FREECELL Architecture finds it essential to engage with materials, methods, and structures to solve design problems. We consider the studio to be an open, as in FREE, organism, as in CELL, that absorbs, processes, and grows from outside influences and resources. Our standard is to offer thorough commitment, listen to needs, respond with solutions, understand limitations, and act with timely efficiency. Our devotion comes from the love and satisfaction of completing projects. FREECELL Architecture is a licensed architecture office and a woman-owned small business.

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Residential Report

THOMPSON STREET TOWNHOUSE A hundred-year old building sits at the corner of Thompson St and Grand St in SoHo. Constructed when there were horse-drawn carriages and an elevated IRT train atop West Broadway, this structure has been subjected to various alterations over the years. PARK SLOPE BROWNSTONE Two rookies ventured to purchase and renovate a brownstone that had been unoccupied for over 10 years.

Commercial Report

A showroom is in deference to the clothing and accessories it is displaying. A vanilla box won't do, it must have attitude expressing with geometries, colors, and materials a personality. WEFAD is focussed around the redevelopment of the former Phillips Baker Rubber Company building, with its earliest structure dating back to the 1890's.

Cultural Report

ANONYMIZED ARCHIVE Ground is occupied, modified, and reconfigured over time. Cyclically, civilization discovers, cultivates, builds, discards, and then discovers again. In the adjacent archaeological site of the Ietonian Gates, artifacts and structure were unearthed.

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