Schiller Projects operates at the intersection of strategy + craft.
Our approach is driven by a consistent curiosity about the elements, activities, and ecosystems that shape and sustain us.
In today’s resource-depleted world, we believe that effective architecture must achieve a delicate balance between beauty, rigor, and resilience, while also addressing broader societal objectives.
CURRENT
Climate Initiatives’ NYC Office Shines With Sustainable Materials | Interior Design Magazine
An Architects Own Home That Is New York’s First Sustainable Mass Timber Home | The Local Project
Tasteful Refresh: New Zealand meets New York at Fisher & Paykel’s new Experience Center | AN Interior
”A Near-Zero Carbon’ Renovation? He Wanted to Show It Was Possible.” | The New York Times
PROJECTS
Palm Springs House: Voids as anchors
Elk View: Raising the standard of sustainable development
Fisher & Paykel New York Experience Center: Luxury inspired by nature
Bartlett Arboretum: Change designing a sanctuary
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ONGOING RESEARCH
Schiller Projects operates at the intersection of strategy and craft.
Our approach is driven by a consistent curiosity about the elements, activities, and ecosystems that shape and sustain us.
In today’s resource-depleted world, we believe that effective architecture must achieve a delicate balance between beauty, rigor, and resilience, while also addressing broader societal objectives.
CURRENT
Tasteful Refresh: New Zealand meets New York at Fisher & Paykel’s new Experience Center | AN Interior
An Architects Own Home That Is New York’s First Sustainable Mass Timber Home | The Local Project
”A Near-Zero Carbon’ Renovation? He Wanted to Show It Was Possible.” | The New York Times
Climate Initiatives’ NYC Office Shines With Sustainable Materials | Interior Design Magazine
PROJECTS
Palm Springs House: Voids as anchors
Elk View: Raising the standard of sustainable development
Fisher & Paykel New York Experience Center: Luxury inspired by nature