Photo: Cameron Neilson
Harlem Townhouse at night
Front Studio Architects
Front Studio Architects, LLC produces architecture that is experientially powerful and environmentally responsive. An emphasis on collaboration and experimentation defines flexible spaces with the capacity to evolve and adapt. We understand architecture to be an interactive, ongoing and creative process which can engage its users in the delight of architecture.
Front Studio’s steadfast reputation for excellence is due to an intensive review process that includes code compliance, budget control measures and sound construction practices. The firm’s work makes use of provocative yet economical materials to produce fresh and unique solutions. With every project, Front Studio provides its clients with individualized attention and superbly executed services.
Wallpaper magazine named Front Studio one of the “world’s 50 hottest young architectural practices” in 2008. Their work has won several design awards from the AIA and has been featured internationally in Icon, Interior Design, Azure and the NY Times. They received a Public Interest Design Award from Architectural Record, an honorable mention in the High Line Ideas competition, 2nd place in the 2005 Gdansk International Outdoor Gallery competition and were named a finalist in the Van Alen Urban Voids competition. The firm's work has been displayed at the National Academy Museum, the Center for Architecture in NYC, the Storefront for Art and Architecture, the Building Centre in London and at the IFA Galleries in Berlin.
selected Residential work
Photo: James Ewing
into the living room, from the bedroom at Horatio Apt
Photo: Maggie Soladay
a modern kitchen for the food lovers at 261 Broadway
Photo: Dennis Kitchen
a kitchen befitting the Kitchen Residence
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Photo: Dennis Kitchen
the Kitchen Residence, sleeping quarters for the master of the house
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Photo: Lukas Hepler
barn doors reveal a bed for the Barlow-Lawson Apartment
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Photo: Maggie Soladay
cats survey their hidden realm at Hanover Square
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Photo: Cameron Neilson
a skylit dressing room at the Harlem Townhouse
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Photo: Cameron Neilson
a minimalist stair for the traditional Harlem Townhouse
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master bath marble opulence at the Bluewater Loft
Photo: James Ewing
a view from the top greets the Tepperberg living room
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Photo: James Ewing
a unique twist on a traditional dining room table for Leffot
