Sabbeth Projects

Sabbeth Projects occupies the second floor workspace at 331 Greenwich Street, where architecture happens behind glass. The studio focuses on residential, commercial, and institutional commissions, alongside adaptive-reuse designs that convert older structures into usable spaces. You’ll also find bespoke furniture and millwork produced to client specifications, plus fabrication consulting for builders seeking precision fit-outs. Energy-efficient upgrades and tiny-home concepts round out the portfolio for owners in tight quarters. In short, anything that changes how a building performs—whether thick or thin envelope—lands on the boards here.

Pop into 331 Greenwich St Floor 2, New York, NY 10013 if you’re curious about turning an awkward attic into a light-filled office or a loft into two efficient micro-units. The quiet stretch of Greenwich between Canal and Grand still feels like workaday SoHo in the late afternoon; parking is scarce after three, so plan your approach accordingly. Inside the vestibule you’ll meet the brass directory, then two flights up you’re there.

Slip the studio a line at (212) 516-3729 to arrange a walk-through of recent case studies and material mock-ups. Pavlovian sounds from the Spring Street bakehouse drift up the stairwell—another reason to time your visit before four o’clock.

For those craving a visual fix first, pull up the directions and zoom in on the corner bay windows that flood the drafting room with north light.