Front Studio

In a city where space is constantly reimagined, Front Studio shapes the way New Yorkers move through and live in it. Beyond classic architecture lies a practice that doesn’t just follow rules—it redraws them, blending technical precision with creative thinking. Whether converting lofts, designing adaptive facades, or refining urban interventions, space isn’t just enclosed; it’s redefined.

You’ll find them seven floors above the East Broadway corridor, at 2 E Broadway Fl 7, New York, NY 10038, where raw canvas sleeps beneath acoustically solid ceilings. The address sits above a pulse of transit and art, a quiet eyrie from which floorplans are drafted and elevations rise on screen. Not all firms operate above ground level, but here, elevation seems deliberate.

Speak with them about adaptive reuse or façade studies, and the conversation shifts from constraint to possibility. They tackle environmental performance modeling alongside building code compliance, always treating buildings as living systems, not static forms. The phone rings at (212) 334-6820 if a site walk or feasibility study feels overdue.

Across the Lower East Side, where the grid still breathes and old walls still whisper, grab the map and plot your way to the top floor. From there, the skyline stretches differently, and the thought of another blank elevation feels a little less daunting: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c259a3869421cf:0x7e7fd9820b110550.