Method Design

Highly Engaged Employees

Use tab to navigate through the menu items. Whether its our colleagues, partners, clients, the systems we develop, the contexts we manipulate, or the usual elements of architectural production we designwe strive to generate original insights into what we are working on and how it will be executed. We want to build. We are unafraid of taking on non-... traditional roles. We thrive as a sort of Special Forces unit. This approach allows us to design and ultimately craft forms and spaces that are uniquely advanced and provocative in their material and spatial performance. Asymmetrical ForcesMaximum Impact With Limited Means. Weve built our practice and process on our capacity to nimbly address and take on any program, context and role for a project. We accomplish this with our small, highly integrated staff, augmented by strategic partnerships and our tactical leveraging of computation and construction technology. Our primary office is a collaborative space in the Financial District of Manhattanwhere our staff collectively develops the work through a process of rigorous conceptualization, drawing, modeling, visualization, and testing of details and materials. Its also a space where we invite in our strategic partners to work in house with usa builder, a developer, an interiors specialist, and acousticiansto share expertise, knowledge, space, pin-up walls and economies of scale for collaboration, critiques, and general advancement of the quality of our work. Method Design is an award winning NYC based practice, that has designed and built over 250 projects in eight states in every region of the country, and abroad in Europe and Africa. Our integrated design shop focuses on the notion of using provocation as it intersects with design performance to challenge spatial, material and social dynamics of the built environment. As a rule, we are always rethinking the way things are done and the boundaries of the architects role, surveying our entire tool set to achieve optimum results for project at hand. Conceptual ...Read More