Siegel

04/07/2025

Gotta love a web refresh 🤩

Check out our latest projects at http://siegel.design

02/26/2025

We paid our friends over at Bard College a visit, and stopped by the New Toasters (not so new anymore!).

02/20/2025

Hey all, our modern architectural practice is on the lookout for a Studio Manager in our Katonah office. Please apply if you are interested, and let folks know who you might think are a good fit!

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01/24/2025

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Analysis is highly important to our design process. Whether it's quantitative data collection for criteria building or a qualitative in-person visioning session, research is the driver that pushes the architecture forward.

01/18/2025

https://www.archpaper.com/2025/01/siegel-border-crossing-maine-canada/

Siegel, a New York City office, recently completed a new U.S. Land Port of Entry (USLPOE) that connects Madawaska, Maine, and Edmundston, Canada—a small town in New Brunswick with about 16,000 people. That firm was tasked with ideating a replacement structure on the road between the two towns.

01/16/2025

Check out the potential view for one of our residential clients in Westchester county! We're in concept design for an Off Grid home and family compound, and we can't wait to see it take shape.

01/09/2025

We are proud to be included in BD+C's list of top government building architecture firms for 2024, and look forward to more in 2025!

https://www.bdcnetwork.com/home/news/55253443/top-180-government-building-architecture-firms-for-2024

12/31/2024

The last few weeks of December make a great time for some study models!

12/19/2024

The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO) has awarded us tasks in 25 countries since 2020. Check them out!

12/18/2024

Some watercolors our very own Roy Pachecano put together to add flavor to an existing conditions report in San Jose, Costa Rica.

12/12/2024

Today, we’re taking a look back at a project that blends history, innovation, and respect for iconic design. We had the honor of designing and completing the skylight structures for the University at Albany, SUNY campus, originally designed by the renowned architect Edward Durell Stone in 1963. Stone, known for his work on the U.S. Embassy in India and The Kennedy Center, envisioned skylights that were never realized—until now.

The original design called for three skylights to cover the campus’ concrete plazas, but due to weathering, the need for new structures became clear. Our challenge? To create skylights that paid homage to Stone’s vision while integrating modern materials and technologies.

Through research and innovation, we used ETFE glazing, a lightweight, transparent material, to craft domes that maintain the scale and geometry of the original design while offering improved performance and flexibility. This resulted in stunning new skylights that not only provide light and shelter but also continue the legacy of a mid-century modern masterpiece.

We’re proud to have contributed to the preservation and modernization of this architectural gem.



pc: Paul Warchol

12/10/2024

We went searching for history's greatest minds to ask about their college days (we think we found them). Their answers? It all started in a space - a dorm room, a laboratory, a bustling quad. Maybe a well-designed campus isn't just a backdrop - it's where futures take shape. Let’s work together to imagine the future of student life, together (if you insist).