Daylight sources in connective spaces not only provide copious daylight to users, but also encourage the experience and use of stairs.

Since humans spend an average of 70 hours per year in the restroom, why not make that time a tad more exciting?

PS32K’s farm program within the new playground includes a composting area where students, staff and neighbors alike can contribute as long as they follow the strict guidelines for successful composting!

Shared by New Settlement Community Campus and Center, the 350-seat auditorium features wood paneling, a natural color palette, and modern detailing.

Construction continues at the Barbara Kleiman Men’s Shelter!

Thanks to the terraced rear yard, daylight reaches Myrtle Avenue’s supportive offices and gathering spaces in the cellar level.

For Hour Children Apartment House III, our goal was to design a building that could be both stately and welcoming since it serves the dual function of being a long-awaited home for the mothers and their families as well as the office headquarters of Hour Children.

In this era of hybrid work and remote connections, Andrea’s dedication to communication and detail makes her an invaluable addition to the leadership team.

Fifth floor plank has been installed at Weeksville Place!

Although hidden by the scaffolding, the steel V columns—a feature of the building entrance—are also in place. Stay tuned for updates as the building rises to its final 8 story height.

It’s so rewarding to see how an addition blends in and enhances an existing building and streetscape.

When the U.S. Department of Housing and Development introduced section 202 in the 1980s, our firm helped shape how the funding would be used to build new housing for seniors in NYC and the surrounding areas.

Working closely with Providence Houe we created a plan to renovate a pair of Bed-Stuy apartment buildings into a welcoming and safe home for women and gender expansive people impacted by the criminal justice system.

From Polly Pocket pink and baby blue to a bold combination of reds and yellows, the updated girl’s locker room now compliments the enthusiasm and energy the girls bring to the Dunlevy Milbank Community Center.

Despite the recent autumn rain, we enjoyed blue skies and the last rays of the warm season at our annual, end-of-summer party!

While daylight and ventilation are the obvious hallmarks of 4380 Bronx Boulevard Shelter, the design team took special care to ensure that the details were also environmentally friendly.

The façade restoration for the Charles B. Wang community Health on Canal Street included significant repair to the existing cast-iron to stabilize it for long-term life.

By emphasizing the Lobby and providing maximum views into every room from this area, the sense of interconnectedness is reinforced for the children who attend extracurricular and alternative learning classes.

Archer Green’s two residential towers are set back and further distinguished from the commercial podium using alternating dark and light grey brick patterns.

The analogy of the community connecting with and bolstering the educational wing is physically expressed in the building’s form.