AIA (B.Arch., 2013), will be receiving the Emerging Alumni Award at NYIT’s 14th Annual Alumni and FRIENDS reception this Wednesday.

Located on School Street in Downtown Yonkers, NY, Landy Court is a recently completed 7-story, 80-unit, affordable, and supportive housing project.

Please join ESKW/Architects tomorrow, October 18th, at 5pm as we host a small, informal reception of an official NY State Assembly Proclamation in honor of our colleague and friend Eric Adam Salitsky’s accomplishments and commitment to the practice of Architecture.

As the leaves shed their green this fall, we reminisce on our annual end-of-summer celebration.

What a milestone! A decade has passed since New Settlement Community Campus opened its doors and began expanding opportunities for the youth and families of Mount Eden in the Bronx.

We are pleased to announce that Cortelyou Road and the Baptist Church of the Redeemer will be recognized at this year’s SARA National Design Awards Gala in San Diego, CA. Congratulations to the entire team!

Frank! You will be greatly missed by everyone at ESKW/A, but we wish you the best on your upcoming journey in the UK!

In honor of Eric Salitsky's passion for service and community building, we worked with Providence House staff to organize an outdoor Summer BBQ for the staff and resident mothers at Providence House.

The JEDI committee invited Daughtry Carstarphen, AIA—former Senior Architect at ESKW/A, and current Vice President for Capital Projects at the Bowery Residents’ Committee (BRC)—back home as one of the first guests for JEDI’s roundtable discussion initiative.

In the 1970s, Edelman and Salzman completed the milestone project, Claremont Gardens, in Ossining, New York.

ESKW/A Partner, Kimberly, AIA, shares her experience and thoughts on the conference: After three years of no gatherings, SHNNY returned to Times Square last week for their 20th Annual NY State Supportive Housing Conference.

In honor of Women’s History Month, ESKW/Architects wanted to spotlight the inspiring women we work with. One of the first to come to mind was Danielle Minelli Pagnotta, Executive Director of Providence House.

Recently, the Building Technology Group discussed the importance of designing for building movement and having a greater understanding of the causes of movement.

Color plays an important role at the Bronx Community Charter School. The school opened its doors in 2012 and now accommodates grades K-8.

The American Institute of Architecture Students stopped by recently to kick off the second season of their #AskAnArchitect series. Kimberly talks about work-life balance, gives advice about how to find the right firm, and reminisces on her own college days.