Morris Adjmi Architects

Overview

Morris Adjmi Architects is a multidisciplinary design practice based in New York[1] that provides planning, architecture, interior design, and art services[2] for residential, commercial, and hospitality projects[2]. Founded in 1997 following Morris Adjmi's 13-year collaboration with Pritzker Prize-winning architect Aldo Rossi[4], the firm has designed over 27 million square feet of built space in more than 25 cities throughout the United States and abroad[5]. Named projects include the Wythe Hotel, The Rockaway Hotel, The Tampa EDITION, the Four Seasons Hotel & Residences Charleston, and The Row Fulton Market[6]. The firm established an in-house Art Services department in 2019 and has delivered 15 art service projects over the past five years, placing more than 225 individual artworks[7]. Morris Adjmi Architects maintains experience with green building certification and has signed the Architecture 2030 commitment[8], with its office located at 60 Broad Street in New York[9].

The company's own site places it in New York: Text explicitly states 'MA is a multidisciplinary design practice based in NYC' and lists NYC office address: 60 Broad St, 32nd Floor, New Y. [2]

The studio states "Morris established MA in 1997 following his collaboration with Rossi," referring to his 13-year collaboration with Pritzker Prize-winning architect Aldo Rossi. [4]

Named projects include the Wythe Hotel, The Rockaway Hotel, The Tampa EDITION, the Four Seasons Hotel & Residences Charleston, The Goodtime, Nexus Club New York, Austin Nichols Penthouse, The Row Fulton Market and The Huron. [6]

MA established an in-house Art Services department in 2019 and says that "Over the past five years alone, MA has delivered 15 art service projects, placing more than 225 individual artworks, including over 20 custom commissions." [7]

Morris Adjmi Architects is located at 60 Broad St, 32nd Floor, New York, NY 10004. [9]

Growth & traction

MA says the award-winning firm "has designed over 27 million square feet of built space in more than 25 cities throughout the United States and abroad." [5]

MA says it has more than two decades of experience delivering the highest levels of green building certification, "beginning with NYU's Wilf Hall—the first education building in New York to earn LEED Platinum," and has signed the Architecture 2030 commitment. [8]