STUDIO V Architecture is an award-winning architecture and urban design firm that seeks to reimagine the 21stcentury urban condition. We specialize in transit-oriented developments and waterfront urban design at all scales, and adaptive reuse projects that repurpose historic structures for public use.
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News
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Empire Stores and The Tanks designed by STUDIO V Architecture shortlisted for World Architecture Festival 2019
World Architecture Festival
We are honored to be a finalist at this year's World Architecture Festival! Our projects, Empire Stores in the completed buildings - New and Old and The Tanks in the Future Projects - Experimental Category.
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Oil Tanks Into Oyster Beds: STUDIO V and Design Team Touts Novel Plan for Brooklyn Waterfront
Wall Street Journal
Studio V, the New York-based architecture firm pushing the plan, wants to slice the tops off the tanks and turn them into an oyster habitat, a performance space and a greenhouse.
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Community Responds to Massive Bates Street Proposal designed by STUDIO V in Jersey City
Jersey Digs
Designed by STUDIO V Architecture, retail space and 1,180 indoor parking spaces would be included in the project that could rise along several lots between Center and Bates Streets within the Bates Street Development Plan.
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ULI Panel and Jay Valgora creates a roadmap to Resilience for Greater Downtown Miami
Business Wire
Urban Land Institute Advisory Services Panel Outlines Recommendations for Strengthening the Waterfront in Miami’s Thriving Urban Core. Recommendations call for building code and zoning updates, green infrastructure, living shorelines, and adoption of proposed resilient design guidelines for Miami Baywalk
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Can a Gas Tank be a Playground?
New York Magazine
STUDIO V Architecture and Ken Smith Workshop re-imagines The Tanks with designs for The Billion Oyster Project.