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Where the Heart Is for More Projects More for Interiordesign.Net/Residentialleaders15 RESIDENTIALleaders where the heart is The first Residential Leaders survey takes us home We pride ourselves, here at Interior Design, not just on the broadest possible coverage of the design world but also on our ever deepening knowledge of specific sectors. Each year, we collect and curate data to form clear pictures of business trends for our top 100 Giants firms, the Rising Giants just behind, and the Giants in hospitality and health care. Now we are focusing on the firms working in the blooming residential sector. Over the course of several months, we carefully developed our questions for Interior Design’s first business survey of Residential Leaders. Then we sent them out with high hopes. We weren’t disappointed by the results. Nearly 200 firms— massive entities, individual practitioners, and everything in between—responded with detailed information about their business operations. Because of the diversity of the respondents, we chose to present our list alphabetically rather than by size or work vol- ume. The information we’ve collected serves as a terrific win- dow onto the residential landscape. Everybody loves a good view! We hope you find it as intriguing and enlightening as we have. However, as committed overachievers, we’re already thinking about how to expand and enhance the survey for 2016. A model apartment by If you don’t see your firm in these listings, please let us know. Workshop/APD is for its 88 & 90 Lex residential complex in You belong here. New York. DONNA DOTAN PHOTOGRAPHY DONNA DOTAN interiordesign.net/residentialleaders15 for more projects FALL.15 INTERIORDESIGN HOMES 91 these participating percentage of total firms annual residential 40 firms are expecting projects per category to work on work on an average of ACHILLE SALVAGNI ARCHITETTI, Rome ALI TAYAR, New York residences ANDRE KIKOSKI ARCHITECT, New York renovation/retrofit projects ANDREW FRANZ ARCHITECT, New York valued at 43% AREEN DESIGN, London ARK REZA KABUL ARCHITECTS, Mumbai, India $10 million BAMO, San Francisco BNO DESIGN, New York or more refreshing previous projects new construction BROMLEY CALDARI ARCHITECTS, New York 8% 49% (Lists are in alphabetical order, not ranked.) CETRARUDDY ARCHITECTURE, New York CREATIVE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT, Vadodara, India residential DAVID LING ARCHITECT, New York DRAKE DESIGN ASSOCIATES, New York projects DUFNER HEIGHES, New York for 2015 FAULKNER DESIGN GROUP, Dallas GHISLAINE VIÑAS INTERIOR DESIGN, New York H. HENDY ASSOCIATES, Newport Beach, CA HARTMAN DESIGN GROUP, Rockville, MD ISSI DESIGN, Shanghai JEFF ANDREWS–DESIGN, Los Angeles JENNIFER POST DESIGN, New York JUAN MONTOYA DESIGN, New York KAZAKOV DESIGN, Los Angeles LAURA BOHN DESIGN ASSOCIATES, New York LUCA ANDRISANI ARCHITECT, New York MARKZEFF, New York MARMOL RADZINER, Los Angeles MARWAN AL-SAYED ARCHITECTS, Los Angeles MESHBERG GROUP, Brooklyn, New York MR CALL DESIGNS, New York NERI & HU DESIGN AND RESEARCH OFFICE, Shanghai PATRICK TIGHE ARCHITECTURE, Los Angeles PHILLIP THOMAS, New York ROBERT A.M. STERN ARCHITECTS, New York SARA STORY DESIGN, New York types of urban/single-family apartments SMITH FIRESTONE ASSOCIATES, Los Angeles 82% residential STUDIO MARCO PIVA, Milan second/vacation homes 79% STYLE INTERIOR DESIGN, Irvine, CA design firms suburban/single-family homes TEAM HC, Hong Kong typically 73% VERMILION ZHOU DESIGN GROUP, Shanghai work on apartment buildings 68% mixed-use developments 52% refreshing previously completed projects 46% model homes 31% private yachts MANOLO YLLERA MANOLO 16% private planes This page: A house in Bern, Switzerland, is by Ali Tayar. 7% Opposite: An apartment in New York is by Shamir Shah Design. SIMON B. OPLADEN B. SIMON other 14% RESIDENTIALleaders 92 INTERIORDESIGN HOMES FALL.15 FALL.15 INTERIORDESIGN HOMES 93 RESIDENTIALleaders average value of homes designed $ million BNO DESIGN, New York 16.4 DIGUISEPPE ARCHITECT, New York DIVISION1 ARCHITECTS, Washington DRAKE DESIGN ASSOCIATES, New York FAWN GALLI INTERIOR DESIGN, New York GHISLAINE VIÑAS INTERIOR DESIGN, New York GRAY & WALTER, Wilmette, IL J BANKS DESIGN GROUP, Hilton Head Island, SC JOHANNES TORPE STUDIOS, Copenhagen KATHRYN SCOTT DESIGN STUDIO, Brooklyn, New York KONO DESIGNS, New York LANDAU + KINDELBACHER ARCHITEKTEN INNENARCHITEKTEN, Munich these firms reported at least 20% of their projects are refreshing previously completed projects McALPINE BOOTH & FERRIER INTERIORS, Nashville MONTGOMERY ROTH, Houston PATRICK TIGHE ARCHITECTURE, Los Angeles PHILLIP THOMAS, New York RANDY BROWN ARCHITECTS, Boca Raton, FL REBEL DESIGN + GROUP, Marina Del Rey, CA ROTTET STUDIO, Houston ROWLAND DESIGN, Indianapolis (Lists are in alphabetical order, not ranked.) 1 2 3 4 5 on average, each participating firm specified close to 6 7 8 9 10 million in addition to designing residential spaces, at least six in 10 firms also dollars work on hospitality, workplace, and 8 retail segments worth of products for 2015 A house in Los Angeles is by Ghislaine Viñas Interior Design in collaboration GRAY ART with Chet Callahan. 94 INTERIORDESIGN8 HOMES FALL.15 "We're merging hospitality ideas with residential concepts" —BG Studio International of firms are also optimistic about the growing hospitality segment Rottet Studio designed the ⅔30 firms are designing private yacht and private Viking Star cruise ship. plane interiors (Lists are in alphabetical order, not ranked) ACHILLE SALVAGNI ARCHITETTI, Rome MARC-MICHAELS INTERIOR DESIGN, ALI TAYAR, New York Winter Park, FL AMB DESIGN, Salt Lake City MARKZEFF, New York BAMO, San Francisco MARMOL RADZINER, Los Angeles BARLISWEDLICK ARCHITECTS, New York MOJO STUMER ASSOCIATES, Greenvale, NY BG STUDIO INTERNATIONAL, New York ODADA, San Francisco CHRISTINE MARKATOS DESIGN, Los Angeles PATRICK TIGHE ARCHITECTURE, Los Angeles CLODAGH, New York PHILLIP THOMAS, New York DECOR BY GUILLAUME GENTET, New York PIERCE ALLEN, New York DRAKE DESIGN ASSOCIATES, New York REBEL DESIGN+GROUP, Marina Del Rey, CA DUFNER HEIGHES, New York ROBERT PASSAL INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE, New York FEDERICO DELROSSO ARCHITECTS, Milan ROTTET STUDIO, Houston JENNIFER POST DESIGN, New York SUSAN MARINELLO INTERIORS, Seattle JUAN MONTOYA DESIGN, New York SMITH FIRESTONE ASSOCIATES, Los Angeles LANDAU + KINDELBACHER ARCHITEKTEN INNENARCHITEKTEN, Munich STUDIO MARCO PIVA, Milan 8 in 10 TEAM HC, Hong Kong firms are very bullish about the residential market for the near future ERIC LAIGNEL ERIC RESIDENTIALleaders 96 INTERIORDESIGN HOMES FALL.15 Related “Luxury and excellent branding” “Its design execution” “Great high-end projects” “Outside-of-the-box thinking” “Devotion to quality projects” the residential real estate developer or owner most desired to work with, and why Ian Schrager “Forward-thinking and brilliant” “He values the design impact of a project” “His vision” “He seems to really live the design process” From left: Elkus Manfredi Architects completed the Ink Block apartment complex in Boston. Weber Thompson Architects designed the Sunset Electric mixed-use complex in Seattle. types of residential clients worked with in the past two years RCHITECTS A ment apartment/condo developer apartment/condo developer/owner manage investment trust investment individual equity estate developer/investor estate estate Private Real Multifamily Multifamily Hospitality Private Investment Real Other 93% 79% 62% 50% 27% 25% 19% 2% RESIDENTIALleaders THOMPSON HATCH/WEBER ERIN PHOTOGRAPHY; BORDWIN ANDREW LEFT: FROM 98 INTERIORDESIGN HOMES FALL.15 AIDLIN DARLING DESIGN JORGE MASTROPIETRO ARCHITECTS ATELIER ALEXANDER GORLIN ARCHITECTS JUDD BROWN DESIGN ALEXANDER PURCELL RODRIGUES DESIGN KATCH ID ALI TAYAR LUCA ANDRISANI ARCHITECT AMB DESIGN MARC-MICHAELS INTERIOR DESIGN ANDRE KIKOSKI ARCHITECT MARKZEFF ANDREW FRANZ ARCHITECT MARMOL RADZINER ARCHITECTURE IN FORMATION MARPILLERO POLLAK ARCHITECTS AREEN DESIGN MAYFIELD AND RAGNI STUDIO BAMO MARWAN AL-SAYED ARCHITECTS BG STUDIO INTERNATIONAL McALPINE BOOTH & FERRIER INTERIORS BNO DESIGN McINTOSH PORIS ASSOCIATES BROMLEY CALDARI ARCHITECTS MESHBERG GROUP CDC DESIGNS MESSANA O’RORKE CETRARUDDY ARCHITECTURE MICHELLE PHEASANT DESIGN CHAMPALIMAUD MONTGOMERY ROTH CHRISTINE MARKATOS DESIGN MORRISON DILWORTH + WALLS DAN BRUNN ARCHITECTURE ODADA DARLENE MOLNAR OLSON KUNDIG DAS ARCHITECTS OSMOSE DAVID LING ARCHITECT PATRICK AHEARN DEBORAH BERKE PARTNERS PATRICK TIGHE ARCHITECTURE PHILLIP THOMAS 100 U.S. firms PIERCE ALLEN working on new- RD JONES & ASSOCIATES construction RANDY BROWN ARCHITECTS projects REBEL DESIGN + GROUP REDDYMADE DESIGN A Hong Kong residence is by Team HC. RICHARD MEIER & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS DESAI/CHIA ARCHITECTURE ROBERT A.M. STERN ARCHITECTS overseas firms working on DIGUISEPPE ARCHITECT ROGERS PARTNERS ARCHITECTS+URBAN DESIGNERS new-construction DIVISION1 ARCHITECTS ROTTET STUDIO DRAKE DESIGN ASSOCIATES projects ROWLAND DESIGN DUFNER HEIGHES ROWLAND + BROUGHTON ACHILLE SALVAGNI ARCHITETTI, Rome DUST SARA STORY DESIGN ÁLVAREZ-DÍAZ & VILLALÓN, San Juan, Puerto Rico ELKUS MANFREDI ARCHITECTS SHAMIR SHAH DESIGN ARK REZA KABUL ARCHITECTS, Mumbai, India ENVIRONETICS SLADE ARCHITECTURE CREATIVE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT, Vadodara, India FAULKNER DESIGN GROUP SLIFER DESIGNS ESRAWE STUDIO, Mexico City FAWN GALLI INTERIOR DESIGN SMITH FIRESTONE ASSOCIATES FEDERICO DELROSSO ARCHITECTS, Milan FOGARTY FINGER SPAN ARCHITECTURE GIRALDI ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, Florence, Italy FORUM ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGN SPECHT HARPMAN ARCHITECTS ISSI DESIGN, Shanghai FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS SPG ARCHITECTS JOHANNES TORPE STUDIOS, Copenhagen
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