New York City Architect

With over 35 YEARS AS A REGISTERED ARCHITECT

We focus on helping our clients from design inception to finished construction for small projects to new buildings.

Our Services

An empty hospital operating room with medical equipment, surgical lights, and monitors.

Medical Architecture

To date Architecture Work P.C. in New York, NY has designed over a hundred offices in the metro area and Long Island including orthopedic, sports medicine, pain. management, vascular, psychiatric, dermatological..

Living room with a white built-in entertainment center featuring a flat-screen TV above a fireplace with decorative molding, and open shelves on the left side displaying various decorative items.

Renovations

We are a full service design architectural firm in New York, NY that has helped with renovating hundred of residential and commercial projects within the greater New York Metro area.

Construction site with a multi-story steel frame structure being built, workers in safety gear, a crane lift, and leafless trees in the background.

New Construction & Adaptive Reuse

Many of our projects consist of new construction for private home and office buildings, as well as adaptive re-use of existing spaces such as strip malls into medical offices, and commercial offices into residential apartment units.

Our Portfolio

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Our most recently finished projects

A modern house with a wood deck set in a wooded area during winter, with trees in the background and patches of snow on the ground.

What We've Been Doing Lately

New homes and apartments:
A new home in Nissequogue, Long Island as well as a loft renovation in the Flatiron District – Midtown Manhattan.

Interior view of stairs and an escalator in a modern building, viewed through a glass door with a metal frame.

What's New

A New 12,000 SF Medical Office:
This is our latest project in the Bronx recently completed and seeing patients. The retail space was gutted and converted to medical while being renovated.

The infinity deck made from tongue and groove mahogany boards curving aound rock left from the melting ice age. Looks like a manatee chomping on the deck

Infinity Deck Pt. 1

This series showcases a deck I designed to give the impression of floating, offering an uninterrupted view of the surrounding nature. Below are progress photos showcasing our process.