Leroy Street Studio designed East Village Homes Breaks Ground

Thrilled to announce that the affordable housing project we’ve partnered with Asian Amercans for Equality (AAFE) to design and build broke ground on Friday, November 15th, 2019!

Leroy Street Studio invited to speak with students at Williamsburg Architecture and Design High School

LSS’s, Sara Ramirez and Kory Worl, visited the Brooklyn-based school to speak with 10th graders about potential academic and career paths to architecture.

Leroy Street Studio hosts community design workshop for Sunset Park teens

Exposing students to the design process, LSS mentored each using their own artwork through Center for Family Life’s Life Lines youth development program.

Office Triplex wins SARA | National Design Award of Merit

Office Triplex wins an Award of Merit from the Society of American Registered Architects at the 2019 National Design Awards program.

Leroy Street Studio designed Environmental Center included in Women-Designed NYC

LSS-designed Alley Pond Environmental Center, led by senior architect Lesli Stinger, was included in Women-Designed NYC, a publication that focuses on women-led projects awarded by the Public Design Commision over the past ten years.

Leroy Street Studio inivited to BIM & Design Futures Roundtable in Stockholm

LSS’s BIM Manager, Peter Koncz, was invited to the Bricsys 2019 Conference in Stockholm, where he particpated in a roundtable that focused on the future of BIM & design.

Leroy Street Studio participates in Archtober’s Pumpkintecture Carving Competition

Pumpkin carving team, Leroy Spooky Scary, made an ‘Adaptive Reuse’ Pumpkin Reduction Mousse that took home the Hannibal Lecter Pathetic Consolation (Honorable Mention)! Every part of our pumpkin was used in a new inventive way in our dish/design. It reflects our firm’s baking culture and obsession with process.

Shawn Watts participates in Archtober Panel: Transforming Brooklyn’s Libraries through Design

Leroy Street Studio partner, Shawn Watts, spoke on Archtober Panel discussing how architecture is amplifying the incredible work of Brooklyn Public Library (BPL). Panelists including Karen Fairbanks (Marble Fairbanks), Carol Loewenson (Mitchell Girugola), Brad Samuels (SITU) and David Giles (BPL), shared groundbreaking projects that are transfoming local libraries.