SKOLNICK Architecture & Design Partnership

Established in 1980, SKOLNICK Architecture + Design Partnership is an integrated design services firm, providing architectural and interior design services for projects of varied scopes and sizes throughout the United States and abroad. Founder and Lead Designer, Lee H. Skolnick, FAIA, has dedicated his professional life to exploring the ability of design to function as an interpretive tool, connecting people to their culture and communities. SKOLNICK’s unique approach is to unearth the compelling stories that underlie every design situation, starting with the beliefs and visions of the project's owners, while taking into account the intricacies of the site and surrounding context. The “story worth telling” becomes the guiding principle for every aspect of the project. SKOLNICK has had the opportunity to plan and design many residential projects and the firm has been recognized for its extraordinary work in such publications as Architectural Digest, House & Garden, Metropolitan Home, the New York Times Home section, and Architectural Record. Mr. Skolnick, a Fellow of the Architectural Institute of America (AIA) was named one of the top 100 architects by Architectural Digest and has served on the jury for the AIA Residential Design Awards. Our process begins by looking for the storyline that is contained within each architectural experience. From there, an architectural language unique to that situation is developed. From the selection of a site, all the way through to issues of program, design and detailing— all decisions are informed by, and filtered through this initial conceptual synthesis, resulting in a seamless integration of site, program and all aspects of building realization, including forms, spaces, movement, materials, and details. Through close collaboration with our clients, and by utilizing a design approach that is attentive, personalized, and thoughtful, SKOLNICK Architecture + Design Partnership strives to find the best way to enrich their lives and tell their stories.