The Suffolk Awarded at the BLT Built Design Awards

We are excited to share that The Suffolk earned Honorable Mentions at the 2024 BLT Built Design Awards in the Interior Design and Residential Architectural Design categories.

SARA Design Awards Gala at TWA Hotel

We were honored to take part in SARA’s Design Awards Gala in which we took home awards for West Village Townhouse and The Suffolk. The banquet, held at the renovated TWA Hotel, was the perfect place to both celebrate and experience architecture and design, as we enjoyed Eero Saarinen-designed building.

Dyson Store SoHo featured in a number of outlets

Dyson Store SoHo, which opened just in time for New York Fashion Week, has been featured in a number of media outlets including Retail & Leisure International, Chain Store Age, The New Yorker, and Retail Week. We are proud to have collaborated with Dyson on this renovation design, bringing together the built history of the neighborhood with Dyson’s forward-looking approach to retail and technology.

Jean-Gabriel Neukomm’s *Nephelepsis* exhibited at PAD London, 2024

Presented by Charles Burnard Gallery, the *Nephelepsis* chandelier pushes the boundaries of design and making by merging sleek, futuristic lines with organic fluidity. This visionary creation cleverly brings together fragments of mica sheet and light to create a chandelier like no other. We are thrilled to see Neukomm’s work exhibited in this setting and proud to exhibit with Charles Burnand Gallery alongside a number of beautiful pieces.

Open House New York: The Suffolk

During a jam-packed Open House New York weekend, we were delighted to present four sold-out tours of The Suffolk to design and architecture aficionados. The event spans over 270 sites and welcomes tens of thousands of visitors into some of the city’s most interesting sites.

Furniture is Architecture at SCAD

Matthew Gray, one of our lead designers, was invited to SCAD to present about his work. Matthew earned his MFA in Furniture Design from the school in the 2010s and delivered a presentation that focused on ambiguity in the design process, especially as it relates to JG Neukomm Architecture’s work, straddling the boundaries between furniture, architecture, and interiors.

AIA NY: Built by New York

We were incredibly excited to participate in AIA New York’s exhibition *Built by New York*, which highlights projects by New York City architects that reflect upon the last twenty years and look forward into the future of the field. Work was staged over all three floors of the Center for Architecture and our luxury residential project, The Suffolk, was among the exhibited selections. The exhibition is open to the public until April 5, 2025.

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: 42 Best New York Architects on the AD PRO Directory

We are honored to be featured by **ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST** as one of the 42 best firms in New York, highlighting our work on Fabien Baron’s townhouse renovation.
To read more on their site, click here.

ARCHITECT MAGAZINE: The Landon

The Landon, one of our projects with Dermot Company, was featured as a Merit winner in ARCHITECT's 2024 Architecture & Interiors Awards, Interiors: Lobby and Amenity Space category.
To see more about the project, click here.

AIA NY: The Suffolk Tour

It was a pleasure to tour The Suffolk as part of the AIA New York | Center for Architecture’s Summer programs. The kids, in grades 6-8 and from New York, were enthusiastic and curious, and we had a fantastic time showing them around a unique residence in their own city as part of their week on “Homes of the Future.”

Design Trust For Public Space Benefit

We had an amazing time supporting our Design Trust community at their annual benefit, which took place at the newly designed Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library. JGNA is proud to have a role in how public space is shaped in New York City and recognizes the impact that organizations like Design Trust for Public Space have in the shaping and stewardship of our civic futures.
For more information about the event, click here.

AIA NY: Healing Light: The Biological and Sociological Effects of Lighting

JG Neukomm was invited to present on a panel at AIA NY alongside Natalia Lesniak, a lighting designer at Lumen Architectur, and Erica Voss, Founder and CEO of Good Lux. The panel sough to investigate the power of light in terms of wellness, accessibility and equity, with insights from designers and researchers about lighting applications across projects.
Video documentation of the presentation, panel, and Q&A can be viewed here.

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: New York Townhouse Renovation

We’re thrilled to share that our townhouse renovation project for **Yana Peel**, was recently featured in **ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST** magazine Nov 2023.
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INTERIOR DESIGN magazine: The Suffolk

A huge thank you to **INTERIOR DESIGN** magazine for featuring our **Lower East Side** project **The Suffolk** as the lead in their residential development issue. We are proud of this karma for our 3rd project with the **Gotham Organization**.
To see the magazine pages, click here.

JGNA is a 2023 INTERIOR DESIGN Best of Year Finalist

We’re excited to share that our project **The** **Renaissance Hotel** is a 2023 **INTERIOR DESIGN** **Best of Year Awards** finalist in the **Fitness Center** category.

JGNA is a 2023 INTERIOR DESIGN Best of Year Finalist

We’re excited to share that our project **The Suffolk** is a 2023 **INTERIOR DESIGN** **Best of Year Awards** finalist in the **residential lobby + amenity space** category.

Fall Newsletter 2023

The JGNA team hopes you fully enjoying the beautiful autumn weather! We’re excited that The Suffolk, Gotham’s ambitious new residential addition to the Lower East Side, has now opened after a remarkable four years of partnership in planning, design, and construction. Let us know if you’d like a tour! Read on for the best of the season’s new photos, awards, and civic engagement.

Winter Newsletter 2022

When we issued our newsletter last year, we were collectively facing a great deal of uncertainty about the near future of our cities and what it would be like to live in them. While this still may be the case in many ways, we are grateful to have been able to gradually reconnect with our friends and colleagues, and continuously encouraged by discussions of how we are moving forward.

We are pleased to share with you some of our news from the past year, which has again emphasized the enjoyment of collaborations taking place face-to-face. Projects have been completed, others are near completion, and new ones have begun.