Enter the Office Nook

New York City homes often do not have space for a full office. Therefore, it is often necessary to be creative and utilize any space available. This week, Houzz featured Murdock Solon Architects in its article “Enter the Office Nook.”

Where to Splurge, Where to Save in Your Remodel

Designing a remodel is filled with decisions, from cabinetry to flooring. This article and slideshow from Houzz.com below offers interesting insights as to where to splurge and where to save.

Enrique Chagoya Exhibition at George Adams Gallery

George Adams Gallery, designed by Murdock Solon Architects, will be exhibiting the works of Enrique Chagoya January 16 through February 22.

As Seen in The New York Times

Following the article “Townhouse Turnaround” by Constance Rosenblum featured in The New York Times this month, Murdock Solon Architects would like to share similar projects that we have come to specialize in over the last 10 years; converting former three-family brownstones to sensitively updated, well-designed homes that serve the needs of growing families.

MSA Featured in Design Bureau

  Look for Murdock Solon Architects in this month’s issue of Design Bureau magazine, featuring our Outside Edit + Design project. On the penthouse floor of a SoHo cast-iron building, this production studio represents a unique balance of historic preservation, innovative technology and warm interiors. The studio desired a light, loft-like setting that also met […]

MSA Featured in Houzz

Murdock Solon Architects was featured in Houzz this week. “Bathroom Design: Getting Tile Around the Vanity Right” highlighted the pros and cons of various vanity and tile choices. Houzz’s John Whipple selected MSA’s Rhinecliff Residence project from Dutchess county.

MSA Project Featured in Architectural Digest

Designed by Murdock Solon Architect’s Shea Murdock, the Manhattan boutique FD Gallery is featured in Architectural Digest’s September 2013 issue.

The article highlights boutique owner Fiona Druckenmiller and describes the space as a “cabinet of curiosities.” The Upper East Side boutique showcases rare estate jewelry and one-of-a-kind pieces.

New Project: 333 Lobby

If you’re near 7th Avenue and 28th/29th Street in New York City, you’ll see one of Murdock Solon Architect’s latest projects – the refacing and lobby redesign of 333 7th Avenue.

New Project: Brooklyn Townhouse

  MSA’s renovation opened this single-family townhouse to the outdoors, light and views. With a narrow building footprint, MSA’s design focused on creating large, comfortable, open spaces, by minimizing internal walls and divisions. Living areas and the kitchen are separated naturally by furniture and cabinetry, so that light and air moves uninhibitedly from the backyard […]

MSA Featured in New American Luxury

Murdock Solon Architects is featured in New American Luxury's July/August/September issue in "Making History Shine," by Christina Adams.  Focused on Murdock Solon Architect's unique expertise in historic/landmark buildings and galleries, Adams describes the firm's approach to such challenges, including a strong understanding of the demands of New York City and a desire to preserve and […]

MSA Featured on Houzz

Murdock Solon Architect’s project is featured in “10 Ways Library Ladders Give Rooms a Lift,” by Lisa Frederick. In the article, Frederick showcases ways to utilize ladders beyond the library.  “Library ladders, which are rolling or sliding ladders that hang on a rail to provide access to high shelves, lend such a refined, polished air […]

MSA Visits Design Week / EuroCucina in Milan, Italy

Last week, Kelly Solon, principal at MSA, was in Milan for Design Week/ EuroCucina. The slideshow shows some of her top picks from the show, which is just a small sampling of the many furniture, kitchen, lighting, and home decor objects that were on display. [portfolio_slideshow showcaps=true]